Babylon, NY News

• Babylon, NY News
• On this Memorial Day, we remember...
• Babylon Panthers win S.C. Class B Finals
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Happy birthday wishes to Mary Fazio
• Robert Moses Middle School Select Choir performs in Albany
• West Islip holds “Just Say No” BB contest
• Sen. Johnson and Assemblyman Boyle attend blood drive at Babylon Masonic Lodge
• Our community. Our people. All local.
• Megan’s Law Helpline and sex offender registration tips
• Community Shredding Day Fundraiser June 9
• Charles Berger, longtime Amityville resident, parishioner of First United Methodist Church
• St. Joseph’s Parish opening centennial season mass and reception June 3
• AMVETS Post 48 and American Legion Post 155 provide assistance at Veterans Stand Down
• At Your Library This Week
• Power Squadron to hold Blessing of the Fleet
• Strawberry Festival comes to Lindenhurst June 10
• Mortgage foreclosure prevention specialists to meet with homeowners June 1
• Skills Unlimited holding Golf Tournament September 10
• Deer Park Booster Club golf outing August 6
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Memorial Day Parades
• Memorial Day events at Airpower Museum
• Pets Pets Pets
• Brentwood Public Library hosts Food-for-Fines event to help the hungry
• WI Boys Basketball Award Dinner held
• Jennifer Knapp speaks: Being a gay person of faith
• Social event to recognize closing of West Islip's Kirdahy School to be held June 1st
• Babylon Homemakers to meet June 6
• Masonic Temple to host Chinese auction
• Pinwheel display at Sagtikos Manor May 28
• Babylon Village offices closed May 28, Memorial Day
• Public Notices -
• She’s her brother’s keeper
• West Islip resident commissioned as an Ensign in United States Navy
• Assemblyman Phil Boyle honors “PAWS” nominees at Dinner-Dance Gala
• St. Paul’s fundraiser a big success
• Free throw held at St. Cyril & Methodius Church in Deer Park
• Local resident Anthony Zanderzok currently deployed aboard the USS Enterprise
• Hats off to Amityville Woman’s Club
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Police: WB restaurant owner selling pizza­— and pills
• West Babylon's Olivia Galati gains national recognition on Hofstra softball team
• Crossroads Coffee House free concert June 2
• Babylon’s United Methodist Nursery School blocks out hunger
• Lady Panthers have undefeated season; head to playoffs
• Improvement made to exercising at Southards Pond trail Babylon Village
• Girl Scout pizza party
• Lindy Village asked to clean up abandoned house
• Local school budgets pass easily
• Four-year-old Amityville girl calls 9-1-1 as brother stops breathing
• Councilman Flotteron honors West Islip Soccer Club
• Bay Shore Middle School student places 3rd in gymnastics
• North Babylon graduate named SUNY Coblefighting Tiger
• Lindenhurst H.S. Lady Bulldogs basketball team scores big
• Carpenter reminds taxpayers of upcoming tax deadline May 31
• Astoria Federal and the BVAC offer Rotational Art Program
• Lester Jay Van Ess, M.D., Rotarian and former surgeon in Babylon Village
• Babylon Community Coalition conducting anti-DWI Pizza boxtop program
• Police Athletic League offering Ident-a-kit program to residents
• Last Hope celebrates expanded shelter pets programs on May 31
• Anne Waidler, longtime Copiague resident, artist
• BACCA presents California Suite May 17, 18 and 19
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Babylon Tuna Club annual garage sale set for May 20; help support families of troops
• Pets Pets Pets
• At Your Library This Week
• St. Paul’s Lutheran Church presents “Elvis Time” May 18
• Lindenhurst Spring Fling 2012
• Post 1634 Memorial Day Parade May 28
• Babylon Tuna Tournament to be held July 27 to 29
• Annual BACCA Judged Art Show June 11 to June 16
• WBFD holding Flashback Dance June 9th
• Our Lady of Consolation annual Strawberry Festival June 9
• North Amityville Fire Company to hold annual Father’s Day Comedy event June 16
• Conroy Scholarship Dinner being held Wednesday, June 6th
• North Babylon H.S. Honor Society Bulldog Challenge 5K May 20
• The Legend of Jacob Conklin
• Babylon Village Arts Council offering art workshops
• Fire Island Lighthouse Tour May 19
• DP Community Center and L.I. Wizards host BB contest May 8
• Town & Water Authority put Memorial Park on tap
• Babylon Town celebrates Earth Day 2012
• Johnson & AMVETS mark audible crosswalk installation
• Historical Society of Islip presents “The Doxsee Empire” exhibit now till June 30
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• Phelps Lane BB Court gets facelift
• What is a charter school?
• Effort underway locally to open charter school
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Christine Smith of West Islip named director of human resources at OLC
• Correction
• Babylon residents can now reserve museum passes
• Sen. Johnson meets with young artists from West Islip Elementary School
• Babylon Village Womens Club announces scholarship for high school students
• Babylon News & Muse
• Babylon Village unveils new Gazebo donor plaque
• In the news
• Bellone names Cohalan County Historian
• Lady Panthers play final game against Mt. Sinai today
• Police arrest man at West Babylon Pizzeria
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Gershow Recycling spring cleaning recycling scrap metal event to be held
• Gershow Recycling spring cleaning recycling scrap metal event to be held
• Marion T. Mauro, longtime West Babylon resident and homemaker
• Marion T. Mauro, longtime West Babylon resident and homemaker
• Joseph George Timme Sr., US Navy veteran
• Public Notices
• Joseph George Timme Sr., US Navy veteran
• Public Notices
• Audubon Society outdoor program Wild on Long Island June 21
• Babylon Community Coalition wants to prevent DWIs with pizza box fundraiser
• NA Community and Festival Day June 2
• Post 1634 Memorial Day Parade May 28
• Audubon Society outdoor program Wild on Long Island June 21
• Babylon Community Coalition wants to prevent DWIs with pizza box fundraiser
• NA Community and Festival Day June 2
• Post 1634 Memorial Day Parade May 28
• Babylon Tuna Club annual garage sale supporting families of troops May 20
• Babylon Tuna Club annual garage sale supporting families of troops May 20
• Silver Chords anniversary celebration and spring concert May 20
• St. Paul’s Reformed Church craft fair and car show May 19
• Silver Chords anniversary celebration and spring concert May 20
• St. Paul’s Reformed Church craft fair and car show May 19
• Bay Shore Historical Society hosts bake sale June 2 and Illustrator book signing June 21
• Bay Shore Historical Society hosts bake sale June 2 and Illustrator book signing June 21
• Babylon Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Our Lady of Grace Church with Tulip Festival and Parade
• Babylon Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Our Lady of Grace Church with Tulip Festival and Parade
• St. Paul’s Lutheran Church presents Elvis Time May 18
• BaCCA presents California Suite May 17, 18 and 19
• St. Paul’s Lutheran Church presents Elvis Time May 18
• BaCCA presents California Suite May 17, 18 and 19
• Hofstra University presents soprano Allison Pohl May 18 and 19
• Bay Shore Historical Society program May 17
• Hofstra University presents soprano Allison Pohl May 18 and 19
• Bay Shore Historical Society program May 17
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Babylon Village Historical Society Ole’ Times Day May 20
• Babylon Village Historical Society Ole’ Times Day May 20
• At Your Library This Week
• At Your Library This Week
• Pets Pets Pets
• Pets Pets Pets
• Tanger Summer Bash One Day Sale May 12
• Tanger Summer Bash One Day Sale May 12
• W. Islip Beautification Society plant sale May 12
• Amityville Artists Circle dinner to honor Vittorio’s Restaurant owners May 12
• NBHS is hosting Renaissance Festival May 12
• Constantino Brumidi Vegas night May 11
• W. Islip Beautification Society plant sale May 12
• Amityville Artists Circle dinner to honor Vittorio’s Restaurant owners May 12
• NBHS is hosting Renaissance Festival May 12
• Constantino Brumidi Vegas night May 11
• TOB free organic gardening classes beginning May 14
• TOB free organic gardening classes beginning May 14
• Islip Historical Society hosts local historian Thomas Santorelli
• Islip Historical Society hosts local historian Thomas Santorelli
• Bob Sweeney announced funding for local road and bridge projects
• Lindy man charged in rebate scam
• Bob Sweeney announced funding for local road and bridge projects
• Lindy man charged in rebate scam
• New school district lines continue to worry and confound some in West Islip community
• New school district lines continue to worry and confound some in West Islip community
• New Babylon Fire Department Chiefs installed
• New Babylon Fire Department Chiefs installed
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• Public Notices -
• Lady Panthers take Clippers 16-1
• Lady Panthers take Clippers 16-1
• Proto inducted into Fordham Rowing Association
• Proto inducted into Fordham Rowing Association
• Lindenhurst Village Marina being restored
• Lindenhurst Village Marina being restored
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Two more candidates profiled for West Babylon School Board race
• Two more candidates profiled for West Babylon School Board race
• Two incumbents, one newcomer running for Babylon School Board
• Two incumbents, one newcomer running for Babylon School Board
• Tulip Fest and Parade highlight Our Lady of Grace Church anniversary
• Tulip Fest and Parade highlight Our Lady of Grace Church anniversary
• Babylon School District puts forth $46M budget for coming year
• Babylon School District puts forth $46M budget for coming year
• Babylon Village puts up new donor plaque at Gazebo
• Race on for seats on West Islip School Board
• Lindenhurst Hosts Annual Spring Fest
• Babylon Village votes to on Block Party fees
• Babylon Village votes on Block Party fees
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Babylon Village Arts Council announces Arts by the Falls outdoor art show May 19
• Last Hope Animal Rescue flea market May 19
• OLOG Columbiettes presents Rick Allen May 18
• Vendors needed
• Back to the 50’s Dance
• Shelter Link bake sale fundraiser to be held May 12
• Edward Moran, Vietnam veteran, West Islip resident and Grumman employee
• Charles W. Pannhorst III, former Babylon H.S. graduate, served in U.S. Army
• Mary Ellen Sullivan, Babylon Village resident, member of the Babylon Historical Society
• Friends of Babylon Book Sale June 1 and June 2 preview May 31
• West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition fundraiser May 6
• BVAC presents painter Joseph Messina Jr. beginning May
• Felix M. German, M.D., West Islip resident and Fire Dept. member
• St. Monica’s Guild for Widowed Men and Women meeting May 21
• Last Hope Animal Rescue flea market May 5
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Eclectic Café presents the Pre-War Ponies and open mic May 12
• Babylon Town presents
• Deer Park HS student Jessica Curry’s artwork on exhibit in Manhattan
• Sen. Johnson congratulates Suffolk County High School music students
• Sagtikos Manor Historical Society receives grant for art conservation
• Our Lady of Consolation annual P25,ot of Gold a huge success
• Pets Pets Pets
• NBHS annual Fashion Show May 10
• Ovations Dance holding auditions for Nutcracker
• Babylon Village Arts presents Carnage May 8
• Lindenhurst Library Comic Book Fair May 7
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society offers two programs May 5 and May 12
• West Islip Board of Education hosts Meet the Candidate Night May 7
• Town of Babylon Earth Day celebration May 5
• Musicsocials volunteers needed
• Thrift Sale May 5 and May 19
• MICHAEL ZOTTO
• KEVIN O'CONNOR
• GLENN MONTES
• STEVE GELLAR
• Four candidates vie for two seats on the West Islip School Board
• Babylon Village Little League kicks off 2012 season with Annual Parade
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• Conklin House hosting annual plant sale May 5th
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Eight candidates seeking three seats on West Babylon School Board
• Babylon News & Muse
• Emily Moran earns Girl Scout Gold Award
• Heather Glenday, All American
• Lindenhurst Village approves traffic changes; residents applaud moves
• DP teachers and district reach accord that saves more than $1M, jobs and educational programs
• OLG Church celebrates 50th anniversary with tulip fest
• Lindy marina undergoes repairs
• West Babylon School District Celebrates the Blue and Gold
• Lady Panthers score another victory
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• St. Pauls Church craft fair and car show May 19
• Science of Spirituality talk May 2
• Breast Cancer Hotline Mother’s Day campaign
• West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition fundraiser May 6
• T.O.B. offers free organic gardening classes beginning May 7
• Witness Project of Long Island ninth annual walk May 5
• Good Samaritan Hospital scheduled drug “take back” day April 28
• Veronica Kopitsch, employee of Marconi Circuit, Farmingdale
• LOCAL SCHOLARS MAKE THE NEWS
• Barraga reminds seniors of Residential Repair Program
• Last Hope Animal Rescue flea market May 5
• U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Heckscher Spring Festival April 28 and 29
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Just Kids offers scholarships for Lindenhurst preschool children
• Pets Pets Pets
• At Your Library This Week
• BaCCA Concert Series begins April 27 with singers Conner Garvey and Putnam Smith
• BVAC presents Opera Night in Babylon April 28
• Three WB men charged in duping woman in driveway repaving scam
• Political blame game alive and well in Suffolk County
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• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Tulips stem from Babylon Town's history
• Mayor Scordino participates in Career Day at Our Lady of Lourdes School
• Lindenhurst Village Mayor, Trustees sworn in
• Restaurateurs look to refurbish former site of Hook restaurant into Tres Palms
• Twin girls for the Vagelatos and Scordino families
• Babylon School Board appoints new Superintendent
• Our Lady of Grace 50th anniversary and Tulip Festival this weekend
• Lindenhurst man charged in utility fraud
• Conklin House plant sale May 5 and 6
• Babylon receiver of taxes reminds residents that second half taxes due on or before May 31
• North Babylon resident Mae Wong turns 102
• Public Notices
• Gladys Schrader, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church parishoner, member of Amityville Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star
• Dr. Harold Schechtel, North Babylon podiatrist and resident, served in U.S. Army
• Local resident returns home
• At Your Library This Week
• Our com uni t y. Our people . All local .
• Historical Society of Islip held presentation by William Guyon
• Supv. Croci and elected officials on hand for inaugural D.C. flight
• Capt. Dan Masterson receives personal flotilla device at Change of Watch meeting
• Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach May 26 and 27
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Bay Shore HS seniors sign track and field letters of Intent
• BACCA offering Children's Arts Workshop April 21
• Pets Pets Pets
• Great South Bay Power Squadron installs new officers
• Our Lady of Grace Church tulip festival and Parade April 28
• Babylon Town Receiver of Taxes reminds residents second half 2011/2012 taxes due
• Fire Island Lighthouse to host Junior Ranger Program and Concert
• BVAC presents Opera Night in Babylon April 28
• Gercharel Players presents romantic comedy It Had to Be You April 28
• St. Paul's Lutheran Church night of country music April 28
• Marconi Lodge country western night May 3
• Dentistry from the Heart Program June 22
• First Baptist Church of Baylon concert May 5
• Dahlia Society sale May 17
• Sagtikos Manor Sunday Tea May 6
• Tooker Avenue Elementary Chinese auction April 27
• First United Methodist Church luncheon April 26
• Long-standing athletic tradition continues in West Babylon
• County establishes Land Bank to tap into state funds and reclaim and put contaminated propery back on tax rolls
• Public Notices -
• Ministerial Alliance of NA holds rally seeking justice for Trayvon Martin
• Stacy Villagran of West Babylon named up-and-coming business leader
• Readers respond to last week’s Guest Editorial
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Correction: Babylon Library budget vote and trustee election Tues., April 17th
• Residents, lawmakers angered over delay in traffic study for Deer Park
• Students save soles through sneaker recycling program
• Babylon Troop 1 hosts Eagles Scout Court of Honor
• Babylon News & Muse
• WI Vamps battle roaring house fire
• BHS Girls Lax team beats MGS
• Babylon extends restaurant moratorium; Planning Board weighs in
• Two WB men charged with scamming senior citizen in Amityville
• DPSD teachers pass on deferred 3% raise
• Local library budgets pass easily
• Antonina Messina, helped run family-owned business, Deer Park Ravioli, at 93 years old
• Lighthouse events
• Country music event April 28
• AAUW meeting April 16
• Adult volunteer opportunities
• Leg. D’Amaro announces Babylon Spring Senior Advocate Schedule
• Albert Fernandez shares story of inventor for Black History Month
• NYS Sen. Owen H. Johnson joins Islip Town officials to honor fallen Navy SEAL
• THIS WEEK’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Public Notices
• Councilman Cochrane to continue veterans aid program
• Councilmen Flotteron attends Sons of Italy installation
• Leg. D’Amaro names Huntington resident Alicia Lawrence as a Woman of Distinction
• Copiague Eagle Engine Company annual Comedy Night fundraiser dinner May 5
• Copiague Great Neck Elementary presented with certificate from Our Lady of Assumption K of C
• Middleton Squadron 1839 Golf Outing May 12
• Westminster United Presbyterian Church Spring Carnival May 10, 11 and 12
• At Your Library This Week
• BACCA offering Children's Arts Workshop April 21
• Our Lady of Consolation seeking volunteers
• Pets Pets Pets
• Westminster United Presbyterian Church craft fair set for May 5
• Babylon Community Scholarship Fund Dinner and Fashion Show set for May 1
• Our Lady of Grace Church Tulip Festival and Parade April 28
• AHRC Suffolk’s Auxiliary presents the Rita Marcott Memorial Chinese auction April 26
• Coastal Creations on display April 27, 28 and 29
• Suffolk Car Show fundraiser set for April 22
• Friends of Bay Shore-Brightwaters Public Library to present Linden String Quartet April 22
• St. Pauls Church in North Babylon holding car wash and rummage sale April 21
• Synergy Ensemble Theatre Company presents Don't Drink the Water April 20
• Leg. Barraga attends open house at Pronto
• Hospital Association offering $2,000 scholarship; filing deadline May 18
• West Islip Fire Department Rescue Squad annual Night at the Races set for April 21
• Safe boating courses
• Easter Egg Hunt Phelps Lane, North Babylon
• West Islip PAWS Gala April 27
• West Islip's Eric Metodiev an Intel ISEF finalist
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• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Police seeking witness to fatal accident in WB
• Two WI firefighters injured in blaze
• Pack 99 of Babylon Village holds annual Arrow of Light awards
• S.C. Treasurer Carpenter attends grand opening of Good Samaritans new Radiology Dept.
• NB School Board to approve budget this week; slightly over NYS tax cap
• Horsley's office collects 30k comic books for Wounded Warriors
• W. Babylon teachers take pay cut to save programs
• Babylon Village Board hears proposal for new restaurant
• Amityville to consider change to healthcare benefits for elected officials
• Rally for Justice held Saturday
• Fire destroys West Islip home
• Coming this Weekend
• Funeral services Sunday for Mary Ellen Sullivan
• Pets Pets Pets
• IRS warns senior citizens and other taxpayers to beware of tax refund scams
• Islip Supv. Croci, Councilman Senft present awards to sharpshooter winners
• Islip Arts Council hosts first Saturday evening lecture series
• Students Book Trip with Presidents at elementary school reading event
• Annual Judi Shesh Memorial 5K Walk/Run
• Leg. D’Amaro and County Office for the Aging announce Babylon Spring Senior Advocate Schedule
• St. Monica’s Guild of Suffolk Widowed Men and Women meeting April 16
• Volunteers needed to make a difference in community
• Mildred Schmidt, 58-year resident of West Islip, Ascension Lutheran Church parishoner
• Deer Park student signs to play football at Stony Brook
• Bay Shore schools scholar-athlete Griffin Rock
• West Islip boys and girls winter track championships held
• Lindenhurst cheerleaders rank 11th in country
• Lindenhurst athletes sign National Letters of Intent
• Five varsity squads from Babylon High School’s winter athletic season earn scholar-athlete team honors
• West Islip gymnast participates in NYS Gymnastics Championship
• Eagle Engine Company annual Comedy Night fundraiser dinner May 5
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• USS Elkomin reunion Sept. 25 to Sept. 28
• ICON PC User Group meeting April 13
• Sons of American Legion Squadron Great American War Battles Golf Outing May 12
• External Diploma Program to be held April 18
• At Your Library This Week
• Christ Episcopal Church and BVAC present Opera Night in Babylon April 28
• Marty Lyons Foundation of Long Island annual Suffolk Bowling for Wishes April 28
• Music at St. John’s continues with Polezhayev family April 29
• Historical Society of Islip Hamlet to host film-maker Thomas Santorelli April 25
• Ministerial Alliance and Vicinity rally April 7
• Catholic Daughters of the Americas spring fling luncheon April 29
• Lupus Alliance free library workshop: Family Relationships and Lupus, April 28
• Keep Islip Clean to celebrate Great American Cleanup Day
• Marconi Lodge springtime extravaganza April 21
• American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Chinese auction April 20
• Antique and modern arms show April 15
• Curves of Deer Park food drive April 15
• Episcopal Church Chinese silent auction April 13
• Lindenhurst Memorial Library presents 100 Years Later-A Titanic Remembrance April 15
• Crossroads Coffeehouse Christian concert April 7
• Fire Island Lighthouse historic area trek April 14
• Helping Hands-and feet
• Top winners in WI's Bellew Geography Bee
• Barraga steps out and joins the St. Pat's parade
• Bellones welcome Michael Jack
• Public Notices -
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Babylon students celebrate art month
• Babylon Village hears restaurant application; considering changes to restaurant code
• Babylon United Methodist Church nursery students learn about the community
• Our Lady of Consolation appoints Arthur Bretton Director of culinary services
• Babylon News & Muse
• IN THE NEWS
• WBSD and CSEA employees reach accord
• West Islip School Board to concerned parents: No cuts will be made to athletics for next year
• WB teachers agree to pay cut; programs likely to be restored
• Local library budgets pass easily
• Woman struck and killed in West Babylon
• Babylon Village holds budget hearing
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• NYS Sen. Johnson joins members of the Deer Park Fire District at surprise retirement celebration
• Carolann Maroney named director of Human Resources at Good Samaritan Hospital
• Councilman Glotteron installs senior club officers
• Good Samaritan nurse promoted
• Local junior high school students win Black History Month essay contest
• BACCA new performances March 29, 30 and 31
• Breakfast with the Easter Bunny April 1
• St. John's Lutheran Church vendor showcase March 31
• Amityville Artists Circle to host group show
• BVAC invites LI artists to exhibit their work at "Art by the Falls" on May 19
• Last Hope Animal Rescue Supermarker Bingo April 14
• Frank Martino Ed. D., educator at BJSHS, artist and volunteer
• Lindenhurst Alleghany Avenue Elementary School holds workshop
• Sons of American Legion Squadron Great American War Battles Golf Outing May 12
• Breaking an Industry’s Lock
• Suffolk County Hibernians Annual Ball April 27
• Pride of Lindenhurst Award nominations being accepted
• North Amityville Senior Center anniversary party April 20
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Teachers Federal Credit Union will award scholarships to six H.S. seniors
• Science of Spirituality Yoga offers a meditation retreat April 21
• At Your Library This Week
• Green Party of Suffolk annual membership meeting to be held April 21
• James St. Players present The Drowsy Chaperone beginning April 20
• Capital One Bank Financial Literacy Challenge applications being accepted through May 11
• Amityville Chamber Chinese auction April 21
• Great South Bay Audubon Society general meeting on Birds of Costa Rica April 19
• Our Lady of Grace Supermarket Bingo April 20
• Ladies Auxilary Chinese auction April 20
• Long Island Dahlia Society sale April 19
• Pets Pets Pets
• ICON PC User Group meeting April 13
• Brumidi Lodge Vegas night April 13
• Fire Island Lighthouse Easter morning tour April 8
• Eclectic Café presents blues singer April 14
• Brumidi Heart Fund Dance to benefit St. Francis Hospital April 14
• USS Elkomin reunion Sept. 25 to Sept. 28
• Marconi Lodge Spring Fling Social Night April 5
• St. Patrick’s Church thrift sale April 7 to April 21
• TOB Supv. Schaffer and Councilman Martinez announce Dog Obediance classes registration beginning April 2
• Children evacuated from Tutor Time in West Islip as WIFD battles blaze; no injuries
• Babylon High School now accepting applications for preschool
• Babylon Homemakers meeting April 4
• Public Notices -
• Readers comment on Levy/Bellone article and county deficit
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Chief Deputy Attorney Afreen Rizwan practices law with passion
• Babylon Town's new chief attorney says he loves working for the public
• Treasurer Carpenter attends grand opening of Good Samaritan Hospital Department of Radiology
• Jessica Moreno recognized nationally for volunteer service
• Babylon’s John Pinna promoted to executive VP
• Local libraries set to hold budget votes and trustee elections
• Babylon Village to hold budget hearing April 2
• Bellone hosts Babylon Town Supervisor Rich Schaffer
• Waived summer fees help Purple Heart recipients and military families hit the waves
• West Babylon Schools settle with CSEA unit
• Woman robs People's Bank, Babylon Village, today
• WISD to parents: athletics will not be cut!
• West islip Fire forces evacuation of Tutor Time
• Order of the Eastern Star Supermarket Bingo March 30
• At Your Library This Week
• Howard Franklin Boynton, operated Boynton Transportation Company of West Babylon
• Public Notices -
• Elaine Marie Leuci, Amityville resident, gifted writer
• Public Notices
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Tips for modernizing your bathroom
• Geothermal heat pumps generate savings
• Vendors needed for Earth Day celebration April 21
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• BACCA new performances March 29, 30 and 31
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• Almost Home
• Community meeting regarding Charter School being built in Brentwood April 3
• Idols for Prevention fundraiser concert March 24 to fight alcohol and drug abuse
• PUBLIC AND LEGAL NOTICE
• Sen. Johnson announced financial services for mortgage foreclosure prevention March 23
• Helping Hands Easter Basket Drive March 29
• WISD working to close budget gap; busing proposition vote March 27th
• Deer Park students engage in extreme water safety
• Safety Patrol at Bayview Elementary School in West Islip
• North Babylon students taking steps toward a healthier lifestyle
• NB Robert Moses Middle School students participate in successful fundraiser
• Lindenhurst students winter wonderland creations at Daniel Street Elementary
• Public Notices
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• DPHS student Lexxi Saal in MSG Varsity Talent Show April 15
• West Islip young adult charged with graffiti
• Babylon Varsity athletes recognized at awards ceremony
• LOCAL SCHOLARS MAKE THE NEWS
• Babylon News & Muse
• National Guard graduates
• Astronaut visits WB
• Lindy woman hits police car; charged with DWI
• Babylon Village Board votes to override tax cap
• Bellones welcome a son
• Astronaut Story Musgrove visits West Babylon
• Home Improvement Revolution
• Freezin For A Reason
• State sales tax exemption on clothing and footwear under $110 starts April 1
• Melville Rotarians name Legislator D’Amaro honorary club member
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• Gwendolyn Brown, Amityville civic leader and former president of LI Chapter of NAACP
• Our Lady of Consolation bereavement group meetings begin April 16
• Geraldine Robinson Hirsch, member of family that built homes in West Babylon, at 90
• Vincent Bodt, Lindenhurst resident, LIRR employee and veteran
• Public Notices
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• At Your Library This Week
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Power Squadron Boating Class begins April 9
• First Baptist Church of Babylon concert April 7
• America’s Boating Course offered at East Islip H.S. classes begin April 2
• Babylon UFSD Transportation request forms accepted till April 1
• Ladies Auxiliary spaghetti dinner March 30
• Women’s History Month Program March 31 at Babylon Town Hall Annex
• Lindenhurst Rotary Club Fellowship Dinner March 29
• Babylon kindergarten registration enrollment March 25
• Science of Spirituality program begins March 28
• Women’s Empowerment monthly program March 19
• Brumidi Vegas Night March 23
• HSBC appoints Scott Castro toWest Babylon branch
• Massapequa’s Allstate agent recognized for service to customers and community
• Meridian Masonic Temple spaghetti dinner March 25
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society classes scheduled March 17
• Long Island Dahlia Society class March 15
• Horsley honors Eagle Scout Joseph Liguori
• Lindenhurst troop 383 hosts Eagle Scout Court of honor
• Public Notices -
• Obama stand on abortion is wrong
• Expert on Constitution is wrong about federal health benefit plan
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Suffolk Police arrest father under Leandra's Law
• Bellone announces County's fiscal crisis; Levy defends his administration
• Our Lady of the Rosary Knights in Deer Park hold annual Clergy Night
• OLL West Islip celebrates Catholic Schools Week
• Leg. Horsley applauds food pantry volunteers
• West Babylon PTA awards for Founders Day
• Local students honored
• Chanel Chisolm helps her team to victory
• WISD working to close budget gap; some good news comes in the form of additional revenue
• Babylon schools struggling to meet tax cap
• Town gives free passes to military families for pools, beaches
• Babylon Village Board votes to override NYS 2 percent tax cap
• S.C. Police Officer injured in two-car crash
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehab. bereavement group
• Self Esteem in Relationships program begins April 26
• Mangano Funeral Home, Deer Park bereavement support program
• Bay Shore Jewish Centre Community Seder April 7
• Dorothy Grace Hartley Aldrich, former Babylon resident, Aldrich Animal Hospital owner
• Amityville Artists Circle to present Sounds of the Universe, a celebration of modern art
• West Islip Library, 3 Higbie Lane • 661-7080
• West Babylon Library, 211 Rte. 109 • 669-5445
• North Babylon Library, 815 Deer Park Ave. • 669-4020
• Lindenhurst Library, One Lee Ave. 957-7755
• available through this agency. Deer Park Library, 44 Lake Ave. • 586-3000
• Bay Shore/Brightwaters, 1 S. Country Rd. • 665-4350
• Babylon Library, 24 S. Carll Ave. • 669-1624
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Annual Spring Egg Hunt to be held at Belmont Lake State Park March 31
• More Gluten-Free Mainstream Options
• Fire Island Preservation Society offers several programs beginning March 10
• 2-story Cabin with parking garage and plenty of light
• Community Coalitions work to stem the tide of substance abuse
• Presbyterian Church of Islip Mission Auction Mar. 31
• TOB annual Spring Eggstravaganza March 31
• North Shore LIJ Southside Hospital community awareness event March 29
• Benefits and assistance available for vets of WWII, Korea, Vietnam
• St. Monica’s Guild meeting March 19
• It’s a first-time homebuyer’s market
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Lindenhurst HS students perform for seniors
• Babylon Grade School hosts “Have a Heart” drive
• Our Lady of Lourdes School in West Islip celebrates Pajama Day
• P.S. I Love You Day in North Babylon SD
• West Islip yearbook 2011-2012 edition selected as national sample
• Choir of the College of William and Mary concert at St. Paul’s Reformed Church March 18
• Orientation for NYS child day care providers Mar. 19
• External Diploma Program March 14
• AAUW Breast Cancer talk March 19
• Ascension Lutheran Sing-A-Long March 17
• Brumidi Saints Day Social March 17
• Bay Shore Historical Society presentation March 15
• Wounded Warriors comic book drive through Mar. 16
• Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Reptiles program Mar. 11
• American Legion annual Easter Breakfast March 10
• Stop World Hunger Tennis tournament March 17
• Constantino Brumidi Lodge Vegas Night March 9
• BVAC features reading and book signing March 11
• Eclectic Café to host Acoustic Live event March 10
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society tour March 10
• Public Notices -
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Lindenhurst woman pleads not guilty in DWI crash that injured three teens in DP
• Three injured in one-car crash in Copiague
• Lindenhurst Schools hold legislative breakfast; continue to talk about upcoming budget
• West Islip Varsity Head Lacrosse Coach Scott Craig inducted into the Hall of Fame
• Eastern Star held installation of officers at Babylon Masonic Hall
• Southside celebrates 100th anniversary
• Babylon HS student council holds “Soup-er Bowl” food drive
• Two-car crash flips Nissan over in West Islip
• Babylon Town honors local Eagle Scouts
• In the News!
• Babylon Village to hold hearing March 13 on piercing two percent tax cap
• Suffolk Police arrest man under Leandra's law
• Local joins WI obstretics group
• Lindenhurst School District hosts Legislative Breakfast
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• St. John’s Lutheran Church vendor showcase March 31
• E. Donald Conroy Golf Course opening
• Brumidi Lodge Military Bridge Night March 29
• S.C. Arson: West Islip house fire likely accident
• BACCA presents The Folk Goddesses March 23
• Constantino Brumidi Lodge Easter Bunny breakfast March 25
• St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church Spring Fashion Show March 25
• Babylon Village Arts Council (BVAC) will present several events in March
• St. John’s Lutheran Church Chocolate Festival, March 11
• Public Notices
• Benefits and services available to meet the needs of veterans of recent conflicts
• Brentwood’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 24
• Fire Island Lighthouse tour offered March 10
• L.I. Yoga Association workshop March 10
• Babylon Town Clerk reminds landscapers to get licensed
• America’s Boating Course for kids March 8
• Villa Monaco fundraiser to support breast cancer walkers March 5
• Conklin House to present Irish storyteller Jim Hawkins March 4
• Long Island Decoy Collectors Association annual Sporting Collectibles show March 3
• Deer Park Lions Club to award scholarship
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• S.C. Treasurer Carpenter installs officers for West Islip Chamber of Commerce
• Babylon Grade School students learn anti-bullying lesson
• Babylon students earn first place honors at Suffolk DECA competition
• Saving Medicare: A Constitutional debate
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Marking time in Oscars and Grammys
• Megan’s Law Helpline and SORT program staff available to community
• Christopher Anglum, Lindenhurst resident and U.S. Postal worker
• Thomas Moran of Lindenhurst promoted
• Conklin House hosting Irish Storyteller March 4
• Babylon Schools honor Olympiad winners
• Beacon “Pets” columnist Joanne Anderson receives two Maxwell medallions
• Man charged with stealing bronze vases off graves
• Babylon School Board in negotiations with teachers
• West Babylon athletes sign Letters of Intent
• In the News!
• Horsley presses for County to move on dredging projects in Babylon
• Babylon Village Board sets hearing on 2% tax cap
• Container fire on Copiague keeps NAFCo and N. Lindy vamps busy
• Arson Squad: WI house fire likely accidental
• Character counts in West Babylon Schools
• Deer Park students inspired by Gooney Bird books
• Good-Looking Cooking at Lindenhurst High School
• North Babylon Woods Road students help by collecting food
• West Islip Schools have Kindhearted Kids
• Assistant vice president of cardiology named for Good Samaritan Hospital
• Leg. Horsley applauds Eagle Scout Thomas Rubin
• Babylon Memorial Grade School teaches “On the inside we’re all the same”
• Sen. Johnson congratulates the newly appointed principal of St. John the Baptist HS
• Varsity gymnasts perform at Babylon Grade School
• Scholars in the News
• Babylon Community Coalition awarded Certificate of Appreciation
• Babylon Junior H.S. students work together on science project
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Writer on taxes: From each according to his ability
• DEC plan for contaminated plume is sorely insufficient
• Frank Petracca, Copiague barbershop owner, served in US Army
• Newly restored Conklin Cemetery resurrects the lives of one of Babylon’s earliest and most colorful families
• Man charged after attempted assault at Plesser's, Babylon Village
• S.C. Sheriff Vincent F. DeMarco presents Criminal Justice Scholars
• BSD wrestling with proposed budget
• Supervisor Croci tours Shellfish Hatchery
• At Your Library This Week
• S.C. Treasurer Carpenter acknowledges L.I. Head Start’s 45th anniversary
• Public Notices - PUBLIC NOTICE VILLAGE OF BABYLON NOTICE OF TAX SALE
• Poster Pets for Adoption
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• BACCA hosts Buddy Merriam The Mandolin Experience March 9
• Local church sponsors blood drive March 5
• Good Samaritan Women’s Social Breakfast March 2
• Supervisor Tom Croci holds conference with Fire Island Emergency Personnel
• Leg. Horsley informs community about Silver Alert Program
• S. C. Leg. DuWayne Gregory looking for nominations for Senior of the Year
• S.C. Leg. Barraga reminds local residents about Make A Soldier Smile Fundraiser
• Town redesigns E-Alert System
• Photo
• Township Theatre Group presents Neil Simon’s musical They’re Playing Our Song Mar. 2
• Knights of Columbus, Our Lady of the Assumption Basketball announces Free Throw Contest winners
• St. John the Baptist Diocesan High School annual variety show Mar. 4
• St. John of God Parish annual St. Patrick's dance March 3
• Last Hope Animal Rescue annual Bowl-a-thon Mar. 2
• BVAC participates in Rotational Art Program
• Lions Club fashion show and Chinese auction May 10
• LI Wizards AAU Basketball tryouts March 10
• Assemblyman Sweeney offers 2012 Long Island Travel Guides
• Marconi Lodge hosts social night March 1
• Brumidi Vegas Night Feb. 24
• Wounded Warriors comic book drive through Feb. 29
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Leg. Stern urges veterans to file for property tax exemptions by March 1
• Women's Empowerment open discussion on heart health Feb. 27
• Our Lady of Consolation offers discounted meals for senior citizens
• Car overturn on Sunrise Highway
• Knife-wielding man threatens TV crew at Plessers, Babylon
• WB man charged with stealing bronze from cemetery
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Girl Scout recognized for contribution to the Islip Animal Shelter
• Public Notices -
• WWII Photographer to share newsreel footage March 14
• Wanted: Amity and Massapequa runners
• Good Samaritan blood drive Feb. 27
• Irish storyteller at Conklin House March 4
• St. Catherine of Siena seeks receptionist volunteers
• S.C. Leg. Stern urges volunteers to file for tax savings
• WB PTA Chinese Auction March 9
• Leg. Stern urges area residents to file for Basic and Enhanced STAR exemptions
• Autism Speaks Long Island and AHRC Suffolk host first Arctic Splash March 3
• Wounded Warriors comic book drive through Feb. 29
• Keep Islip Clean hosts community fundraiser Mar. 2
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society has programs beginning Feb. 18
• Rutgers University offers program on Meditation and Conscious Living Mar. 31
• Babylon Lions Club pancake breakfast Mar. 25
• Cub Scout Pack and Boy Scout Troop 371 spaghetti dinner March 10
• Lions Club fashion show and Chinese auction May 10
• Synergy Ensemble Theatre Company presents Next Fall Feb. 24-25 and March 2-3
• Sup. Schaffer and T.O.B. 24th annual Black History Month Program Feb. 25
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Center meditation series begins March 6
• LI Wizards AAU Basketball tryouts Feb. 18 and Mar. 10
• BVAC participates in Rotational Art Program
• Deer Park Community Center spring programs
• Suffolk County Coalition Against Domestic Violence hotline
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Dominican Village St. Patrick’s Day celebration March 16
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Long Island Dahlia Society class Feb. 16
• Town of Islip Supv. Croci visits Town’s compost facility to examine disposal of Christmas trees
• Foreign Trade Zone celebrates 30th anniversary
• Barraga supports Hero Packs Program
• Babylon recognizes staff for service
• Babylon’s Emerald Vickers signs national letter of intent
• NSLIJ Southside hosted: Ask the Doctor?—a forum on drug addiction
• He’s a great grandfather—times two!
• Bay Shore students build telescope
• Students of Honor at Lindenhurst HS
• West Islip 8th grader is a published writer
• Deer Park students rock the competition
• Parliament Place Elementary in North Babylon holds food drive
• West Islip H.S. Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony May 12
• Support offered for children with changing families
• Great South Bay Audubon Society meet Feb. 16
• Scholars in the News
• Local resident José Herrera receives promotion in National Guard
• County Clerk Pascale swears in Supreme Court Justice Santorelli
• Wyandanch - Wheatley Heights Ambulance Corp. holds annual dinner dance awards
• Lindenhurst resident selected to serve on nationwide Taxpayer Advocacy Panel
• Deer Park first graders at JQA Elementary create edible art for winter wonderland
• Wayne R. Horsley congratulates Eagle Scout Joseph Liguori
• Pipeline means jobs for Americans
• Helping our neighbors
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Leg. Stern urges seniors to file for tax savings
• Franklin L. Faber, West Islip resident, served in U.S. Army
• Injuries reported in Lindenhurst car accident
• EDITORIAL
• New Babylon Library director takes over this week; Debbie Young-Szala tapped for trustee
• In the News!
• Former Deer Park School Board prez spars with board and sup't over school closing plan
• Home Depot commended for "saving" and "doing" for Babylon
• Vendors needed for craft fair/car show May 19
• Inaugural Belmont Stakes Blue Ribbon 5 Kilometer Run for Prostate Cancer June 3
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Beginning Experience weekend March 2-4
• Long Island Dahlia Society Class Feb. 16
• Help for veterans returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan
• Babylon Grade School Winter Concert a tremendous success
• KIC Sneaker Drive Feb. 10
• St. Catherine of Siena seeks receptionist volunteers
• Public Notices
• S.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers 24 hour assistance
• Support Group at Family Service League for children coping with changing families
• Babylon Lions Club pancake breakfast March 25
• Dominican Village St. Patrick’s Day celebration Mar. 16
• Massapequa and Amityville runners invited to anniversary 15 Kilometer Run March 24
• Good Samaritan blood drive Feb. 27
• Parkdale Civic Assoc. Fund to benefit North Babylon family that lost house in fire disaster
• Babylon American Legion hosts Psychic Robert Hansen Mar. 24
• S.C. Leg. Gregory accepting Woman of Distinction nominations till Feb. 24
• American Legion Snowflake Ball Feb. 18
• External Diploma Program Feb. 15
• NASA Astronaut to visit West Babylon H.S. Feb. 15
• First Presbyterian Church of Babylon hosts concert February 12
• Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts presents two programs during the next week
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Sen. Johnson delivers over 1,000 toys to Fighting 69th Infantry Regiment
• Sen. Owen Johnson honors 13-year-old amateur radio operator
• Babylon Village Historical and Preservation Society Building 100th anniversary celebration
• Babylon H.S. winter track team travels to New York City Armory
• St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, W. Babylon celebrates the Epiphany celebration at Argyle Lake
• BEACON Biz Beat
• The fight on the economic front is not over yet
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• EDITORIAL
• Geraldine Jessie D’Andrea of Amityville
• Annie W. Lewis, resident of West Babylon, and head cook at Berkshire Nursing Home
• Car veers off road and hits fence in boatyard in Babylon
• Four people injured in three-car accident on Sunrise Highway
• Lindenhurst schools outline budget challenges for 2012-13
• Kirdahy kids collect items to make holiday baskets
• Mayor speaks at Rotary
• Islip Town Board mulling question of outside seating for Farrell's Bar and Grill in West Islip
• Babylon Town Youth Court volunteers sworn in
• Injuries reported in Deer Park car accident; utility pole downed
• Ninth annual Conroy Scholarship dinner
• Learning through play at Our Lady of Lourdes School, West Islip
• Amityville Woman’s Club holds annual holiday meeting
• Babylon Board of Education recognizes the best and the brightest
• Brentwood Library welcomes members to the children’s department
• Councilman supports wounded veterans
• Treasurer Carpenter recognizes Ira Tane
• Bay Shore SD Gardiner Manor School Service Society making a difference
• Deer Park students ring in the New Year
• North Babylon students enjoy a Holiday Treat
• West Babylon students honored for artwork
• Gingerbread Houses shine at Lindenhurst MS
• West Islip BOE recognizes high school students for music and fine Arts
• Hitting the wrong note with National Anthem
• American voters need to wake up and learn the lessons of history
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• EDITORIAL
• Doris Bader, former West Islip resident, member of Babylon Business and Professional Women’s Association
• William P. Grover, lifelong Bay Shore resident, worked for Long Island Ducks
• NYS Sen. Owen Johnson: "I'm running again!"
• Deer Park student to compete in regional spelling bee March 18
• Lindenhurst Vamps battle car fire
• Babylon High School putting together plans for Peter Figoski Memorial Softball Game
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Treasurer Carpenter recognized 20th anniversary of Great South Bay YMCA
• Islip Town Council honors lifesaving MacArthur Airport Fire Rescue Crew
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Public Notices -
• American Legion Auxiliary Supermarket Bingo Feb. 5
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Sup. Nolan congratulates head of Islip IDA for prestigious award
• Councilman Flotteron attends installation of officers for Bay Shore Brightwaters Ambulance Co.
• West Babylon Fire Dapartment fundraiser April 20 with Psychic Medium Jeffrey Wands
• Marconi Lodge annual scholarship dinner dance May 12
• Vendors wanted for outdoor craft fair May 5
• Belmont Lake State Park annual Spring Egg Hunt March 31
• Babylon School District offers full-day kindergarten program registration on March 14 and 22
• Beginning Experience weekend event March 2-4
• BVAC quilting workshop begins March 5
• TOB Receiver of Taxes helps seniors needing assistance with property tax applications
• Babylon Citizens on the Arts to host singer/songwriter Marci Geller Feb. 24
• Long Island Dahlia Society Class February 16
• Babylon Town Hall presents the Gercharel Players in Barefoot in the Park February 11
• KIC Sneaker Recycling Drive February 10
• BVAC concert series beginning February 9
• BVAC presents documentary at Babylon Library
• Islip Fire Dept. fundraiser dinner Feb. 3
• Lindenhurst Preschool Center offers evaluations
• Treasurer Carpenter reminds taxpayers about STAR deadline
• Islip Zoning Board hears Farrell's application for outdoor seating
• Police seel public's help in shooting incident
• Interscholastic policy at FSD topic of board discussion—again
• 9th Annual Conroy Scholarship dinner
• Babylon News & Muse
• Corinne Giuliani, named director of social services at Our Lady of Consolation, West Islip
• Minervini family of West Islip celebrates New Year’s with baby Matthew Jacob
• Babylon Village Fire Chief and Department recognized in Babylon Town Parade
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Public Notices -
• Tips to get your kids off junk food
• Simple ways to help children get to sleep
• Solutions for caregivers struggling with stress
• TAKE CARE & Be Well
• Supervisor Croci inspects Town’s preparations for winter weather
• West Babylon transportion request forms due for 2012 to 2013 private or parochial schools
• S.C. Treasurer Carpenter advises property tax applications due Mar. 1
• West Babylon School District Kindergarten registration Feb. 6 through 10
• Sons of the American Legion Golf Outing May 12
• Babylon Dept. of Human Services Black History Program Feb. 25
• Helping Hands Valentine’s Day Drive Feb. 8
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Science of Spirituality Life Through Meditation classes Feb. 4
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society pictorial history lecture series Jan. 29
• Good Samaritan Hospital Caregivers course begins March 7
• James Street Players auditions Feb. 5
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Babylon Board of Education public meetings
• Good Sam offers free health and heredity lecture
• North Babylon Woods Road PTA hosts A to Z Auction Feb. 2
• Suffolk County Homemakers monthly meeting Feb. 1
• Constantino Brumidi Vegas night Jan. 27
• Family/Caregiver Support Group meetings held at Good Samaritan Nursing Home
• Deer Park High School takes on St. John the Baptist High School in first round of The Challenge
• Ancient Order of Hibernians fundraiser Feb. 10
• American Legion Auxiliary Supermarket Bingo Feb. 5
• Send him on his way in song
• God can only help those who listen to his message of love and tolerance
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Good Shepherd Hospice bereavement group meeting to be held
• Peter Becker, former Babylon Village resident, WWII veteran
• Memorial Service . . .
• Lindenhurst School Board approves budget policy; other changes
• Babylon students have holiday spirit
• Charles Sheridan, Amityville H.S. graduate, Suffolk County Police Department Inspector
• Former Army Reserve Center to become housing and service center for veterans
• After much debate, West Islip School Board votes to close Kirdahy and Westbrook schools
• Despite rumors to the contrary, Sen. Owen Johnson is running again
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Councilman Flotteron attends Snow/Fall Family ceremony
• John Quincy Adams students perform in “A Holiday Moosical”
• West Babylon Alumni Foundation hosts annual West Babylon Hall of Fame Dinner
• Babylon school district creates Christmas quilt which they donated to the Conklin House
• Babylon School District teachers given tenure
• Babylon resident John M. Botto collects toys during the holidays
• Babylon teacher Jenna Cucci receives 2011 Promising New Professional Award
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• It’s time to educate yourself on your school budget
• Constantino Brumidi Valentine’s Dinner Dance Feb. 11
• Lindenhurst H.S. students compete for MSG Varsity
• Irene Brennan, mother of Lindenhurst Mayor, avid gardener and area resident
• Iovino Family Center offers parenting support group meetings
• Westminster United Presbyterian Church Snowball Dinner Feb. 11
• Wilson Tech open house Jan. 26 at Dix Hills campus
• Maria Regina School 50th anniversary Jan. 29
• Harold William Beery Jr., U.S. Navy veteran
• Corrections
• Brunswick Hospital Psychiatric unit to get new name; hospital to be torn down
• WB students collect PJs
• Griffo and Dieterick win Suffolk Zone Award
• How the lawsuits got dumped on Babylon
• Babylon, Lindenhurst and Amityville Villages prepare to defend against landfill environmental lawsuit
• Lindy Village proposes landscaping "Clip & Carry" law
• WBJHS nine-period day could be cut next year
• Babylon vamps battle car fire along Deer Park Avenue
• Islip Supv. celebrates YMCA Anniversary
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Public Notices -
• Great South Bay Audubon Society meeting Feb. 16
• Babylon Library Preschool Fair Jan. 26
• Ancient Order of Hibernians fundraiser Feb. 10
• Eastern Star Supermarket Basket Bash Feb. 10
• St. Mark’s EarlyMusic Concert Series present Folias and Diferencias Jan. 19
• West Babylon School District Kindergarten registration from Feb. 6 through 10
• KIC sneaker recycling drive through Jan. 31
• West Babylon H.S. o Complicated Financial Aid NightoJan.Revision25
• Music Social Cruise to nowhere Sept. 28 to 30
• BVAC Established Artist annual Indoor Winter Art /Show March10
• First Presbyterian Church game night Jan. 28
• Bay Shore-Brightwaters Public Library: to perform at Suffolk Comm. College
• Bay Shore student youngest author to be published
• Boy Scout Troop 179 spaghetti dinner Jan. 28
• Lindenhurst School District kindergarten registration for the 2012-2013 school year
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Lindenhurst H.S. Varsity cheerleaders fundraiser Jan. 29
• Bay Shore Middle School student recognized “Upstander of the Month”
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Sensational SPACES
• Former Army Reserve Center slated for veteran housing
• Car fire on Southern State Parkway at Route 110
• Brunswick Hospital Center building coming down
• West Islip School Board announces school closings
• COMING UP....
• Car strikes parked vehicle, erupts into flames in Babylon
• Our Lady of the Rosary Council, Knights of Columbus in Deer Park holds annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Islip Councilman Flotteron attends Sayville Holiday Parade
• Community-based support groups for victims of violence
• Blue Star Mom welcomes U.S. Army Ranger Captain son home for the holidays
• Spec. Kristy McEvoy decorated with U.S. Army achievement medal
• Lindenhurst Village approves budget; keeps within state cap limits
• West Islip School Board to make final decision on which elementary schools will close; meeting tonight
• Lean pickins’ for GOP
• Americans are failing to honor the role of God in their lives and in their country
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• EDITORIAL
• Elizabeth “Betty” Ryder, West Babylon resident, Our Lady of Grace Parish Outreach worker
• Andrew N. Purdy, Amityville resident who gave of his time generously to his community
• Sen. Fuschillo reminds T.O.B. residents of property tax exemption filing by Mar. 1
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• John O’Shea: O’Shea Brothers Prime Meats owner, served on local boards
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Babylon News & Muse
• Last Hope Animal Rescue fundraiser and luncheon Jan. 29
• Public Notices -
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Babylon Public Library Preschool Fair Jan. 26
• Bethel A.M.E. Martin Luther King Birthday celebration Jan 16
• Tooker Avenue PTA Supermarket Wingo Jan. 20
• Great South Bay Audubon Society meeting Feb. 16
• Ancient Order of Hibernians fundraiser Feb. 10
• Eastern Star Supermarket Basket Bash Feb. 10
• KIC sneaker recycling drive through Jan 31
• St. Mark’s EarlyMusic Concert Series present Folias and Diferencias Jan 19
• Village of Babylon offices will be closed Jan. 16: no garbage pickup
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation has set two programs for Jan. 14 and 15
• BVAC presents artist Paolo B. Bianchi
• BSD librarian honored
• West Babylon High School Financial Aid Night Jan. 25
• Suffolk County Sheriff ’s Office New Year’s Resolution
• Lindenhurst School District kindergarten registration for the 2012-2013 school year
• Brumidi Friday Night Vegas Jan. 13
• Farmingdale School officials outline impact of 2 percent state cap
• Call him "grandpa"—again
• Findings of survey for new Babyon School Superintendent outlined at board meeting
• Schaffer sworn in as Town Supervisor
• 9-Period Day at WBJHS could be eliminated next year
• Trucks damaged by fire at landscaping site
• WISD to make final decision on which schools to close next week
• Family of Staff Sergeant Mary Richardson of Amityville takes Snowball Express trip
• One Italian family's tale of the seven fishes—and one more
• Islip Town board awards catapult winners in annual championship
• Local resident recently graduates from basic combat training
• Our Lady of Lourdes School students celebrate the Christmas season
• Verizon supports victims of domestic violence
• Life experiences could lead to a HS diploma
• Good Samaritan Hospital’s Pediatric patients receive special visit
• 400 pounds of pet food collected for Island Harvest’s pet food pantry
• Islip High School girls soccer team recognized
• Our Lady of Consolsation Nursing and Rehabilitative Care Center hosts Christmas Family Festival
• Historical Society of Islip hosts Maritime Museum presentation
• Local minister opens Suffolk County Legislature meeting with Lou D’Amaro
• Town honors Brentwood boys soccer
• Babylon School District recognizes board members
• President Obama’s Attack on the oil companies is hurting America
• Sound sensitive television commercials are on their way
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Thomas A. Kain, attorney, resident of Babylon Village
• Dr. David Annunziato, longtime pediatrician
• Nancy R. Sedlack of Amity Harbor
• Copiague man struck and seriously injured in Babylon Village New Year’s Eve
• Dance at Tanner Park Thursday, January 12th
• Steven Logan makes Dean’s List
• Ralph Scordino, longtime resident, Babylon Village firefighter, dies; father of Mayor Ralph Scordino
• Scout Pack 99 conducts successful food drive
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Deer Park School Board approves snow day schedule; board divided on issue
• Town approves multi-family plan for Muncie Road
• Guild makes donation to Good Samaritan Hospital
• Babylon Library,
• Public Notices -
• Suffolk County Treasurer Carpenter• Minimally attends Telecare Awards of Excellence• Extensively•
• Islip promotes drunk driving awareness
• Islip Town board member welcome ISACC program staff to meeting
• West Islip Fire Department warns residents to take care during ice season
• Sons of the American Legion to sponsor War Battles Golf Outing May 12
• Celebrate Elvis’s Birthday at St. Paul’s Church
• Catholic Health Services of Long Island sponsors Spiritual Care Companion program
• BACCA Arts Center 4th Friday Concert Series - 2nd Anniversary Show
• POLICE BLOTTER
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Lindenhurst Village approves new budget
• Schaffer sworn in as new Town Supervisor
• Sen. Owen Johnson is a grandpa again!
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Copiague man struck by car in Babylon Village New Year's Eve
• Leg. Barraga swears in new trustees
• Islip Supv. Nolan joins local seniors for Tour of Italy
• Barraga visits First Baptist Church Annex
• Keep Islip Clean wants your kicks
• Music Socials volunteers needed
• Leg. D’Amaro thanks volunteers at annual SeniorNet meeting
• Treasurer Carpenter recognizes Dr. Randolph H. Manning
• Deer Park students provide simple comforts
• Santa arrives early in Babylon Village
• Al Waters, West Islip vounteer firefighter
• Bellone to be sworn in as County Executive tomorrow
• Sen. Johnson congratulates Sheldon Sackstein
• At Your Library This Week
• Public Notices -
• Helping Hands toy drive reaches its goal
• Sen. Johnson honors Walter D. Lace for retirement from St. John the Baptist H.S.
• Long Island Dahlia Society class Jan. 19
• Suffolk County Coalition Against Domestic Violence provides support to family violence victims
• Babylon Town Tax Receiver reminds residents first half of taxes due on or before Jan. 10
• Eclectic Cafe open mic Jan. 14
• Family Service League Self Esteem class Jan. 14
• Family Service League group meetings to be held beginning Jan. 5
• West Babylon Early Childhood Center lights the Menorah
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society Evening Tower Walk Jan. 8
• Treasurer Carpenter advises 2011-2012 real property tax bills mailed
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Babylon Town approves multi-housing plan for Muncie Road, West Babylon
• Deer Park School Board in disagreement over "free" snow days
• Two charged with stealing holiday gifts
• Lindenhurst Village votes to opt-out of 2% tax cap
• Westminster Church craft fair vendors needed
• Bay Shore School District annual Volleyball fundraiser
• Rose Casesi of Babylon led Lions in scoring and assists
• Good Samaritan Hospital honors dedicated volunteers
• Trujillo of West Islip promoted to rank of Private 1st Class
• Chefs at St. John the Baptist H.S. cook up a storm!
• North Babylon’s Ken Alberti named director of development
• Steven E. Freund graduates basic military training
• Babylon youth builds dog houses for Suffolk SPCA
• Martin Luther King, Jr., Health Center in West Islip recognizes retirees
• Bay Shore HS award winning essayist
• NB’s Parliament Place Elementary School’s Kathryn Dein recognized for innovation
• Sumpwams Flower Show a success
• Star swimmer at Babylon HS signs Letter of Intent
• Lions Club responds to help the imminent call for food at Outreach in Wyandanch
• Amityville Woman’s Club holds meeting; honors Sinatra
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Arthur Amendola, Lindenhurst resident, served in U.S. Air Force
• S.C. Leg. Horsley commends George Walters for service to Community
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Mary Myton Literary Society November meeting
• Birding and Breakfast Jan. 21
• Tax Receiver announces propety taxes due Jan. 10
• Sen. Johnson recognizes Pizirusso of West Babylon
• Knights of Columbus presents Night at the Races Jan. 14
• Combined centennial for Good Samaritan Hospital and West Islip High School class of 1959
• Eclectic Cafe open mic Jan. 14
• Good Samaritan Hospital Thrift Shop “Dress Your Best” sale Jan. 16 to Feb. 25
• Babylon Town Tax Receiver reminds residents first half of taxes due on or before Jan. 10
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society hosts two programs Jan. 1 and Jan. 8
• Suffolk Zone honors Harding teacher
• Singles 35 to 60 share skills
• Family Service League group meetings to be held beginning Jan. 5
• Public Notices
• Santa visits West Islip Fire Headquarters
• Two cute for words
• Happy Holidays in Lindenhurst Village
• Babylon Town Lights up for the Holidays
• North Babylon Schools award tenure, honors
• Lindenhurst man charged in burglaries
• Big Shot performs at WI athletic fundraiser
• Two West Islip teachers complete Triathlon
• Cullinane steps down from Lindenhurst Library Board; other responsibilities cited
• Suffolk County Library Assoc. gives out award for excellence in library service
• Farmingdale State College receives gift from Babylon’s Theresa Patnode Santmann
• Finance savvy students succeed in national competition
• Mary P. Myton Library Society meets
• Aw Shucks! W.I. Breast Cancer Coalition shucks clams to raise funds for cancer research
• L.I. Pharmacists thank Legislators for support in controlling prescribed medicines
• Barraga congratulates Dennis Silverbloom
• Donheiser named Regional VP for Catholic Health Services
• Sumpwams Garden Club launches West Islip Street Program
• Babylon grade schoolers find science “egg”citing
• West Islip students wear red, white and blue for fallen heroes
• Deer Park students lasso the fun at field day
• West Babylon “grows” future teachers
• Bay Shore student wins writing award
• Physics lesson is music to NB students’ ears
• Media is undermining America
• Reader: Legal immigration is still a part of America’s philosophy today
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• EDITORIAL
• Leg. Steve Stern collecting clothing and blankets for the needy
• Suffolk County Helen Keller Services needs volunteers
• Robert O’Brien, Lindenhurst resident, veteran and police officer
• Two hundred volunteers remove more than one ton of trash in Central Islip
• Singles 35 to 60 share your skills
• Public Notices -
• Manetuck Elementary student wins WIFD Fire prevention contest
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• J.K. Hodge piano performance Dec. 10
• Breakfast with Santa Dec. 4
• Brumidi Lodge New Year’s Eve dinner dance
• Historical Society of Islip Hamlet elects new board
• Support offered for children coping with changing families
• N.B. Youth Services holiday mini-camp Dec. 26 to Dec. 30
• Guitarist Vicki Genfan at Eclectic Cafe Dec. 10
• Hanukkah fair Dec. 11
• Music Social seeks musicians
• Chinese auction Dec. 2
• Homemakers meet Dec. 14
• Bay Shore residents rally to save Penataquit Station Post Office
• Helping Hands annual holiday toy drive Dec. 7
• Babylon Coalition meets Dec. 8
• Vendors wanted for rummage and craft fair Jan. 14
• Southside Hospital tree lighting Dec. 4
• Open House at First Presbyterian Dec. 2, Night of Shopping
• Santa at Lindenhurst Village Park Dec. 4
• Town tree lighting ceremony and festivities December 2
• Dropping of the Roses event to be held December 7
• Decorating Babylon Village for the holidays
• Two serious car accidents keep Lindy Vamps busy Thanksgiving Day
• Coming up...
• Babylon Celebrates Veterans Day
• Babylon High School hosts ‘powder-puff football’ fundraiser to help Ronald McDonald House
• William Rall Elementary students in Lindenhurst make Pinwheels for Peace
• St. John students visit Peruvian mission
• MacBooks provide a foundation for innovation in Deer Park
• West Islip senior awarded for ideas on Smart Growth
• Lindenhurst students get a taste of poetry at the Poetry Café
• Democrats have flip-flopped on Steve Levy
• American opposition to immigrants is a sad fall from its historical beginnings
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• EDITORIAL
• Help prevent bullying among school-age children
• Gertrude Regina Johnson, former resident of West Islip, served in the U.S. Navy
• Babylon firefighters honored for longtime service
• Town Surf Fishing tourney winners
• Woman killed; two Lindenhurst residents injured in car crash in Copiague
• Forest Avenue School acknowledges students for Perfect Attendance
• North Babylon Youth Services holiday mini camp Dec. 26 to Dec. 30
• Fire Island Lighthouse events
• BSD Interim Sup't. Peter Daly says he's not seeking permanent post
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Leg. D’Amaro asks residents to donate to those less fortunate
• Bay Shore-Brightwaters Rescue Ambulance named national EMS agency of the year
• Public Notices -
• Double quartet performs at Bristal Assisted Living in Massapequa
• Couples Workshop
• Our Lady of Consolation Christmas Family Festival Dec. 11
• Open forum on drinking and driving Dec. 12
• North Babylon Community Youth Services annual holiday breakfast Dec. 18
• Justin Littell named as one of L.I’s Top Young Professionals
• Scout Troop to serve Spaghetti Dinner Dec. 4 Sagtikos Manor Holiday House Tour Dec. 10–11
• St. Mark’s Episcopal Church to host J.K. Hodge piano performance Dec. 10
• D’Amaro alerts residents of HEAP applications
• D.P. Community Center Chinese Auction December 9
• Brumidi Lodge New Year’s Eve Dinner and Dance Dec. 31
• WBFD to host Breakfast with Santa Dec. 4
• Helping Hands annual holiday toy drive Dec. 7
• Community Presbyterian Church Christmas fair Dec. 3
• Knights of Columbus Chinese auction Dec. 2
• Skills Unlimited, Inc. Chinese auction Dec. 2
• Babylon Cub Scout Pack 99 holiday wreath sale Dec. 2
• Village of Babylon offices closed November 24th
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• NC Police Officer injured in accident in Farmingdale
• Selden woman killed in car crash in Copiague
• Democracy in Action at DP
• Amityville Woman’s Club presents check to Wounded Warrior Project
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Sen. Johnson joins Deer Park Library ribbon cutting ceremony
• Babylon Tax Receiver joins Wounded Warrior ride to the Beaches
• Local resident donates childrens book display unit to West Islip Library
• Babylon officials attend Historical Society thank you luncheon
• Opera Night in Lindenhurst November 20
• Sons of Italy traditional Italian pasta dinner Nov. 19
• Trinity Lutheran Church Christmas fair November 19
• Little Flower Day Care orientation November 21st
• N.Y.S. Sen. Owen Johnson presents Richard Walser with NYS Senate Citation for 53 years of service
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• North Babylon Community Youth Services annual holiday breakfast Dec. 18
• W.B. Fire Department and W.B. Lion’s Club Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Dec. 3 and 4
• Town of Babylon and U.S. Marine Corp annual Toys for Tots program Nov. 23rd to Dec. 14th
• BACCA concert series presents Pat Wictor Nov. 25
• Suffolk Environmental Center offers two programs November 19th and 20th
• Historial Society of Islip hosts author Cheryl Dunbar Kahlke
• North Babylon Youth Services holiday mini camp Dec. 26 to Dec. 30
• Scholarship vendor night December 7th
• Skills Unlimited Chinese auction December 2
• Vendors wanted for Dec. 3 Holiday Lane Fair
• Deer Park Fire Dept. holiday parade Dec. 3
• Sagtikos Manor Holiday House Tour Dec. 10 and 11
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society future events
• Babylon H.S. Class of 2001 10-year reunion Nov. 26
• MSG Varsity premieres The Marching Bands on Thanksgiving Day Nov. 24
• Long Island Air Force presents a Pearl Harbor memorial Dec. 7
• North Babylon Woods Road Supermarket Wingo Nov. 18
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Public Notices
• A ghostly Halloween at the Conklin House
• Historical society building celebrates its 100th birthday
• Eastwood missed the point­— George Bush is to blame
• It’s the power hungry, not the rich, that Americans should challenge
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• All candidates deserve vote of support
• Ovations Nutcracker Suite Dec. 8, 10, 11
• American Assoc. of University Women meeting Nov. 21
• Dana Jared Ewald, BHS graduate, owner of Fallen Acorn New Media Services in Babylon
• Two injured in NB car crash
• Halloween "bomb" prank prompts Lindenhurst schools to go into emergency preparedness mode
• Hundreds gather on LI Spiritual Festival to honor a message of peace
• Election Results, 2011
• Who will be Bellone's temporary replacement until November, 2012?
• Babylon Football: Glenn beats Babylon 42-7 in division semi-final
• West Islip athletes sign letters of intent
• Firecracker incident topic at NB board meeting
• WISD looks to close buildings to help resolve financial crunch
• Babylon Village Court audited
• West Babylon students recognized as AP Scholars
• Bellone elected next Suffolk County Executive
• West Islip Firefighter Al Waters dies
• Babylon Village Honors its Veterans
• Pack 99 collects food for local families
• COMING UP....
• Sumpwams Garden Club luncheon Nov. 16
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• South Bay Elementary re-opens in West Babylon
• Leg. Wayne Horsleys annual coat drive till Dec. 7
• Thanks-For-Giving-Benefit wine and cheese social and fundraiser Nov. 20
• Our Lady of Grace Church Chinese auction Nov. 19
• Shelter Link bake sale fundraiser Nov. 19
• Trinity Lutheran annual Christmas Fair Nov. 19
• Friends of Babylon library book sale Nov. 19-20
• Navy Seaman Voyles completes basic training at Great Lakes, Illinois
• Great South Bay Audubon Society meeting Dec. 15
• Vendors wanted for scholarship vendor night Dec. 7
• Historical Society of Islip Holiday House Tour Dec. 4
• Good Sam Thrift Shop hosts Christmas in the Attic Dec. 2 to Dec. 23
• Sagtikos Manor Historical Society Gingerbread Competition Nov. 26 on display Dec. 10 and 11
• American Legion Veterans Day dance Nov. 12
• Child Abuse Prevention Services (CAPS) volunteers needed to prevent bullying
• Bay Shore Historical Society presents the History of Horse Drawn Carriages Nov. 17
• Helping Hands seeks Thanksgiving donations
• External Diploma Program orientation and information session Nov. 16
• North Babylon Community Youth Services annual holiday breakfast Dec. 18
• Ovations Nutcracker Suite Dec. 8, 10, 11
• Opera Night in Lindenhurst Nov. 20
• Sons of Italy traditional Italian pasta dinner Nov. 19
• Constantino Brumidi Lodge in Deer Park holding Wounded Warriors fundraiser dinner
• Marconi Lodge holiday fair Dec. 4
• West Babylon FD Rescue Unit Chinese auction Nov. 18
• Music Socials bluegrass concert Nov. 18 and country event Nov. 19
• Deborah Hospital Foundation children's Christmas party Dec. 3
• American Legion fundraiser dance Dec. 4
• Fire Island Lighthouse Nov. events
• TOB American Diabetes discussion Nov. 14
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition held its annual luncheon
• Our Lady of Lourdes kids paints apples or fall
• Babylon Historical Society honors volunteers; Joy Torrey
• Babylon’s Argyle Auto recognized
• Beautification Society team wins Mayor’s Cup, 2011
• Babylon News & Muse
• Babylon Football: Panthers wallop Wildcats in playoff opener 27-2
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• A Town by any other name...
• A soldier remembers...
• Another view on the tax and entitlement debate
• Hope for the Warriors at Brumidi Lodge Nov. 11
• John Teufel, former Babylon Village resident, World War II Veteran
• Public Notices -
• Man charged with break in to North Babylon business
• Babylon Village looks at capital project needs; considering borrowing in low-interest market
• West Islip's Lyons and Kelly outstanding phys-ed students
• Babylon Town board passes Veterans job protection bill in unanimous vote
• Sen. Johnson organizes 25th anniversary Robert Moses Beach cleanup
• Sen. Johnson organizes 25th anniversary Robert Moses Beach cleanup
• Good Samaritan Nursing Home enjoys Harvest Festival
• Good Samaritan Nursing Home enjoys Harvest Festival
• Babylon Coach Gargiulo is congratulated by Congressman Peter King
• Babylon Coach Gargiulo is congratulated by Congressman Peter King
• Elected officials commemorate Columbus Day at annual parade
• Elected officials commemorate Columbus Day at annual parade
• A Great Day at the Babylon Village Sidewalk Sale
• A Great Day at the Babylon Village Sidewalk Sale
• Singles network group forming
• Scholars in the News
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Singles network group forming
• Scholars in the News
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Anger management support group classes
• Free seminar on bereavement and coping with the holidays
• Dorothy Murphy, Babylon Village resident, served in WWII
• iToo will miss Steve Jobs
• Editorial:
• Anger management support group classes
• Free seminar on bereavement and coping with the holidays
• Dorothy Murphy, Babylon Village resident, served in WWII
• iToo will miss Steve Jobs
• Babylon Breast Cancer coalition presents Certificate of Achievement to Leg. D’Amaro
• Babylon Breast Cancer coalition presents Certificate of Achievement to Leg. D’Amaro
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition hosts golf skill challenge classic
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition hosts golf skill challenge classic
• At the Library
• At the Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Public Notices
• BEACON Biz Beat
• Public Notices
• BEACON Biz Beat
• Shelter Link bowling to benefit Town of Islip Nov. 4
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Cross of Christ Lutheran Church exercise classes every Thursday
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehab Care Chinese auction Nov. 10
• Shelter Link bowling to benefit Town of Islip Nov. 4
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Cross of Christ Lutheran Church exercise classes every Thursday
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehab Care Chinese auction Nov. 10
• Crohn's and Colitis Foundation yard sale Oct. 3
• Coastal Conservation Assoc. annual fundraiser Nov. 19
• Historical Society of Islip Holiday House tour tickets on sale Nov. 7
• St. John’s Lutheran Church annual church fair Nov. 3
• Marconi Lodge social night honoring veterans Nov. 3
• Sunrise Senior Living bowling event Nov. 3
• Babylon Day Unit of Homemakers meeting Nov. 2
• St. Josephs Thrift Shop Bag Sale Nov. 7, 9 and 10
• Brumidi Lodge Vegas Night Oct. 28
• Dix Hills Jewish Center thrift sale Nov. 8 and 9
• BVAC Concert Series begins Nov. 10
• Coastal Conservation Assoc. annual fundraiser Nov. 19
• Crohn's and Colitis Foundation yard sale Oct. 3
• Historical Society of Islip Holiday House tour tickets on sale Nov. 7
• St. John’s Lutheran Church annual church fair Nov. 3
• Marconi Lodge social night honoring veterans Nov. 3
• Sunrise Senior Living bowling event Nov. 3
• Babylon Day Unit of Homemakers meeting Nov. 2
• Brumidi Lodge Vegas Night Oct. 28
• St. Josephs Thrift Shop Bag Sale Nov. 7, 9 and 10
• BVAC Concert Series begins Nov. 10
• Dix Hills Jewish Center thrift sale Nov. 8 and 9
• Concussions, a growing health concern being addressed
• Concussions, a growing health concern being addressed
• ELECTION WATCH, 2011
• ELECTION WATCH, 2011
• In the News!
• HOMECOMING
• In the News!
• HOMECOMING
• Babylon Football:
• Babylon Football:
• Pre-Halloween meetings do the trick in Babylon Village
• Pre-Halloween meetings do the trick in Babylon Village
• Audit of Babylon Village Court completed
• Lindenhurst Village looking to stay within 2 percent tax cap for next year
• West Islip youth seriously injured after being struck by car
• It was a full day of events in Babylon Village yesterday
• Things to do this weekend
• Babylon Town passes veterans job protection bill
• Bay Shore-Brightwaters library honors Richard W. Walser’s retirement
• Leg. Barraga commends Bay Shore School District
• Leg. Gregory honors 2011 Half Hollow Hills graduate with citizen leadership award
• First annual Tolerance Award goes to WI student
• Deer Park student hits perfect harmony
• Babylon students blown away by blown glass
• Va Bene! Students get an Italian Treat in Lindenhurst
• North Babylon student wins Gershwin Award
• Art students work on projects in West Islip
• West Babylon students compete in Albany
• Retired police officer brings message of tolerance to Deer Park students
• All State honors for North Babylon player
• Town candidates talk taxes: Groh, Gargiulo square off against Gordon, Donnelly
• S.C. Legislature, 15th District
• S.C. Legislature, 15th District:
• Legislature should adopt my tough balanced budget; it brings recurring savings
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Bottle cap and can tab collection for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans
• Last Hope Animal Rescue anniversary dinner Nov. 10
• Ann “Pinky” Rohl, resident of Babylon’s Gilgo Beach
• WB man sentenced as getaway driver in bank and drug store hold ups
• West Islip holds Homecoming; Lions roar
• North Babylon students donate supplies
• Lindenhurst School officials outline challenges facing all school districts in New York State
• In the News!
• Babylon Football:
• WBSD holds first school board meeting at renovated South Bay School
• Public Notices -
• At the Library
• Babylon Town & American Legion Hosts Annual POW/MIA Vigil
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Good Samaritan Hospital women’s social breakfast Oct. 25
• Bay Shore Public Library holds International Kids in Kitchen bake-off
• A day of wellness for body, mind and soul Nov. 5
• Our Lady of the Rosary Chinese auction Nov. 6
• St. Patrick’s Episcopal Chinese auction Nov. 5
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Center workshop series Nov. 8, 15, 22 and 29
• Vendors needed for Dominican Village craft fair Nov 5
• ICON PC User Group meeting to be held November 4
• St. John the Baptist High School 45th anniversary honoring Walter D. Lace November 10
• Singles Exercise Group Orientation Dinner Oct. 29
• Amityville Ladies Auxiliary Halloween Costume Party Oct. 29
• Babylon American Legion Halloween Party Oct. 29
• Bay Shore Historical Society Recollection of Bay Shore Oct. 20
• Ghost Stories at Fire Island Lighthouse
• Helping Hands Red Ribbon Week Celebration Oct. 26
• Dominican Village Veterans lunch Nov. 3
• Ladies Auxiliary Chinese auction Oct. 21
• NB Girls Soccer begins season
• Babylon’s Conklin House Halloween Festivities Oct. 23
• Sen. Johnson receives certificate of appreciation for Babylons Robert Moses Beach Cleanup
• Babylon Village Historical Society centennial Oct. 23
• Lindenhurst business burglarized
• Teen charged with making bomb threat in Lindenhurst High School
• Two men arrested in separate speeding and DWI incidnets
• Hot Laps
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Adelphi offers NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline & Support Program
• Brumidi Lodge Hope for the Warriors® Nov. 19
• Steve Bellone and Town of Babylon to host annual Hispanic Heritage Festival Oct. 29
• AAUW meeting Oct. 17 at Bay Shore library
• Feral Cat Day Oct. 16 at Farmingdale Dog and Cat Clinic
• Musicsocials meeting Oct. 20 at Deer Park Bowl
• Good Samaritan Hospital Caregiver Classes for six weeks from Oct. 12 to Nov. 16
• Women’s Empowerment Forum Oct. 17
• At the Library
• Westminster Church offers monthly outreach dinners
• Brumidi Lodge Vegas night Oct. 14
• BaCCA annual Harvest Moon Gala at Chateau La Mer Oct. 27
• America’s Boating Course Oct 15, 22 and 29
• Town of Islip Adopt-A-Thon Oct. 15
• Public Notices
• Good Samaritan Hospital women’s social breakfast Oct. 25
• Gercharel Players presents Social Security Oct. 14
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Babylon Village Stetz named to Offense-Defense Youth All-American Bowl
• St. John seniors semi-finalists in National Merit
• Babylon Village Youth Program to honor Davida and Proto
• Babylon HS student research to be published in bio journal
• Babylon Football: Panthers outslug Phantoms, 43-27
• Deer Park girls lacrosse gives back
• West Babylon firefighter and former Chief elected to FASNY Board
• West Islip students celebrate international Peace Day around the Peace Pole
• Beacon got it wrong: Obama is nothing more than a unconscionable capitalist
• Editorial:
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Last Hope Clinic free clinic for dogs and cats Oct. 23
• Dr. Robert Bergmann, Ophthalmologist
• Babylon Village Zoning Board gives go-ahead for telecommunications tower at Venetian YC
• Town Councilwoman Jacqueline Gordon being deployed; U.S. Reservist running for reelection to her seat next month
• Pre Halloween meetings apparently do the trick in Babylon
• Local athlete helps bring in a victory for St. John the Baptist Cougars
• Babylon Town Proposes Veterans Protection Bill
• Sen. Owen H. Johnson honors John T. Digilio Jr.
• Babylon Beautification Society Country Fair 2011
• The blissful experience of a morning sail
• Editorial:
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Shelter Link held fundraiser event for Islip Animal Shelter
• Ray Fliller, Bay Shore resident and family patriarch
• Election watch: Could Bellone's popularity work against him? Town GOP candidates hold meet and greet; taxes on tap
• Truck crashes through building in Babylon
• Lindenhurst Village ready to construct community building
• Panthers fall to Knights
• Bellone, Carpenter talk taxes in SC Exec's race
• Johnson recognized on 25th anniversary of beach cleanup
• DPFD volunteer Mary Beth Grubert honored
• KISSING COUSINS:
• Babylon Village settles with CSEA employees
• Lawmakers: Levy budget would put County in red
• PET EXPO
• At the Library
• Public Notices -
• BEACON Biz Beat
• North Babylon Youth Services Spooktacular Halloween event Oct. 31
• Last Hope Clinic free clinic for dogs and cats Oct. 23
• Historical Society of Islip hosts maritime program Oct. 12
• Ladies Auxiliary Chinese auction Oct. 21
• Babylon Village Arts Council film series offered at the library Oct. 6
• Artists Circle Opening Party Oct. 9
• Adventist Church seminar on How To Avoid Financial Collapse Oct. 8
• External Diploma Program orientation Oct. 12
• Beautification Society Country Fair
• Babylon News & Muse
• Hot Laps
• Dahlia Society basics class Oct. 20
• Music Socials spaghetti fundraiser Oct. 16
• VFW Night at the Races Oct. 15
• Brumidi Lodge Vegas night Oct. 14
• Gercharel Players presents Social Security Oct. 14
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Amityville VFW celebrates 65 years of service Oct. 22
• O.L.A. K of C Knight at the Races Oct. 23
• Farmingdale State College annual Long Island Volunteer Fair Oct. 20
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Eclectic Café presents Putnam Smith Oct. 8
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Presbyterian Church of Islip annual Mission Auction Oct. 22
• Leg. D’Amaro and Island Harvest host annual Food Drive to be held through Oct. 21
• Hot Laps
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• West Islip’s Griffin Burr is awarded for missionary work abroad
• Babylon Village Historical Society celebrates 100th anniversary of its museum building
• Babylon Football: Panthers maul Mariners, 44-0
• Future Business Leaders of America sponsor Tax Day Competition at West Islip H.S.
• West Islip students clamor for action to protect local clams
• Suffolk County Superintendents honor class of 2011 Valedictorians
• Babylon students take the healthy snack challenge and taste victory
• Drawing on creativity, North Babylon students win money for their school
• West Babylon Alumni Foundation 2011 Hall of Fame Inductees
• Babylon Village employees went above and beyond
• Tax Foundation statistics don’t tell the true story
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Pasquale “Patsy” Valenza, Babylon Village U.S. Postal worker
• Former Lindenhurst resident, Gladys Schrader
• Woman seriously injured in Lindy MVA; police seek public's help
• Number of unemployed on LI continues to increase
• Babylon girls are Gold Champions
• Up, up and away!
• Condo developer asking BabylonVillage to modify existing building proposal
• New school year, new faces in Babylon
• Dominican Village Chinese auction fashion show and dinner Oct. 14
• At The Library
• Public Notices
• Financial seminar Oct. 8
• Elvis Time Costume Party Oct. 30
• Historical Society of Islip hosts maritime program Oct. 12
• Young Boater’s America’s Boating Course to be held Thursdays beginning Oct. 6
• Lindenhurst Oktoberfest Sept. 30 to Oct. 2
• Marconi Lodge Oktoberfest Oct. 19
• St. Mark’s Early Music Concert Series offers various concerts for month of October
• Music Socials meeting Oct. 16
• External Diploma Program orientation Oct. 12
• East Islip Historical Society meeting Oct. 5
• Calvary Chapel of Hope Community Fun Day Oct. 1
• Deer Park Community Center Haunted House opens Oct. 1
• Long Island Yoga Association Workshop Oct. 1
• Ladies Auxiliary Chinese Auction Oct. 21
• Babylon Homemakers meeting Oct. 5
• Dominican Village Flashing Lights Extravaganza Sept. 30
• Music Socials boat ride party Oct. 2 from Captree Marina
• Town of Islip Apple Festival vendors needed
• Babylon Village Zoning Board gives okay for cellular tower
• Staiger appointed director of Good Samaritan’s New Women’s Imaging Center
• Good Samaritan Hospital names new director of food and nutrition services
• Vogelsbergs celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Schumachers celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• ThThThee RRaameeyyss cceelleebbrraattee tthheeiirr maarrrriiaaggee
• Readers appreciate special 9/11 memorial edition
• Readers appreciate special 9/11 memorial edition
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Genevieve Puzzo, North Babylon FD Women’s Auxiliary volunteer
• Vincent Joseph Ryan, Babylon Village resident, World War II veteran
• Editorial:
• At the Library
• Public Notices -
• Local girls complete project and earn Gold Awards
• Village offices broken into; cash stolen
• Babylon Football: Warriors take Panthers 24-14
• Barraga squares off againt Frank Dolan in 11th LD in campaign that almost isn't
• Babylon Village Board reconsidering zoning restrictions on psychics
• Lindenhurst Village looks for funds to repair damage from Irene
• BEACON Biz Beat
• Ladies Auxiliary Chinese auction Oct. 1
• W.I. Breast Cancer Coalition candle lighting ceremony and performance Oct. 2
• Community Presbyterian Church craft fair Oct. 1
• Antique and modern arms show Oct. 2
• Fall festival at Sagtikos Manor Oct. 2
• St. John’s Lutheran Church presents Babylon Chorale Ensemble Oct. 16
• Civil War weekend at Islip Grange Sept. 25
• Historical Society program on maritime history Oct. 12
• Temple Sinai International Chinese auction Oct. 9
• Eclectic Café presents Putnam Smith Oct. 8
• Knights of Columbus Oktoberfest Oct. 7
• Marconi Lodge Social Night Oct. 6
• S.C. Veterans’ Appreciation Family Picnic Sept. 24
• Hot Laps
• Little Flower Day Care Network in need of Child Day Care Providers
• Congregation Beth-El vendors wanted
• West Islip Hoops Club benefit concert to raise funds Oct. 15
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Remodel Without Regret
• Cut Heating Costs by Winterizing Your Home
• Natural Disasters: Preparing For Them And Their Impact On Your Taxes
• Thief burglarizes Babylon Village Hall
• Weekend Reminders
• Babylon developer seeks modifications to Village agreements
• Lindenhurst woman injured in motor vehicle accident
• The At tacks on Sep tember 11, 2001
• Petraeus ceremony too lavish during these difficult times
• Letter writer on the mark: We do need to take better care of our beaches
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Thanks for the memories
• Supplement and video for 9/11 are online now
• Genevieve Puzzo, wife of former N.B. Fire Dept. Chief and longtime resident
• Mary Schapiro, 50 year Babylon resident
• Lindenhurst resident helps Henry Schein Inc. prepare for annual Back to School program
• WI students participate in “Pool Smart” poster contest
• Babylon Town preserves its history
• Barraga attends first annual arts fair at Tutor Time
• Lindenhurst resident and professor at Farmingdale State recently honored
• Under the Lights Babylon varsity soccer game September 21
• Our Local Scholars in the News
• Babylon Football: Panthers open big, shut out porters 54-0
• New Pastor for Christ Episcopal Church, Babylon
• Lindenhurst Village holds 9/11 remembrance services
• BACCA Just Acting for Teens classes to begin Sept. 29 through Nov. 17
• North Babylon Youth Services fall workshop signup begins Sept. 15 West Islip Country Fair will be held Sept. 25
• Islip Art Museum Store new exhibits begin Sept. 14
• Library
• Lions Club scrapbooking class Oct. 29
• Public Notices -
• BACCA hosts singer and acoustic guitarist Cathy Kreger Sept. 23
• Power Squadron Safe Boating course Sept. 24
• Islip Art Museum artist’s reception Sept. 25
• Hope For Youth to case manage At-Risk Suffolk County Youth
• Islip Arts Council Jazz Fest Sept. 17 and Sept. 18
• Tanner Pet Expo in the Park will be held Sept. 17
• Sagtikos Manor Museum Day Sept. 24
• Hot Laps
• Assembylman Boyle joins legislative collegues in dedication ceremony of the Armed Forces
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• S.C. Leg. Horsley congratulates local Girl Scouts at inaugural Gold Award Ceremony
• Babylon News & Muse
• Local students receive Get There From Here Scholarship to attend Suffolk County Community College
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Sweet Adelines strut their stuff with a free concert to celebrate anniversary
• Lindenhurst Village works to recover from Hurricane Irene
• Babylon’s Barrier Beach Gulls flock together at meeting
• West Babylon Eagle Scout receives award
• Babylon Village Arts Council Concert September 8
• Annual Country Fair in Babylon coming Sept. 18th
• Fabyan Saxe, former Bayshore resident
• Former Babylonian Jean Dillon, Mass to be held Sept. 6
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Our people and our country are stronger after facing Leviathan
• Article
• Local Scholars
• Mayor says LIPA was not prepared for Hurricane Irene
• Babylon Village gets funds for drainage improvements
• Babylon Town gets Homeland Security grant
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Babylon Football: Panthers prep for the 2011 season
• W.I. School Board okays contract extension for Superintendent Simon
• In the News!
• Leg. Gregory hosts annual College Fair September 15
• Public Notices -
• Library
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• International Coastal Cleanup volunteers needed for Sept. 17
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• St. Catherine of Siena residents visit American Airpower Museum
• Brentwood community cleans up a ton of trash from its streets
• Domestic Violence Awareness Conference Oct. 15
• Denise Rafkind photography exhibit on display at Astoria Bank during September
• American Legion collecting soda, beer and pet can tabs
• Good Samaritan Harvest Festival September 24
• Babylon resident Résumé and Cover Letter Workshop Sept. 24
• Babylon Tuna Club Snapper Derby Sept. 10
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Center programs to be held beginning Sept. 20
• American Association of University Women meeting Sept. 19
• Power Squadron offers Safe Boating Courses
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Womens Empowerment Forum open discussion on savings Sept. 19
• Leg. Steve Stern to hold Shed The Meds Day September 10
• Eastern Star Chinese Auction September 16
• It's Back to School!
• The annual Swim Meet was held at the Babylon Village Pool on Saturday, August 6th, 2011
• Treasurer Carpenter recognizes West Babylon Eagle Scout
• Treasurer Carpenter honors Federation of Organizations and the Foster Grandparents Program
• West Islip High school graduate receives honors at Sacred Heart University
• Babylon Beautification Society looking for books for Country Fair
• Good Samaritan doctor recognized for saving patient’s life
• Edgewood residents looking for help with noise
• Remember the pizza place in Sunset City?
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Let’s hear it for the Heroes of the Storm
• Town of Islip announces “Rumble” for 9/11 victims
• Ron Pagliarulo, family owned Captree Bowl inWest Islip
• Hurricane Irene Comes and Goes; leaves damage in her path
• Hiring of new coach raises some residents' concerns in Lindenhurst School District
• Bellone off and running for County Executive; Republicans at his heels on some major issues
• In the News!
• Library
• Public Notices -
• Constantino Brumidi Lodge annual Fashion Show Sept. 22
• Babylon Post Office holding Passport Day September 17
• Hot Laps
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Amendola’s GDGC offers free monthly consultation for veterans September 13
• Labor Day Activities at Republic’s Air Power Museum September 3 and 4
• Town of Babylon History Museum will offer one-hour trolley bus tours September 25 and October 16
• Historical Society of Islip hosts author September 21
• St. John the Baptist class of 1991 and 2001 reunion October 1 and homecoming October 2
• Keep Islip Clean annual cleanup day September 17
• Catholic Health Services training program Sept. 17
• Leg. Gregory hosts annual College Fair September 15
• International Coastal Cleanup volunteers needed for Sept. 17
• James Street Players will be holding auditions September 18
• St. Joseph’s College honors local resident at Hall of Fame Ceremony September 23
• Fie Island Lighthouse Preservation Society offers many programs in September
• Brumidi Zumba Class Wednesdays at 11:00
• Babylon High School Class of 1951 September 10
• Deer Park Community Center blood drive September 10
• Brightwaters Library Meditation Class September 14
• Contantino Brumidi Social Ballroom/Mix Night September 10
• Holy Family Ukrainian Church arts and craft fair September 10
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Jones Beach Rescue to host photo contest and fundraiser party
• WI School Board extends Superintendent Simon's contract
• Conklin House Events for Sunday Cancelled
• Good Samaritan Nursing Home nurse honored
• Ocean Beach campers send wishes of hope and peace to Japan
• Babylon student receives Masonic Scholarship
• Sen. Johnson cheers on cyclists at Wounded Warrior Ride
• West Islip H.S. named to AP Achievement List by college board
• Deer Park teacher honored by State English council
• Character Education lessons in West Islip
• Babylon Elementary students pen stories of the deep blue sea
• Local May Moore student honored by Senator Owen Johnson
• Our Lady of the Rosary Council hosts annual award ceremony
• West Islip HS students representing FBLA attend Business and Marketing Day at Six Flags
• Deer Park lions donate bus shelter to residents of Deer Park
• The President should lead
• Fuschillo applauds Governor for signing MTA’s no-smoking law
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Calling out AT&T to pull tastless ad
• Jonathan Scott Shiebler, former Babylon resident and BHS graduate
• Ann McGreevey, former Amityville resident and employee
• WI businessman, resident honored
• Lindenhurst home burglarized; resident assaulted
• Informative performances target important issues at Babylon Junior - Senior HS
• Paumanake Pow Wow has one good day!
• WB Santapogue elementary students follow the yellow brick road to NYC to see Wicked
• Movie starring Julianne Moore filmed at Oak Beach last week
• King speaks at GOP event
• And two sets of twins makes six
• New homes get Village once-over
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• PETS FOR ADOPTION
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• American Legion Auxiliary will be collecting items to benefit Fisher House
• Ombudsman program volunteers needed
• Trinity Lutheran Church vendors needed
• Trinity Lutheran Rummage Sale Oct. 7 and 8
• Annual Auto Show and Swap meet at Robert Moses State Park September 25
• Jane Cooley of East Islip wins Bethpage Air Show Rocks contest
• Raynor Family Association Annual Reunion October 1
• Islip Town to host a Civil War Encampment September 24 and 25
• Suffolk P.A.L Summer Fishing Trip August 31
• Babylon Beautification Society looking for books for Country Fair
• Eastern Star Supermarket Bingo to be held Sept. 23
• Amvets Ladies Auxiliary blood drive Sept. 10
• Register for the Babylon Autumn Surf Fishing Cup competition
• Babylon Post Office Passport Day September 17
• Friendship Force multi-generational meeting Aug. 29
• Town of Islip announces “Rumble” for 9/11 victims
• Sumpwams Garden Club Flower Show Sept. 9 and 10
• Brumidi Bingo Monday nights in Sept. and Oct.
• Brumidi Vegas nights beginning Sept. 9
• Ladies Auxiliary hosts Family Movie Night August 27
• St. Patrick’s Church Thrift Shop Sept. 3
• Fall Harvest and Seafood Festival at Captree State Park September 17
• Library
• Deer Park Community Center Mother and Toddler Program Sept. 1
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Back to School for Babylon - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tremors from earthquake felt locally
• S.C. Leg. Barraga attends Arts by the Bay Festival
• Lindenhurst resident Thomas Spadone honored as Eagle Scout
• S.C. Leg. Barraga attends Arts by the Bay Festival
• Lindenhurst resident Thomas Spadone honored as Eagle Scout
• Sen. Johnson honors Susan Boudreau, NYS Senate 2011 Woman of Distinction
• Sen. Johnson honors Susan Boudreau, NYS Senate 2011 Woman of Distinction
• Angela Brandine, Copiague resident
• Robert Kuntz, Babylon resident, hospital worker
• St. John the Baptist D.H.S. announces new varsity hoops coach
• Angela Brandine, Copiague resident
• Robert Kuntz, Babylon resident, hospital worker
• St. John the Baptist D.H.S. announces new varsity hoops coach
• BBC lauds State Attorney General’s move against “sham” charity
• The sadness of August
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Ashley Korkidis off to college with honors; scholarships
• Four men charged with burglary at Deer Park pool
• BBC lauds State Attorney General’s move against “sham” charity
• The sadness of August
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Ashley Korkidis off to college with honors; scholarships
• Four men charged with burglary at Deer Park pool
• Local musicians play for charity; set to be at Babylon Beach Blast
• West Islip teacher awarded Fulbright Classroom Grant
• Local musicians play for charity; set to be at Babylon Beach Blast
• West Islip teacher awarded Fulbright Classroom Grant
• In the News!
• Article
• POLICE BLOTTER
• In the News!
• Article
• POLICE BLOTTER
• WB's South Bay School ready to open
• WB's South Bay School ready to open
• Local volunteer John Fitts named Nathaniel Conklin Award winner; ceremonies August 28
• Local volunteer John Fitts named Nathaniel Conklin Award winner; ceremonies August 28
• remember Monsignor Kissane
• remember Monsignor Kissane
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• Public Notices -
• Library
• Public Notices -
• WI schools hold fundraiser for Cancer Coalition
• WI schools hold fundraiser for Cancer Coalition
• PAWS pays tribute to outstanding educator and community members
• St. Hugh-St. Elizabeth Baseball League opens 2011 season
• PAWS pays tribute to outstanding educator and community members
• St. Hugh-St. Elizabeth Baseball League opens 2011 season
• Leg. Barraga attends Pastor Appreciation Day at First Baptist Church of Bay Shore
• Leg. Barraga attends Pastor Appreciation Day at First Baptist Church of Bay Shore
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• Photo
• Lindenhurst Miss N.Y. Preteen discuses child bullying with Sen. Fuschillo
• Lindenhurst Miss N.Y. Preteen discuses child bullying with Sen. Fuschillo
• Chapey Family honored with Citizen Award
• Chapey Family honored with Citizen Award
• Babylon Beautification Society looking for books for Country Fair
• Babylon Beautification Society looking for books for Country Fair
• Hot Laps
• Sen. Johnson assists in ribbon cutting at the Fresnel Lens Building grand opening ceremony
• Good Samaritan Nursing Home hosts Taste of Sayville
• Hot Laps
• Sen. Johnson assists in ribbon cutting at the Fresnel Lens Building grand opening ceremony
• Good Samaritan Nursing Home hosts Taste of Sayville
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Bay Shore teacher plays in Athletic World Cup events at Premm Learning Center
• Bay Shore teacher plays in Athletic World Cup events at Premm Learning Center
• Long Island Dahlia Society offers Fall Dahlia Show October 1 and 2
• Town of Babylon History Museum offers trolley bus tours from Sept. 25 to Oct. 16
• Long Island Dahlia Society offers Fall Dahlia Show October 1 and 2
• Town of Babylon History Museum offers trolley bus tours from Sept. 25 to Oct. 16
• Constantino Brumidi Military Bridge Night August 25
• Deer Park Community Center Mother and Toddler Program September 1
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Center Retreat August 27
• Child Abuse Prevention Services (CAPS) volunteers needed
• Constantino Brumidi luau dinner dance August 27
• Family Service League parent support group Sept. 22
• Islip Art Museum presents Hit the Lights August 20
• Constantino Brumidi Family Night at the Races Sept. 16
• Long Island Dahlia Society Show September 3
• Babylon Beautification Society looking for books for Country Fair September 25
• Child Abuse Prevention Services (CAPS) volunteers needed
• Darshan Mela Spiritual Festival August 28
• Family Service League parent support group Sept. 22
• Annual Stop World Hunger Tennis Tournament September 10
• Constantino Brumidi Family Night at the Races Sept. 16
• N.B. Youth Services presents Annie August 18
• Long Island Dahlia Society Show September 3
• Blood drive to be held August 19
• Babylon Beautification Society looking for books for Country Fair September 25
• Constantino Brumidi Military Bridge Night August 25
• Darshan Mela Spiritual Festival August 28
• Deer Park Community Center Mother and Toddler Program September 1
• Annual Stop World Hunger Tennis Tournament September 10
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Center Retreat August 27
• N.B. Youth Services presents Annie August 18
• Constantino Brumidi luau dinner dance August 27
• Blood drive to be held August 19
• Islip Art Museum presents Hit the Lights August 20
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Police seek public's help in solving West Islip theft
• Lindenhurst home burglarized by armed gunmen
• Islip Rotary Club awards Roberto Clemente Jr. for exemplary service
• Brentwood Public Library director receives award at library conference
• S.C. Treasurer Carpenter recognizes William V. Ferro at Pronto Anniversary Gala
• Great South Bay Radio Club participates in annual exercise
• Pride of Lindenhurst awards were given out
• Spec. Pauciullo of North Babylon participates in 2011 Best Warrior Competition
• Family Service League meets with Leg. Barraga
• Babylon Village Historical Society acquires historic memorabilia
• Leg. Horsley congratulates Eagle Scout Simons
• West Babylon students walk for the American Cancer Society
• Local resident continues service in the New York Army National Guard
• Constantino Brumidi Lodge #2211 holds Family Scholarship Night
• Community award presented to LFD members of Chemical and Rescue companies
• Three ASL students bring home prizes
• Reduce, Reuse and Recycle in Deer Park
• Deer Park Student receives prestigious presidential award
• Lindenhurst students experience an amazing spring recess in France and Spain
• West Babylon HS nominated for outstanding production of Seussical the Musical
• We need to take better care of our precious beaches
• WBSD cave in to employee’s demands
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• West Islip house fire accidental, police say
• Last Hope Animal Rescue jewelry sale August 14
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehabilitative Care Center offers bereavement group
• Bill Hampton, Bay Shore High School graduate, NFL Executive
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Article
• Lunch price hike in Babylon Schools nixed by school board
• Pizirusso honored with Employee of Distinction Award
• BBPW Scholarship winners 2011
• Library
• "Let's Get Looking Good and Feeling Great"
• Public Notices -
• Cancer survivor helps Good Sam Hospital celebrate Magnet® redesignation
• Pet columnist unveils historical search for Westminster Kennel Club in Babylon
• Hot Laps
• POLICE BLOTTER
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Great South Bay Audubon Society meeting September 15
• Constantino Brumdi Lodge Bridge night August 25
• Sagtikos Manor Outdoor Art Show on the Great Lawn August 21
• Long Island Dahlia Society exhibition and class August 18
• ICON PC Users meeting Sept. 9
• Music Socials volunteers needed
• Music Socials bus trips to be held Aug. 21, Sept. 17, 24, Oct. 2 and Nov. 6
• American Legion Post 94 Golf Outing August 15
• Tanner Park Senior Center to host bi-weekly senior dances
• Caitlin Ann Boyle Memorial Bike Ride to be held August 14
• Constantino Brumidi Lodge Vegas night August 12
• Singles network to hold monthly meetings
• American Legion and Boy Scouts of America to sponsor POW/MIA Vigil September 9 and 10
• Power Squadron hosts Safe Boating courses Lauder Museum exhibit till Sept. 30 Supt. Bellone to hold discussion entitled “What do you do with Debt” August 15
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Local athletes take part in Massapequa Mile Run
• Deer Park Elementay School honors Pat Walling
• Swim, Bike and Run Triathlon held at Lindenhurst High
• Is something wrong with American Justice System?
• Our Country’s two-party system is not serving the interests of America
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• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Sam Giarrusso, longtime West Islip resident, WWII Veteran
• Good Samaritan Hospital volunteer honored for saving the life of friends mauled by bear
• Lindy teachers partner up with Molloy College and National Grid
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Capital One bank in Babylon Village robbed
• West Islip Little League takes 2011 Championship
• Cpl. Colin Leitch deploys to Afghanistan
• Race for Babylon Town Council starts with some controversy
• Library
• Public Notices -
• POW MIA vigil to be held September 9
• Science of Spirituality retreat to be held August 27
• Marconi Lodge hosts golf outing August 13
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• 2011 Babylon to the Beaches Soldier Ride
• Babylon Welcomes its Wounded Warriors
• Sup. Nolan honors Brentwood students
• Leg. D’Amaro discusses veterans issues with Huntington Marine Corps. League members
• Lindenhurst Burger King plans to raise money through A Chance for Kids Program starting July 25 to Sept 5
• Supt. Bellone to hold a discussion entitled “What do you do with Debt” August 15
• Lindenhurst Historical Society presents musical program August 11
• Republic to unveil its Vision Plan
• Town of Babylon Organic Gardening classes to be held
• Lauder Museum exhibit till Sept. 30
• Amityville Artist Circle photography show August 5
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• West Islip house fire accidental say investigators
• Babylon School Board rejects requests for increasing lunch prices
• Man robs bank in Babylon Village
• Babylon Community Scholarship Fund 2011 Scholarship Recipients
• Hats off to North Babylon Class of 2011
• Lindy Class of 2011 “dances in the rain” as they graduate
• Moving up the Ranks in Deer Park
• Deer Park School District Class of 2011 Graduates
• West Islip salutes it 2011 graduates
• Congratulations West Babylon Graduates
• A Time for reflection and celebration in Babylon
• Swim, Bike and Run Triathlon held at Lindenhurst High
• Deer Park Elementary School honors Pat Walling
• Reader offers more on why historical home Muncie Road should be preserved
• Babylon’s response to Wounded Warriors is gratitude
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Linda Samper, former Lindenhurst hairdresser
• Mark Dyott, formerly of Babylon Village
• West Islip fourth grader Brianna Sorice receives the NYS PTA award of excellence
• Lindenhurst PTA car show soars
• A challenge of th mind for Deer Park students
• Babylon Junior-Senior HS celebrates Earth Day and taking care of our planet
• Lindenhurst Middle School students showcase Great Minds
• Babylon Elementary School students celebrate art and music
• St. John the Baptist students and Good Sam Hospital bring smiles and fun to many
• Babylon library receives donation from resident and local author Santmann
• Babylon marriage counselor nominated for Eric Hoffer Prize
• Babylon Beautification Society is looking for books for Country Fair
• Treasurer Carpenter attends Grand Opening of Atlantic Volkswagen in West Islip
• Get LI’s Home-Grown Goodness close to home
• BVAC brings music and art to Babylon
• Photo
• Town adopts Home Share Program for our seniors
• Library
• OLOL students enjoy Field Day Fun
• Christian Amelia of Babylon High School commits to college and country
• Public Notices -
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Islip reminds Islip residents to renew their handicapped parking permits
• Long Island Pet Expo in the Park September 17 and 18
• Verizon and Susan G. Komen work to beat breast cancer
• Craft vendors needed for Apple Festival
• Islip hosts meeting to prepare Fire Island for tourist season
• Islip Supv. announces annual Apple Festival Oct. 15
• Audubon Society Connetquot Birding and Breakfast to be held Sept. 3
• 5K Breast Cancer run/walk to be held August 20
• Babylon Citizens Council and Babylon Town annual Bluegrass Festival August 20
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society will hold programs through the month of August
• Annual feast of Our Lady of Assumption Church Aug 10 to 14
• Annual Paumanauke Pow-Wow August 13 and14
• Lauder Museum Beach exhibit through Sept. 30
• North Amityville Fire Co. to host car wash July 30
• Ladies Auxiliary to host fish and chicken Fry July 30
• West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition Clam Shucking Contest August 9
• Music Socials Boat Party August 5
• Massapequa Library meditation class July 30
• James Street Players presents Pippin
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Bay Shore High School student has the “write” stuff
• Bay Shore High School student recipient of Customer Computer Specialists Right Start Scholarship
• Good Samaritan Hospital, along with local political leaders, honor volunteers
• Great South Bay Amateur Radio Club sets up station at Air Power Museum Farmingdale
• Our Lady of Consolation hosts annual Strawberry Festival
• Matt Griffo of Babylon completes lacrosse career at Gettysburg College
• Rotary Club of Lindenhurst honors past president
• Coun. Flotteron honors West Islip volunteers
• Memorial Day unveiling of New Babylon Village Fountain
• Duck Race & Craft Fair
• Meet our Scholars and graduates
• Suffolk County senior honored in Washington DC for extraordinary volunteer work
• Good Samaritan Nursing Home hosts annual Chinese auction
• North Babylon HS awarded grant by Cablevision’s Power to Learn for student health
• Wyandanch HS science teacher honored as Teacher of the Year
• West Babylon shouldn’t bear full burden of housing issues in Babyon Town
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: FHA regulations pull plug on important energy-saving programs
• James Street Players summer show, Pippin July 29, 30, and 31
• Skills Unlimited offers training
• Josephine Rinaldo Smith, music lover, teacher and one of Babylon’s 100 Most Influential People
• BHS grads Logan and Korkidis named BP scholars
• Lindy senior commended
• Lindenhurst School board swears in newly elected members
• West Babyon School Board approves raise for one administrator
• Library
• Public Notices -
• Schedule Change for Wounded Warriors
• Nominations for Hispanic Heritage Celebration
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• St.Patrick’s Church to hold thrift shop
• Steven J. Flotteron attends Brentwood Fire Department open house
• Islip girl’s lacrosse team plants flowers at beach
• Down payment assistance for new home buyers
• Summer youth Glee Club and musical theatre
• Constantino Brumidi Lodge host Friday Night Vegas
• St. Joseph's Thrift Shop summer bag sale
• Islip Art Museum presents Flag Day exibit
• Free elder law seminar
• S.C. Leg. Gregory to sponsor local health fair
• St. John High School class reunions
• Temple Sinai to hold 100 -family garage sale
• Annual Long Island Feis competition
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Town’s plan for multi-family housing meets the needs of today’s residents
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Islip Town should evaluate West Islip site now
• U.S. Power Squadron offers safe boating course
• Leg. Gregory collecting school supplies for homeless children in Suffolk County
• John Chionchio, Lindenhurst electrician, Vietnam veteran
• Two Babylon JSHS athletes selected to play in National Lacrosse Classic
• West Babylon Lions holds Installation dinner
• Babylon Mailman Ray Joseph retires
• Schedule Change for Wounded Warriors
• Article
• Deer Park man shot and killed outside of West Babylon home
• NB schools get $1,000 safe driving grant
• Laundromat plan spins concern in West Islip
• POLICE BLOTTER
• WISD signs with new Internet provider
• Lindy students reallY clean up
• Town defends lawsuit to protect Green Homes program
• Public Notices -
• Library
• Bay Shore’s Oross and Schmidt honored
• North Babylon Girls Scout Troop 1210 and Cadette Troop 3695 collect food for town pantry
• Babylon senior named recipient of the 2011 Custom Computer Specialists Right Start Scholarship
• Hats off to the Sumpwams Garden Club
• Literary Society hosts closing luncheon
• Hot Laps
• POLICE BLOTTER
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Suffolk County Sheriff’s B.A.T. Mobile makes stop at “Walk Like Madd”
• Leg. Barraga congratulates Maria Figalora to S.C. Citizens Advisory Board for the Arts
• BEACON Biz Beat
• Free Elder Law and Estate Planning Seminar July 19
• Our Lady of Consolation volunteers needed
• Doppy Open Golf Tournament August 12
• James Street Players summer show, Pippin July 29, 30, and 31
• Third Eye Insight™ Yard Sale fundraiser in West Islip July 16
• Grace Community Church Lobster Fest trip September 10
• Blood Drive to be held at Unqua Yacht Club on July 18
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Woman assaulted with meat cleaver
• Blakemore, Jones and Lindenhurst's Gibbons are recognized by Liberty League
• Bay Shore students support Good Samaritan’s Breast Health Services
• Suffolk County Leg. Barraga attends annual Taste of Life event
• Parent Leadership Initiative celebrates graduation of TOB Class of 2011
• Congratulations Lindehurst High School Graduates, 2011
• Readers Commentary Retiree wants to ensure that Medicare is protected
• Drawing Coclusions
• Editorial: Let’s recommit ourselves to the ideals of equality and individual freedoms set down 235 years ago
• Summer Concert Program at Argyle Park Gazebo
• Katherine M. Onorato graduates basic military training
• St. Joseph's parish "digs in" to 100th anniversary with mock groundbreaking
• Leg. Barraga meets with First Baptist Church veterans
• Good Samaritan Hospital hosts luncheon for volunteers
• Nassau and Suffolk Hospice Care Network in need of volunteers
• Sen. Owen H. Johnson challenges elementary students to join local summer reading program
• LOCAL FOLKS IN THE NEWS
• Lindenhurst Rotary honors "Father Jim"
• WISD Study Group reviewing options as enrollment declines
• Library
• Public Notices -
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• LMS Athletes honor girls and women in sports
• West Islip Cheerleader is an All Star
• SUNY Cobleskill's Gonzalez Named ECAC Men's Lacrosse Offensive-Player-of-the-Week
• St. Paul’s Reformed Church opens feeding ministry beginning July 8
• West Babylon Fire Department to host Zumba class July 21
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Astoria Federal Savings Bank showcases local artist Kathy Cunningham
• Molloy Institute open house August 11 Lindenhurst Old Village Hall Museum to host Historical Music Program July 12
• TOB to hold open discussion July 18
• Music Socials to host Singles Cruise August 5
• Heckscher State Park announces free concert on July 16
• Constantino Brumidi hosts Friday Night Vegas to be held July 8 and 15
• Deer Park man shot outside of West Babylon house
• NOYL program to stop underaged drinking kicks off its second year in Babylon Village
• Babylon School Board names Dr. Peter Daly interim superintendent
• West Islip residents upset over 24-hour laundromat
• S.C. Leg. Barraga congratulates Marco Maldonado on appointment to Suffolk County Youth Bureau
• Sen. Johnson honored at N.Y.S. Regional Robotics Competition
• Suffolk Lions provide vision screening at veterans standown
• S.C. Leg. Wayne Horsley joins in welcome home for West Babylon firefighter
• Summer Concert Program at Argyle Park Gazebo
• Scholars in the News
• West Babylon student wins in Astoria Federal's annual Teen Photo Contest
• Photo
• West Islip cheerleader is an All Star
• Lindenhurst athletes celebrate "National Girls and Women in Sports Day"
• West Islips's Gonzalez named ECAC Men's Lacrosse Offensive-Player-of-the-Week
• Patriotism forged in the simple joys of childhood spent at Jones Beach
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Happy Birthday, Uncle Sam
• Thank you Sen. Owen Johnson, the tarp buster
• Islip Supervisor attends opening of Allison’s Gathering Place
• Joan Walters, first president of the Ladies Auxiliary in Amityville
• Deer Park barber arrested on drug, counterfeiting charges
• Photo
• LOCAL FOLKS IN THE NEWS
• NOYL program to stop underaged drinking kicks off its second year in Babylon Village
• Babylon School Board names Dr. Peter Daly interim superintendent
• DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2011
• TOP TEN SENIORS WEST BABYLON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2011
• Bayshore student named Usdan Center Scholar
• Meet our local Scholars and Grads
• Lindenhurst Mayor ’s Garden Show
• Public Notices -
• Library
• POLICE BLOTTER
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Dahlia Basics class to be held July 21
• Suffolk County P.A.L. to host Swim for Survival program
• Music Socials singles needed
• Village of Amityville Farmers market every Friday starting July 1
• West Babylon class of 1981 reunion to be held July 30
• WBHS to offer girls lacrosse camp
• Brumidi Vegas Night July 8
• Constantino Brumidi Bingo every Friday in July and August
• Eastern Star to host Chinese auction July 15
• Long Island teacher grants available
• Commodity Supplemental offers free food for seniors
• Ascension Lutheran Church Music Gathering July 16
• Free skin cancer screening program July 21
• Fire Island Lighthouse upcoming events schedule
• Last Hope Animal Rescue Wine Tasting event July 15
• Beginning Experience weekend program to be held August 19 to 21
• Classic car show to be held July 10
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Deer Park barbershop owner arrested
• West Islip students sing at Ducks Game
• Lindenhurst’s Patricia Brandt wins Bethpage Air Show Rocks contest
• Lindenhurst Fire Department holds first EMS Day
• Doherty named new principal at St. John’s High School, W.I.
• West Babylon baseball team undefeated
• Article
• TOP TEN SENIORS WEST ISLIP HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2011
• Congratulations
• Congratulations
• TOP TEN SENIORS CLASS OF 2011 BABYLON HIGH SCHOOL
• Long Island Gators win Baseball Tournament
• Local Wyandanch resident Christian Gregory honored as one of this year’s essay contest winner
• Daisy Troop 1134 from North Babylon participates in Global Youth Service Day
• Legislator D’Amaro welcomes mobile veterans van to Babylon Senior Center
• Local Resident Justin T. Cellura Graduates from National Guard Training
• School budget cuts only hurt our children’s futures
• Flying in the face of government’s ability to get something done
• Senior prank wasn’t funny; it was dangerous
• Political Cartoon
• American Legion offers local residents drop off program for old American flags
• St. Paul’s Church to host Bible School August 15 through 19
• Rita Ripp, homemaker, devoted parishioner of St. Joseph’s Church, Babylon
• Crimes Stoppers increases reward for information leading to arrest in case of remains along Ocean Parkway
• Babylon Town approves enhanced Green Homes regulations
• LSD educator named Teacher of the Year
• Photo
• Babylon teacher named Promising New Professional
• WB School Board votes to allow three students to attend prom
• Public Notices -
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• West Islip announces recent college signings
• Lindenhurst Middle School 8th grade Volleyball team goes undefeated
• Singles network volunteers needed
• Beginning Experience weekend program to be held August 19 to 21
• Eastern Star to host Chinese auction July 15
• Town of Babylon Farmers Market re-opens July 9th
• BaCCA’s annual judged art exhibit and awards ceremony to be held
• Casting call for weight loss talk show
• Great South Bay Amateur Radio Club demonstration June 25
• West Islip Hoops Club to host benefit concert
• West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition Clam Shucking Contest to be held August 9
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• Long Island for People with Disabilities presents 2011 Independence Expo
• St. Joseph’s Parish Centennial celebration June 25
• Epilepsy Foundation volunteers needed to perform puppet shows in elementary schools
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• It’s time we stand up and support our military and our country
• Political Cartoon
• Police seat belt crackdown underway
• A degree of responsibility
• Islip Town hotline provides assistance to those in need
• Babylon Town Chamber of Commerce to hold its Inaugural meeting June 21
• Rev. John Jackson, Pastor of New Hope International Baptist Church in Amityville
• Babylon Village hosts Arts Festival celebrating Long Island
• Adriana Ciancuelli is 2011 Poppy Girl
• Sardiello Post hosts Law and Order Night
• LOCAL FOLKS IN THE NEWS
• Town Board reviewing plan to rezone site on Muncie Road, WB
• Library
• Public Notices
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Denisha Van Liews releases kids book
• Lindy Pride Volleyball Night a success
• BACCA summer concert series begins with “Tripping Lily” June 24
• NB Youth Services Chinese auction to be held June 24
• Community Presbyterian Bible School July 25-29
• Family Service League offers support meetings
• St. Paul's Lutheran Church to host USA Tornado Fundraiser Concert to be held June 24
• Lindenhurst Historical Society meeting to be held June 23
• U.S. Coast Guard Safe Boating courses begin June 22
• Islip Art Museum Flag Day exhibit from June 15 through September 4 - reception to be held July 24
• Beacon Pet Columnist to speak
• Babylons Spring Fling Art and Music festival held itscutest K-9 contest winner
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society offers several upcoming events from June through September
• West Islip Lions will hold a boys summer basketball clinic
• Babylon Village summer recreation program signup will be held June 21, 22 and 23
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• WB School Board votes to allow students to attend prom
• LMS Athletes celebrate national girls and women in sports day
• SUNY Cobleskill's Gonzalez Named ECAC Men's Lacrosse Offensive-Player-of-the-Week
• West Islip Cheerleader is an All Star
• West Islip announces recent college signings
• Lindenhurst Middle School 8th Grade Volleyball team goes undefeated
• Islip Councilman attends Town Fire Department event
• Councilman Flotteron congratulates couple on 64th anniversary
• West Babylon Army Reserve Capt. Michael Williams returns home
• North Babylon’s St. Paul’s Reformed Church hosts community food drive
• BHS senior receives title of Eagle Scout
• Nettuno family of West Babylon welcomes baby Austin James
• Babylon senior signs National Letter of Intent
• More school doesn’t mean more learning
• Writer had it wrong; Congressman Pete King has it right
• Editorial: Get a grip on spending
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• John Lieblang, WWII Army Veteran, funeral director and professor at Farmingdale State University
• Police charge man in TD Bank robbery
• Police seeking witnesses to accident that killed WB man
• West Babylon holds parade, despite rain
• Memorial Day Services
• Concert at Babylon United Methodist Church June 19
• Babylon High School students' artwork featured at State Conference
• Babylon Historical & Preservation Society celebrates Ole Times Day
• Bower celebrates 59th anniversary
• Babylon celebrates Memorial Day; the unveiling of historical statue
• Public Notices -
• Worlds of Wonder Await You at the Library
• Our Lady of Lourdes learn stranger safety
• NB Youth Services summer program
• West Islip school nurses honored
• South Bay Elementary School honored by Alliance for a Healthier Generation
• NB Parliament Place Elementary School students entertain seniors
• West Babylon HS students inducted into NYS Business Honor Society
• Power Squadron offers Safe Boating courses
• Skills Unlimited golf tournament August 29
• OLOL blood drive June 20
• Ms. Senior America crowned
• Two Bayshore seniors awarded Suffolk Zone Awards
• BVAC documentary to be held at library June 22
• American Legion accepting donations of sports equipment for troops
• BaCCA and the Gercharel Players presents Breaking Legs production to be held June 17
• Babylon High School to host 50th reunion September 16-18
• Spirituality Meditation Center workshop begins June 14
• Bay Shore Schools Superintendent receives 2011 Distinguished Citizen Award
• LIMC meeting to be held June 16
• Wilson Tech summer classes
• Belmont Lake State Park hosts Picnic for Racial Harmony June 12
• Joanne Anderson to speak
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Babylon Town considering rezoning proposal for Muncie Road
• Lindenhurst FD hosts EMS event
• Sardiello American Legion hosts Law & Order Night
• Babylon Village dedicates new fountain
• Student of Babylon Village Arts Council experiences first art sale
• W. Babylon scouts achieve rank of Eagle
• Babylon’s Celeste Topazio honored with special award
• Amityville Historical Society Annual Heritage Fair June 4
• Babylon Rotary Club celebrates Arbor Day
• Leg. Steve Stern awards Woman of Distinction to Dix Hills resident Christina Noriega
• West Babylon students create custom board games
• North Babylon H.S. choir welcomes Canadian choir
• Top ten students announced at Babylon High
• Deer Park students connect using SMARTBoards
• Women’s Empowerment Forum meeting and discussion to be held June 20
• St. Paul’s Reformed Church FREE Health Screening June 5
• BBCC Thank You event at Signal 8 Saloon June 18
• Helping Hands of West Islip Kids meal and backpack drive June 15
• Nicholas Zigo, longtime Babylon resident, served in U.S. Navy
• Babylon Teachers’ Association to hold annual Scholastic Awards Dinner
• Man robs TD Bank in West Babylon
• Conklin House hosts annual plant sale
• Babylon Hibernians honor one of their own
• Lindenhurst player and coach honored
• South Bay Elementary School fosters reading through theater
• Local band, They Fall to Pieces, manages to get it all together
• DP Police Officer and Marine honored by TOB
• LOCAL FOLKS IN THE NEWS
• Town announces establishment of veterans home ownership assistance program
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• Babylon Library
• LI Home and North Shore LIJ announce new health-care affiliation
• Sinus relief...
• Here’s to Your Health
• Race in the Suburbs: A decade later; ERASE Celebrating Anniversary
• Leg. D’Amaro honors local SeniorNet, learning center
• Bay Shore High School student Olivia O’Connor gives spotless routine
• KofC craft fair vendors needed
• Boy Scout Troop 170 car wash June 18
• AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary blood drive June 27
• Sophia Garden craft and flea market June 18
• Medittation Center hosts One Day Children’s Camp June 25
• Big Al’s Family Fitness fundraiser for five-year-old Chancellor to be held June 4
• St. Joseph’s Thrift Shop sale June 11
• Student financial aid help available
• Singles needed to Statue of Liberty event
• LIMC meeting to be held June 16
• Deer Park Schools presents The Sorcerer production June 3
• Sagtikos Manor hosts June 5 Antique and Collectible Show and June 12 Peony Path Tour
• American Legion accepting donations of sports equipment for troops
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Belmont Lake State Park hosts Picnic for Racial Harmony June 12
• Ladies Auxiliary hosts Father’s Day pancake breakfast June 12
• Fire Island Lighthouse Horseshoe Crab program June 11
• Summer Employment for Suffolk County residents between 14 and 20
• Our Lady of Consolation Strawberry Festival June 4
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Long Island Dahlia exhibit sale to be held June 16
• AAC hosts Arts in the Park exhibit June 18
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Bicyclist killed Monday
• Babylon Art Festival at Old Town Hall this weekend
• Student financial aid applications available
• Christina Renna Foundation presents check to annual Angel’s Wish Gala
• Town of Islip holds annual ceremony
• Earth Day In Babylon
• Vital Community Assessment conducted by Broadlawn Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center shares results
• West Islip teacher Virginia Scudder receives Certificate of Recognition
• Holy Communion was held at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in West Islip
• Babylon Business and Professional Women’s Association held annual fundraiser
• Lindenhurst Middle School students raise money for earthquake victims in Japan
• Treasurer Carpenter recognized West Islip High School student Lori Interlicchio
• Leg. Barraga honors Jay Lippert for 34 years of service as Chief Ranger
• Republicans need to get serious about tax subsidies that bring pain at the pump
• Editorial: Take time from the BBQ to remember the price of freedom
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• AAUW meeting to be held June 4
• Grandma’s Hope hosts Relay for Life fundraiser June 2
• Smoking Cessation Class to be held beginning June 1
• Millard R. Warren, longtime Babylon Village resident, U.S. Army Air Corps First Lieutenant
• Lindenhurst budget passes easily, one incumbent reelected; another defeated
• WI PAWS dinner-dance gala honors locals
• A "thank you" to the troops
• Local libraries getting construction grants
• In North Babylon its Bob Scheid and Barbara Ferguson on the school board; all local school district budgets approved by residents
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• Despite rain they walk for ALS
• Kruse elected to Briarcliff Board of Trustees
• Walther on Dean's list
• Babylon School budget passes easily; Katz, Antolini, Montalto and Berenblatt elected
• Library
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• AUCTION
• Let’s remember...and celebrate... Memorial Day
• Father’s Day comedy event to be held June 18
• Catholic Daughter's of the Americas hosts Flanagans Wake June 4
• Babylon’s Mitchell Carmody pitches a perfect game
• Little Flower Day Care offers training classes
• Pitch-n-Putt Golf outing registration begins June 4
• St. Joseph’s Thrift Shop sale June 11th
• Meridian Masonic Temple Chinese auction June 1
• Councilman Edwards hosts a Triathlon to support wounded American service members and families
• Babylon’s “Busy Women” will award scholarships at June 17 luncheon
• St. Patrick's Church thrift fair June 4
• Vendors needed for Strawberry Festival
• Babylon Village Arts Council hosts Y'Art Sale June 5
• Sagtikos Manor hosts antique and collectibles show June 5
• North Amityville community Parade and Festival Day June 4
• Marconi Lodge hosts social night June 2
• Babylon Village offices closed May 30 in observance of Memorial Day
• Music Socials looking for talented musicians and volunteers
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Our Lady of Lourdes school Dream Speech
• Deer Park students plan for the future
• Lindy Pride Volleyball Night was a success
• Denisha Van Liews of Wheatley Heights releases charming kids book
• Blakemore, Jones and Lindenhurst's Gibbons are recognized by Liberty League
• Deer Park music students hit the right note
• Babylon HS DECA students win top awards
• West Babylon students give back
• Acts of kindness in West Islip
• Lindenhurst Middle School Bye Bye Birdie WOWS Audiences
• At OLOL School they celebrated Cinco de Mayo
• Evening of Dance held at Lindenhurst HS
• West Babylon students participate in Science Olympiad Regionals
• Babylon Junior-Senior HS students adding up to success at annual Math Fair
• North Babylon named one of the “Best Communities for Music Education”
• Lindenhurst sophomore Josh Sposito bowls in State tournament
• Helping Hands provides help and hope during their Easter drive
• Student artwork exhibition and competition: Theme? LI history
• Lindenhurst’s Kevin Konarski sets swim records
• West Babylon elementary student displays his LEGO and Bendaroo collection at library
• Founders Day was a great event
• Obama got Osama, now can we end the war in the Middle East?
• Our veterans continue to need our support
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Smoking Cessation Class to be held beginning June 1
• Join Last Hope Animal Shelter’s celebration of a new home June 4
• Shane Cotrone,
• Edgewood Preserve in Deer Park gets some TLC on Earth Day
• Police seek public's help in identifying those who damaged church statue in Deer Park
• Ms. NYS Senior America holds Pageant
• LOCAL FOLKS IN THE NEWS
• WB student to give commencement address
• LOCAL FOLKS IN THE NEWS
• Smoke detector alerts BFD to potential blaze at Conklin House; action taken
• Our Lady of Consolation Strawberry Festival June 4
• U.S. Coast Guard offers Basic Boating Class to be held June 18
• This week’s Calendar of
• New fountain to be unveiled in Babylon Village May 30th
• Public Notices
• Coma/Traumatic Brain Injury fundraiser to be held June 9
• Catholic Daughter's of the Americas sponsors production of Flanagans Wake to be held June 4
• St. Johns Lutheran Church to host annual Strawberry Festival May 22
• Vendors needed for Strawberry Festival
• St. Joseph’s Thrift Shop Sale June 11th
• Meridan Triangle to host Chinese Auction
• Sagtikos Manor Antique and Collectible Show June 5
• Annual Craft Fair/Duck Race to be held June 4
• Copiague Memorial Day parade to be held May 30
• Long Island National Cemetery Memorial Day Service May 29
• BVAC hosts documentary called “Inside Job” May 26
• Babylon Village Arts Council (BVAC) to sponsor two art workshops
• Music Socials hosts singles picnic to be held May 28 and Liberty Cruise July 17
• West Babylon American Legion annual Memorial Day Parade and ceremony May 30
• Zumbathon May 21
• Cornell Cooperative Extension of S.C. receives grant for Family Health and Wellness Program
• Amityville High School 50 year reunion planned for August
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Mangano Funeral Home presents grant to "Angels of Hope"
• Lindenhurst scout achieves rank of eagle
• Pack 279 Webelos had a guest speaker at their meeting
• All local school budgets pass
• Three Babylon men arrested for breaking into North Massapequa Sunoco
• Upcoming Events...
• Holocaust memorial service at Sinai reform Temple of Bay Shore
• Public Notices -
• It's happening at your library
• Babylon students collaborate with professionals at Brookhaven Lab
• LHS places 5th in History Bowl
• Deer Park students learn a lesson in pitch and performance
• Lindenhurst Middle School students celebrates Dr. Seuss’ Birthday
• Babylon Memorial Grade school students help relief efforts in Japan
• West Islip student wins WCBS - TV news contest
• Deer Park students explore World Languages
• West Babylon HS earns high marks at WordMasters Challenges
• Fond memories of “Nails”
• Social Security and Medicare are endangered programs
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: Now it’s your decision on Tuesday
• Our Lady of the Rosary Council hosts Italian Feast Memorial Day Weekend
• Babylon Village Arts Council hosts annual Outdoor Art Show May 14
• Joanne Gosline, Lindenhurst resident, active member of many local Lindenhurst organizations
• AMHS 50th reunion
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Babylon Citizen’s Council on the Arts hosts annual Town of Babylon Teen Theatre Awards May 24
• St. Paul’s Lutheran Church to hold fundraiser May 22
• Babylon Day Unit Homemakers Achievement Day May 18
• West Babylon Fire Department hosts Zumbathon May 21
• E.W. Bower Elementary School Spring Exhibit May 17
• Lindenhurst High School hosts Digital photography night May 18
• Annual Craft Fair/Duck Race to be held June 4
• Scholars in the News
• Deer Park Library offers meditation class May 19
• TOB Supv. Bellone and the Town of Babylon sponsor Mothers Day Tea May 16
• St. John's Lutheran Church hosts Opera Night May 15
• Lindenhurst PTA hosts car show May 14
• Two candidates file to run for West Islip School board race
• This Week's Calendar
• Student artwork exhibition and competition: Theme? LI history
• Multiple accidents, police, vamps busy, tie up traffic on Sunrise Hwy.
• Lindy Man dies in police custody in First Precinct jail
• Eight candidates seeking seats in NBSD
• Bocca, Campasano, Gismervik and Thiel running for West Babylon board
• Lindenhurst school board incumbents face challenges
• Ole' Times Day in Babylon on Sunday
• Six candidates running for four seats on the Babylon School Board
• Third candidate files to run for West Islip School Board
• Conklin House Committee holds plant sale
• Two running for two seats on WI School board—so far
• Man dies in police custody
• Town sets Earth Day events for Saturday
• Babylon Elementary School students Blast Off into Reading with PARP
• Lindenhurst Middle School conducts blood drive
• Babylon Elementary School celebrates 100th day of school
• Julie Aromi selected as National Hispanic Scholar
• The Helping Hands Valentine Footwear Drive was a success
• Babylon Elementary celebrates Dr. Seuss
• Robert Moses MS in North Babylon participates in Pennies for Peace program
• Lindenhurst residents meet Legislators to discuss issues at high school
• Harding students in Lindenhurst explore bullying prevention
• S.C. Exec Steve Levy upheld the law, not hatred
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: No guilt over joy on the death of bin Laden
• OLOG hosts fundraiser show Friday, May 20th
• Music Socials meeting
• Christina Renna Foundation Inc., fundraiser to be held June 9
• Winifred Jarowski, former Massapequa Park resident, teacher
• At The Library
• Public Notices -
• Local Bay Shore attorney returns check won in fundraiser
• Bay Shore High School All-County Cross Country Runners
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Deborah Hospital Foundation and Town of Babylon to host craft fair and Duck Race June 4
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehab. honors Dennis J. Verzi at Celebration of Life reception
• Spring Concert May 13
• BaCCA presents Beaucoup Blue on May 27
• Long Island Home hosts blood drive June 1
• Fire Island Lighthouse offers tours May 14 and May 21
• Music Socials open mic and talent show
• St. Pauls Reformed Church craft and car show May 14
• BaCCA presents Stand Up Comedy Night May 21
• West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition to host fashion show May 18
• Ladies Auxiliary Chinese auction May 13
• Conklin House plant sale May 7
• Constantino Brumidi Vegas night May 6
• Babylon Town Receiver of Taxes informs residents that second half of taxes are due on or before May 31
• Eclectic Café open mic the event is set for May 14
• Friends of Babylon Public Library book sale to be held June 4 and 5
• Captree Squadron Boating Course to be held May 17
• Boy Scout Troop 1421 hosts Mother's Day breakfast May 8
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Meet your local graduates and scholars
• West Islip student Theresa Rand wins WCBS-TV News contest
• Unemployment rates for March lower than last year
• L& B Mercury in West Babylon is closing its doors
• Registration this weekend for swimming lessons at Babylon Village Pool
• Babylon Elementary students create care packages for local Shelter
• LOCAL FOLKS IN THE NEWS
• Scordino added to Gallery of Mayors; Village board approves budget
• BACE hosts former School Board Trustee Gary Brunjes
• Quick action by BFD saves Conklin House
• Babylon School Board candidates speaking tonite
• Meet the candidates running for Babylon School Board
• Babylon Village Kicks off Baseball Season
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Keep Islip Clean holds its annual spring cleanup
• TOB holds motorcycle awareness event
• Rhoda Newman honored by Leg. D’Amaro as Senior Citizen of the Year
• Lindenhurst Village hosting meetings to inform public about conditions at Main Firehouse
• Public, first and foremost wants officials who are honest
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: Fight back against counter culture to protect our children
• Good Samaritan Golf Classic to be held July 11
• Synergy Theatre Company Spoon River Anthology
• Bayard Cutting Arboretum annual plant sale to be held May 7
• YES now offering additional summer youth programs
• Liliane Kegis Atwood of Bay Shore, former Amityville resident
• At The Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Our Lady of Grace Spring Concert set for May 13
• Green Fair at Lindenhurst middle school April 29
• Long Island bike and trail information available
• Babylon Village Arts Council and Conklin House watercolor demo by local artist to be held May 12
• Meditation Workshop to host a Self Discovery Series program classes beginning May 3
• Amityville Miles Middle School presents Into the Woods Junior April 29 and 30
• Music Socials meeting to be held
• OLOG hosts fundraiser show Friday, May 20th
• DixThHillse BeaconJewishis the hometown Your news, every week inCenter thrift sale
• West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition to host fashion show May 18
• Deborah Hospital Foundation and Town of Babylon to host craft fair and Duck Race June 4
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Copiague girl finds joy in making and sharing Easter Palm crosses
• BSD budget adopted; spending up 2.66 percent
• Deer Park approves $97.8M budget, spending goes up 2.73 percent
• Local restaurateur hosts WI girls varsity
• Villages, schools face suit­— again—over landfill use
• L&B Mercury to close its doors
• Is Spring finally here!
• Landfill lawsuit dumped on Villages, Schools —again
• Public Notices
• Lindenhurst's Steven Skon signs to play football at Georgetown University
• Deer Park Basketball team wins County Champions
• West Islip's Our Lady of Lourdes Co-ed Volleyball team takes all three games to win
• Lindenhurst congratulates Fall and Winter scholar athletes
• West Islips Udall Road Elementary students sing God Bless America during Islander/Ranger game
• Deer Park Senior receives scholarship to Stony Brook University
• Lindenhurst students participate in human foosball game
• Deer Park teammates sign letters of intent
• Sheila Mae Japson to wed Steven DiMarco
• Sen. Owen Johnson joins members of Lindenhurst Board of Ed for annual Legislative Breakfast
• Col. Gilbert Potter Chapter holds monthly meeting
• Firefighter Mike Giroux of Deer Park honored by New York lawmakers Raia and Johnson
• Aviation security efforts need to be revisited
• In memory of Peter Dooley, a childhood friend
• One World Under God
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: Hire a student this summer
• Sen. Owen Johnson applauds United Way’s YouthBuild Long Island
• Good Samaritan Nursing Home to host Taste of Sayville May 4
• Suffolk County Veterans Service Agency annual Veterans Stand Down set for April 29
• Paul Trupia, longtime West Islip resident, U.S. Navy veteran
• At The Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• BVAC upcoming events...
• Our Lady of Grace Spring Concert set for May 13
• Bay Shore Board of Education announces new Superintendent of Schools
• Vendors needed for Lupus Alliance of America Blues on the Bay event
• Annual Earth Day Clean Up set for April 23
• Good Samaritan Golf Classic to be held July 11
• Music Lovers annual benefit concert to be held May 1
• USS Columbus CA reunion to be held September 21 to 24
• West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition to host Spring Fashion Show May 18
• Veterans Association seeks navy and Marine shipmates from 1944 through 1976
• Brumidi Vegas Night April 29
• Babylon Village office hours
• Just Kids preschool scholarships available applications due by May 13
• Meditation workshop May 3rd
• Babylon Community Coalition to meet Apil 27
• Huntington Arts Council holds High School Art Showcase
• Fire Island Lighthouse Society Junior Ranger Day to be held April 23
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Copiague library budget vote and trustee election Tuesday April 26
• Babylon Village holds Founders' Day; remembers its past
• Bellone wins LICA award
• LSD looks at major cuts; seeking teacher givebacks
• King honors WI Senior
• North Babylon Schools plans to raise class size, cut spending, to bring in under 4% tax increase
• Deer Park School Board approves $97.8 million budget
• Babylon School District approves new budget
• Leg. Barraga celebrates St. Patrick’s Day in West Islip
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehabilitative Care Center hosts 5th annual Pot of Gold
• Treasurer Carpenter greets violinist Renata Hewlette
• Students make dream come true for former Lindenhurst H.S. student
• Mary P. Myton Literary Society monthly meeting was held
• Local Army member news
• Sen. Gillibrand acknowledges Lindenhurst H.S. alum
• West Babylon Junior High School student wins Literature competition
• Leg. D’Amaro joins elected officials to address local issues at North Babylon PTA breakfast
• New York should recognize intentional collisions as crimes
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: The shock and fear of a killer among us
• Dr. Salvatore Fiore, director, conductor of vocal music at West Islip high school
• Rich is not an evil word
• Patricia Zimmer, former Babylon Village resident, Confraternity teacher and Eucharistic Minister
• Town of Babylon presents proclamation to Joe Gallagher
• Mothers Club raises funds to support West Islip’s Good Samaritan Hospital
• At The Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Our Lady of the Assumption annual Chinese auction to be held May 6
• Last Hope holding fundraiser auction
• West Babylon Fire Dept. hosts breakfast with the Easter Bunny April 17
• Good Samaritan offers classes for caregivers June 2 until July 7
• South Shore Soccer Club soccer marathon fundraiser to be held June 3 and 4
• Professional wrestling show to be held April 16
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Assemblyman Sweeney announces 2011 Travel Guides are available
• BVAC art programs April and May
• West Babylon High School class of 1981 reunion to be held July 30
• Trinity Lutheran Church to hold spaghetti dinner June 10
• Great South Bay Audubon Society Quail Chicks program June 5
• L.I. Dahlia Society sale and class to be held May 19
• Babylon Village Woman’s Club scholarship applications being accepted until May 7
• Amityville Woman’s Club Philanthropies luncheon to be held May 4
• Mother’s Day plant sale to be held May 7 and 8
• Chinese auction May 13
• Community Presbyterian Church dinner and comedy show May 6
• Pride of Lindenhurst Awards accepting nominations by May 6
• West Babylon Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary to host Vendor Fair April 30
• Seatuck's Eco Carnival scheduled for April 30
• Seventh Day Adventist Church free program to be held April 15
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• W.I. resident to speak at Bar Association event today
• North Babylon sluggers ready to play ball
• Lindenhurst schools prepare students for financial success
• Babylon Village approves new budget
• NB School officials meet with their legislators
• Mayor's Trophy Challenge Friday
• Lindenhurst looks to rebuild main firehouse
• Lindenhurst School District facing painful cuts
• NBSchools to increase class sizes, cut costs to bring in lower tax rate
• Recent engineering report forces Lindenhurst Village to consider rebuilding main firehouse
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Twenty-eight inducted into Babylon Youth Court
• DP Lady Falcons revel in success of a team rebuilt
• Levy legacy questioned
• Cartoon did not outline broader picture of problems in our schools
• Let’s all share the pain
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: Tenure rules, not tenure, needs overhaul
• Babylon Seventh-day Adventist Church hosts Diets Galore program April 8
• Martin Gensler, former West Gilgo and Oak Beach resident, served in U.S. marines
• William Joseph Eastwood, longtime proprietor of Werner’s Bowling Alley in Lindenhurst
• Kathleen Howitz, longtime Bay Shore resident, Southside RN
• At The Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Caylee Mae Tate welcomed
• Babylon’s Sarah Kauf competes at Long Island Got Talent? competition
• BSD Superintendent announces her retirement
• BSD unveils adjusted budget proposal; tax levy increase now at 3.73 percent
• Deborah Hospital Foundation vendors needed for Craft Fair and Duck Race
• Temple Beth Sholom Vendors wanted for indoor/outdoor fair
• Judi Shesh 5K Run/Walk June 4
• United States Power Squadron offers free vessel safety checks
• Berner High School classes of 1969, 70 and 71 reunion July 30
• Earth Day vendors and exhibitors wanted for Earth Day celebration
• Toys of Hope Children’s Charities needs arts and craft vendors upcoming events
• Make-A-Wish Foundation® Raffles now available
• Long Island’s Men’s Center meeting to take place April 21
• BVAC to present art programs during April and May
• Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council $2,000 scholarship
• Holistic Health Fair monthly Women’s Empowerment Forum April 18
• Fourth annual fundraiser “Sound Success for ALS” April 10
• LI musicians for Japan relief benefit concert April 17
• Eastern Star Supermarket Bingo April 15
• Our Lady of Assumption Silver Anniversary May 1
• Benefit and Dollar sale at Babylon Thrift Shop April 4 through April 9
• Amityville Rotary Club to host Social Security breakfast and seminar on April 14
• American Legion Babylon Breakfast with the Easter Bunny April 9
• Ascension Lutheran Church hosts blood drive May 4
• Suffolk County Veterans Service Agency hosts a Veterans Stand Down April 29
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• DPHS to battle Centereach on The Challenge April 11
• Carpenter throws hat into ring after Levy's surprise announcement
• Local SkillsUSA winners
• WISD unveils potential "painful" cuts as budget process moves forward
• Lindenhurst Village Clerk elected to NYCLASS Board
• County to use new technology in fight against violence
• Services today for popular West Islip music teacher
• Babylon Village remembers its history!
• Babylon School Superintendent announces retirement
• Dinner fundraiser being held April 9th
• Babylon School District collects food, clothes and toys for local families in need
• Founder’s Day in Babylon Village this Saturday, April 2
• Great South Bay Power Squadron elects new officers
• Local elementary students compete in Long Island Spelling Bee semi-finals
• Babylon Community Coalition
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• The millionaires are causing class warfare
• Positive reaction over editorial cartoon
• One man’s problem....
• Guest Editorial: The promise of Spring...
• President’s Volunteer Service award applications available
• Lauder Museum features two local artists through May 31
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehab. Care Center seeks Eucharistic Ministers
• Leg. Stern advises veterans of food assistance programs
• Helping Hands in West Islip, accepting donations for their Spring Basket Drive to be held April 13
• Richard Moore, of Babylon
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• The real cost of an indoor tan
• Enjoy The Benefits Of Breakfast-For Dinner
• New Initiative Aims To Save More Lives From Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Dahlia Society tuber sale to be held April 21
• Volunteers for Babylon to participate in Global Youth Service Day April 15, 16 and 17
• Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts to present Who Knew? A Baby Boomer’s Lament April 16
• Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip honors blood donors
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Brumidi Lodge Friday Vegas night April 15
• Conklin Awards Committee seeks nominations for this year’s award recipient
• Rummage sale April 13
• Antique and Modern Arms Gun show to be held April 10
• Babylon Homemakers meet April 6
• Marconi Lodge Sons of Italy sets social night April 7
• Eclectic Café presents open mic night and jazz performer April 9
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Center to hold two programs April 2 and April 7
• Christ Episcopal Church presents Zumba on April 3
• Budget hearing April 4 in Babylon Village
• Library budget votes and trustee elections coming up
• A gift for WI's Kirdahy School
• Amityville artists "Welcome Spring" art show opening April 1
• Lindenhurst Village continues to wrestle with property owner over illegal barge
• Bab. Village adopts moratorium on new restaurant applications
• Carpenter to make run for Suffolk County Executive
• Babylon Village to present budget April 4
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Dorine Kenney Keeps Jacob's Light Burning By Helping Soldiers
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Our Lady of Lourdes students experience science hands-on
• Deer Park students receive a dental wellness visit from Dr. Hanson
• Young Babylon Artists on display at the childrens museum
• Babylon School District musicians continue to shine at All-County
• Our Lady of Lourdes School students participate in Academy of Inquiry
• Leg. D’Amaro joins the Edward K. Peisker VFW 65th Celebration
• Councilman Flotteron installs West Islip Senior Club officers
• Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip honors blood donors
• Santapogue Elementary school teachers show artistic talents for PARP
• Santapogue Elementary school hosts annual reading marathon for PARP
• Studying the Civil Rights Movement at Babylon Memorial Grade School
• Outstanding students from St. John the Baptist qualify for Speech Nationals
• Catholic Health Services of L.I. announces appointment of new Executive Vice President of the Continuing Care Division
• Students Today, Leaders Tomorrow
• Happy ending for Harp Seal who visited Babylon Village
• More reader anger over editorial cartoon
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Unions have helped bring equality to America
• Edith Miller Foreman, former Babylon Village resident, worked as assistant superintendent of highways for Suffolk County
• Leg. Stern informs veterans of free grave markers
• Robert Gilman, former resident of Babylon and West Islip
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
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• Babylon Business and Professional Women’s Association hosts scholarship cocktail party April 10
• Our Lady of Consolation blood drive April 20 “ HEALTH- AIDE”? HOME CARE
• Our Lady of Grace Columbiettes pasta night/concert April 8
• Lindenhurst Historical Society meeting scheduled March 29
• Ms. Senior America Pageant to be held April 3
• American Vets K9 Corps bus trip to Casinos in Atlantic City March 27
• Coma/Traumatic Brain Injury Recovery Association hosts dinner dance on March 26
• Babylon Village Arts Council Art Exhibit May 14 and 15
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition Chef's for a Cause fundraiser May 10
• North Amityville Senior Center has scheduled trips for 2011
• Amityville Artists Circle needs artists for Spring Art Show and Sale
• West Islip Fire Department hosts spaghetti and meatball dinner/Night at the Races April 16
• Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts (BACCA) presents Dial M. for Murder on April 8
• Sup. Nolan announces Islip Art Museum In Bloom exhibit April 6 to May 29
• American Legion Post 94 hosts Breakfast with the Easter Bunny April 9
• Founder’s Day in Babylon set for April 2; historical tours to be part of celebration
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Our Lady of Lourdes accepts food donation from Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council
• Residents ask Babylon School officials to look for ways to cut budget
• West Babylon and West Islip fire districts votes March 29th
• Babylon and County Police take new tactic against illegal massage parlors
• DPSD outlines new facilities proposal; no plans to sell off district properties
• Almost 400 head to polls in Babylon
• County moves to ban burning at Bergen Point
• North Amityville and Wyandanch to get technology to reduce shooting statistics
• Residents call on Babylon School Board to cut costs
• Kirdahy family returns to Kirdahy School
• DPSD reviewing facilities plan; public input sought
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Former Babylon H.S. student to captain men's lacrosse team at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
• Lindenhurst teams win sportsmanship awards
• West Islip High School held its annual boys grades four to eight basketball clinic
• Deer Park H.S. senior signs Letter of Intent to play lacrosse and attend Dominican College
• Coalition Against Domestic Violence launches new service
• Loiacono appointed Vice President of Administration at Good Samaritan Hospital
• Babylon Memorial Grade School kicks off science fair with the help of Babylon High School students
• Fall fun in Deer Park school district
• Fifth graders from Lindenhurst’s Rall Elementary School learn about Indian Culture
• Others call cartoon offensive
• Reader appreciated editorial on school budgets...
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: We need more than answers when tragedies strike
• William Beacham, Amityville resident, Electric Proprieter,
• Beecher Greenman, founder of Babylon engineering firm Greenman Pedersen, Inc.; Babylon High School graduate
• Treasurer Carpenter recognizes St. John honorees at a champagne luncheon
• Catholic Health Services of L.I. announces appointment of new Executive Vice President of the Continuing Care Division
• Beautification Society Founder Isabel Gallagher remembered
• Islip Town completes sale of land to Hauppauge Public Library
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Homes for returning Long Island veterans
• Bay Shore High School participates in Keep Islip Clean
• American Legion to hold Mardi Gras dance April 9
• Leg. Barraga meets with Pronto to discuss over 41 years of service in District 11
• Episcopal Church hosts Chinese auction April 8
• Vendors wanted for St. Paul’s craft and car show
• West Babylon Fire Department holds a Fishing and Marine Flea Market on April 2
• Belmont Lake Spring Family Freshwater Fishing Festival to be held on April 9
• Copiague Fire Department hosts annual comedy night dinner April 2
• Lindenhurst Village taxes due April 1
• Babylon residents must submit transportation requests by April 1
• Feustel-Kurdt American Legion Auxiliary to host April Fools Dance scheduled for April 1
• Christina Renna Foundation and Lindenhurst Rotary dress drive active till March 31
• Music Lovers Club meeting and free concert scheduled for March 28
• American Legion hosts Night at the Races Mar. 26
• YES offers community youth free evening and weekend programs
• Babylon Village Historical Society lecture and slide show March 20
• Long Island Men's Center meeting March 17
• Fire Island Lighthouse Society tower tour set for March 20
• Constantino Brumidi Lodge Vegas night March 25
• Free blood pressure screening at Sayville library
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Conklin House Art Show featuring the work of Frank Martino March 25, 26 and 27
• Constantino Brumidi to host several Vegas nights
• Superintendent of Bay Shore Schools establishes community foundation
• Cablevision hearing in Babylon Village next week
• Babylon Village approves two new restaurants
• Shakespeare at Babylon Grade School—yes Shakespeare!
• First Precinct officer honored
• String of bank robberies hit Babylon Town and area
• More than 400 turn out for uncontested race in Babylon Village
• Teen struck by stray bullet in North Babylon
• Peter G. Dooley, former Babylon resident, highly decorated U.S. Marine Veteran
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Babylon Town Celebrates Black History Month
• We need to deal with Pirates as the criminals they are
• It’s Wall Street, not the unions that caused the economic meltdown
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Vote to support democracy
• Winthrop University hospital seeks volunteers with type 2 diabetes
• Our Lady of Consolation blood pressure screening
• Jane Smith, former Babylon Village resident, Babylon Village Postal worker
• Chinese auction March 19
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Stop World Hunger tennis party March 19
• Bereavement Group meetings
• Conroy Scholarship awards night June 1
• Science of Spirituality Health andMTA 50799 BeaconWellness Retreat to be held March 19
• Night at the Races on March 19
• BVAC poetry writing workshop March 13
• Bay Shore Historical Society video and meeting March 17
• External Diploma program to be held March 16
• Babylon Village Arts Council Winter Art Show March 12
• Womens History Month program March 19
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society offers two programs on March 12
• Lindenhurst residents encouraged to participate in budget workshops
• Constantino Brumidi sponsors Vegas Night March 11
• Westminster United Presbyterian Church spring craft fair May 7
• North Babylon Youth Services offers workshop programs
• Town of Babylon announces day camp this summer
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• USCG Auxiliary Change of Watch
• North Lindy man injured by hit-and-run driver
• Mayor Ralph Scordino presents check to Babylon Library
• PAWS to honor outstanding community and education leaders Friday, April 29th
• BSD unveils its preliminary budget
• Logan promoted
• Will the two "Steves" square off in November?
• Rash of bank robberies in area; similarities noted
• Babylon Village to hold hearing on Cablevision contract
• DP Girls Basketball Team heads to LI Class AA finals
• West Islip High School boys varsity lacrosse team receives State Championship Rings
• Seda graduates basic training
• Babylon’s historical fountain in place for unveiling in May
• BACCA adds more shows to its lineup “Groucho, A Life In Review”
• It’s Happenin’ A t Your Library
• School boards have to keep tighter reins on budgets
• Sometimes change is not for the better
• What the world needs now...
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Scanners are a scam on taxpayers
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition benefit to raise funds for two day walk
• Dress Drive to benefit Memorial Sloan Kettering Children’s Center
• AAUW meeting on learning to live together set for March 21
• Robert Sagl, longtime Babylon Village resident, Grumman retiree
• Ed Ricketts, Babylon Village native, WWII Army Veteran
• Public Notices
• Magic show March 12
• Science of Spirituality Meditation workshop begins March 8
• Saint John the Baptist senior receives All Eastern Honor Ensembles nomination
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Audubon Society childrens program March 6
• Lutheran Church blood drive
• St. Marks concert series for the month of March
• Bereavement Group meetings
• K of C Night at the Races March 19
• Green Party annual membership meeting March 26
• Ladies Auxiliary Supermarket Bingo to be held March 26
• Mayor E. Donald Conroy Scholarship awards night set for Wednesday June 1
• Publication from Tony Church to DObenefit American Cancer Society “
• Chinese auction March 11
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Fire call at South Bay School raises concern; all okay
• Newly opened TD Bank in West Islip is robbed
• Volunteering at Good Samaritan Hospital offers students "work that counts"
• Beacon pet columnist wins national award
• North Babylon RMS students build world's smallest city
• LOCAL FOLKS IN THE NEWS
• Better Babylon Party candidates face reelection; no opposition in March 15th vote
• Lady Falcons soar to Championship
• N. Lindenhurst man struck by car; driver flees scene
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing & Rehabilitative Care Center Foundation unveils new resident bus
• West Islip schools budget meetings set for March 1 and 17
• Amityville Womens Club holds monthly meeting at Unqua Corinthian Yacht Club
• S.C. Leg. Lou D’Amaro commends students in National Honor Society
• Carpenter supports local business expo
• Deer Park Fire Department visits Abraham Lincoln School district
• Bush deserves credit for protecting America
• Stern objects to ban on energy drinks; supports value of personal choices
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: It’s times our unions join the real world
• The Counterfeiters film and lecture February 27
• Captree power squadron boating and jet ski safety classes offered
• Rich Pokorny, owned Porky and Glen’s Seafood House, decorated veteran
• Regina Minella, former Babylonlian and Bank of Babylon employee
• West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition meeting March 16
• It’s Happenin’ A t Your Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Anger Management classes
• Annual Chocolate Festival to be held March 20
• Brumidi Lodge to host heart fund dance March 19
• Green Party of Suffolk march and vigil on March 19
• Diabetes Self-Management class March 15 to April 5
• Babylon High School reunion to be held May 14
• Audubon Society childrens program March 6
• Magic show March 12
• Lutheran Church blood drive
• Publication from Tony Church to benefit American Cancer Society
• Chinese auction March 11
• Science of Spirituality Meditation workshop begins March 8
• West Islip Fire Department Memorial Charity Brunch Feb. 27
• Treasurer Carpenter installs officers for West Islip Chamber of Commerce
• Treasurer Carpenter honors Charles Spencer
• Public Notices
• Calendar of Events
• Better Babylon Party hosts fundraiser Feb. 24th
• Local Airman graduates
• Deer Park High School brings the classic Les Miserables to the local stage/REVIEW
• Senate passes Fuschillo resolution honoring Eagle Scout Christopher Kenny of Lindenhurst
• Help for seniors filing STAR exemption forms
• Assembly, Senate pass bill eliminating ban on lever voting machines
• North Babylon students' art on exhibit at Children's Museum
• WI seniors win scholarships
• S.C. Legislature to consider flying ice bill
• School officials gear up for tough budget process as major state cuts and tax cap loom
• West Islip TD bank robbed
• North Babylon TD bank robbed
• Deadline March 1 for filing STAR exemptions
• It’s Happenin’ A t Your Library
• Public Notices -
• North Babylons Leonardo Fernandes of Stony Brook's soccer team named to NSCAA
• West Islip golf team wins Molloy Cup
• Scholars in the News
• Saint John the Baptist High School vocal ensemble performs for Telecare
• Local New York National Airmen complete military training
• Snow babies born at Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip
• Scholars in the News
• Santapogue Elementary School holds annual plant sale
• Bay Shore H.S. seniors honored for Outstanding National Achievement
• Readers Commentary Man’s best friend can be found at your local animal shelters
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Noting change over the years with a bit of nostalgia
• Islip Town Councilmen Edwards and Bergin attend EJ Autism dinner
• Mary Schappert, formerly of Babylon Village, French teacher
• OLOL Pre-K class goes to firehouse
• Lindenhurst sophomore attends National Young Leaders Conference
• Alice Harman Rose, former Babylon teacher and Copiague board member
• West Islip’s Kirdahy Elementary School focuses on giving
• Our Lady of Perpetual Help students hold American Doll Fashion Show
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Power Squadron offers Safe Boating Courses
• Islip Sup. Nolan announces senior trip to Ace in the Hole March 8
• Young Boaters course classes begin March 10
• Fire Island Lighthouse tower tour Feb. 19
• BACCA presents Groucho on Feb. 19
• Deer Park kindergarten registration from March 7 to March 11
• Annual Long Island Junior Soccer League Convention to be held March 5 and 6
• Conklin House Irish storyteller March 6
• Babylon community scholarship fund dinner and fashion show May 3
• Babylon Homemakers monthly meeting March 2
• VFW Post 7279 presents A Night at the Races Feb. 26
• Bonsai Society of Greater New York Pruning Workshop March 11
• Women's Empowerment Forum Workshop regarding youth services to begin February 28
• Music Lovers Club scholarship competition Feb. 28
• West Babylon students transportation request forms must be filled on or before April 1
• T.O.B. Sup. Steven Bellone to hold annual Black History Month program February 26
• Good Samaritan hosts free lecture on coronary artery disease February 24
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• WB students take honors at Poetry competition
• Lindenhurst wins court case; moves forward to clean up unsightly dock
• Deer Park students are fashionistas!
• Babylon Village approves covenants with new Bohlsen's restaurant
• State passes bill eliminating ban on lever voting machines
• Mary Gallagher of Babylon Village dies at 95
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: Wanted: An engaged public during this year’s painful school budget process
• Have some in society taken political passion to insanity?
• Setting a standard for civility in America
• Florence Theresa Heimbuch Ricca, longtime Copiague resident, devoted Our Lady of the Assumption Church parishioner
• Trudy Fostek, longtime resident of West Islip, R.N.
• George Beierling, longtime Gilgo beach resident, devoted church volunteer
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Teddy Bear program at Good Samaritan Hospital helps pediatric patients
• Success of cardiac services at Good Samaritan leads to preliminary approval of open heart surgery program
• Babylon High School Honor Society inducts 33 new members
• West Islip athletes praised by BOE
• Babylon High School Field Hockey players were honored
• Babylon school offers options for preschool children and parents
• Little Flower offers NYS child day care provider training
• Long Island Men’s Club meeting February 17
• Fire Island Lighthouse sunset tower tour for lovers
• Green Party of Suffolk annual meeting March 26
• Treasurer Carpenter joins in honoring Michael LoGrande
• Babylon High School Lacrosse player commits to Manhattan College
• Public Notices -
• Synergy EnsembleTheatre presents The Front Page beginning Feb. 18
• External Diploma program for adults begins February 16
• Village of Babylon offices closed for President’s Day holiday
• Free taxi rides for veterans returning home from combat
• Skills Unlimited offers basic computer training classes
• Blood pressure screenings at West Islip Library
• Knights of Columbus annual spaghetti dinner March 13
• Bye Bye Birdie at St. John the Baptist H.S.
• American Legion clothing drive for homeless veterans ongoing through April
• Kings Park annual 15K run March 19
• Sen. Johnson reminds you of School tax relief program (STAR) application deadline March 1
• Family Service League support group Feb. 26
• Christ Covenant Church business seminar Feb. 22
• Annual Black History program February 26
• Sadie Hawkins Day dance February 19
• Long Island Country Music Association to hold western dance February 19th
• Brumidi Vegas night Feb. 19
• Historical Society of Islip Hamlet opening night reception February 17
• Bingo Night February 18
• Historical Society of Islip book discussion set for Feb. 16
• Meridian Masonic Temple spaghetti dinner February 13
• Beginning Experience weekend class March 4 to 6
• Taxpayer exemption deadline
• Localwoman'sresident's bra design featured inbreastauctioncancerfundraiserauction
• OLOL recognizes holiday poster contest winners
• Bonsai Society root pruning workshop March 11th
• Bay Shore Historical Society presents Daredevils and Dreamers
• Babylon Citizens Council shows beginning February 12
• St. Paul's Reformed Church fellowship feast February 12
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• It’s Happenin’ At your Library
• Glover graduates basic training
• Deer Park students take part in science research course
• Hans Haugen appointed to serve as judge in National Council of English Teachers
• West Islip fourth graders raise funds for Bay Research
• Lindenhurst Schools outline financial crisis
• Village calls on Verizon to bring FIOS into area; FIOS officials say that's not likely any time soon
• Village wins lawsuit; cleans up unsightly dock and property
• Christopher Ribando of Babylon Village to wed Lucy Branconi
• Babylon High School seniors named Suffolk Zone winners
• Babylon School Board honors varsity field hockey team
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Mary Duggan Schappert
• Vendors needed for annual craft fair duck race
• Good Samaritan blood drive Feb. 14
• Indoor rummage sale March 19
• Edward Gunthorpe, Lindenhurst teacher and WWII army veteran, at 90
• At Your Library
• What’s old is new again
• The public has its strongest voice at the polls
• Editorial: Budget process at all levels must be open and honest
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• VFW Post 7279 Valentine’s Day party
• Spaghetti dinner Feb. 12
• Brumidi Vegas night Feb. 11
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Copiague administrators pass on raises for the 2011-12 school year
• West Babylon man charged in pharmacy robberies in West Islip and West Babylon over past five months
• West Islip to host 5K Run and (new) Kids' Dash
• Babylon Community Coalition
• West Islip's Conor Wynne makes Eagle Scout
• Lindenhurst Schools holding kindergarten registration
• Helping Hands to hold footwear drive February 9
• PeaceSmiths open mic to be held February 4
• Free Irish language classes on starts February 10
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• BHS DECA Club comes out strong in County contest
• Law to resolve voting machine snafu introduced by NYS lawmakers
• Woman in Babylon assaulted; police seek public's assistance
• Babylon Village residents call on Verizon to bring in FIOS
• Woman assaulted in Babylon Village deli
• CSD administrators take zero percent increase
• Winthrop University Hospital seeks volunteers for research
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Trudy Fostek, former resident of West Islip, registered nurse
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Readers speak up about current controversy on electric cars
• The price of volunteerism
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: BSD needs to respond adequately
• Catholic Health Services program volunteers interested in becoming spiritual care companions
• What Parents and Teachers Can Do To Counter Teen Prescription Drug Abuse
• Taking a balanced approach – Ingenious Ways To Shed Pounds
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Public Notices -
• Brumidi Lodge Vegas night
• Babylon H.S. reunion
• Long Island Home Concert
• Lindenhurst School District announces dates for kindergarten registration
• West Islip Our Lady of Lourdes Scout Troop asks for donations to help Islip Animal Shelter
• West Babylon Schools kindergarten registration
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition benefit Feb. 5
• Suffolk County Homemakers to meet Feb. 2
• Volunteers needed to sew and make drawstring backpacks for military children; event Jan. 29th
• Music Lovers Club meeting January 31
• Treasurer Carpenter recognizes Assemblyman Boyle
• Sergeant Michael Ahern of West Babylon re-enlists
• S.C. Leg. Tom Barraga attends launch of Live-brary.com
• Good Samaritan Nursing Home renovations and enhancements
• Argyle Park Falls to undergo renovations— with a little help from its friends!
• Sumpwams Garden Club greets veterans
• The following West Babylon High School students were recently inducted into the National Honor Society:
• New book focuses on the history of Copiague
• A Gala was held for outstanding physical education students
• Charles Germano named new principal at Tooker Avenue School, West Babylon
• Parents raise concerns about education standards in Babylon School District
• Bill introducted into State Legislature to resolve voting machine snafu
• West Islip Fourth Graders Raising Funds for Bay Research
• L.I. Board of Realtors names new Board President
• Café Il Villaggio holds annual Mike Greene Foundation pasta night
• Public Notices -
• Babylon Community Coalition to meet
• Babylon resident Theresa Santmann honored
• Babylon High School Varsity teams named scholar-athletes
• Tips to keep preschoolers’ teeth healthy
• Lessons in Retention: Parents can help young minds learn at home
• Deer Park Fire Department visits Abraham Lincoln School pre-kindergarten students
• Superintendents’ Council Prez muddied the waters on school taxes on Long Island
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Show snow common sense
• Editorial: Ed Lowe took a piece of Long Islanders with him
• Virginia Slattery, Islip resident, devoted mother and grandmother, Bay Shore Hibernian
• Margaret J. Meyer of Babylon Village, bus driver and Good Samaritan Hospital volunteer
• John Dillon, veteran and member of Deer Park American Legion
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• S.C. Legislator Lou D'Amaro reminds community of Job Fairs
• Lindenhurst Rotary Club pasta night January 28
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Center workshop
• By the Book Business Solutions free seminar Jan. 25
• Constantino Brumidi Vegas night January 21
• CM Performing Arts Center to hold auditions for production of The Sound of Music
• William Floyd Estate plans several winter programs
• Music Socials needs volunteers
• Conklin House cooking demo to be held February 7
• West Babylon School District kindergarten registration February 7 through February 11
• Bay Shore High School competes against Harborfields HS in MSG Varsity The Challenge
• Last Hope Animal Rescue “Catch of the Day” luncheon set for January 30
• Brunswick blood drive to be held Jan. 27
• BACCA Arts Center features upcoming performances of Grand Folk Railroad and Groucho
• BACCA presents Who Knew on Jan. 22
• Babylon Village Arts Council seeks exhibitors for annual Indoor Winter Art Show March 12
• Good Samaritan family caregiver support group meetings to be held beginning January 25
• Brumidi Lodge Valentine’s Day Dance February 12
• Defensive Driving
• Lady of Assumption Youth Basketball Free Throw Jan. 23
• Safe Boating Courses free vessel safety checks
• No-cost Sex Offender email alerts
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Holiday giving in Babylon schools
• Local business invests in Copiague kids
• McCue Lane residents celebrate the holidays
• Lindenhurst Village approves new budget; tax rate up 38-cents
• Better Babylon Party kicks off campaign; election March 15
• Better Babylon Party kicks off March campaign
• New community group working to raise standards in Babylon Schools
• Tanger Outlet Center makes holiday donations to the Deer Park Fire Department and the Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition
• Public Notices
• West Babylon School District and the TOB Historical Society celebrate Pre-Restoration Open House
• West Islip Middle School holds Toys for Tots collection
• S.C. Leg. Horsley applauds residents for their generosity
• Sen. Johnson and Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition hold Golf Skill Challenge
• Electric cars: A solution that fills up a book of unanswered questions
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: We saw on Saturday the high price we pay for freedom in America
• Michael Stephen Fields, entrepreneur and U.S. Air Force Veteran
• Weight Management Class begins January 14
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Assemblyman Jim Conte on Cablevision’s Meet the Leaders with Pat Halpin
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Fire Island Lighthouse Early Morning Tower Tour
• CM Performing Arts Center holding auditions
• Audubon Society program January 20
• Martin Luther King birthday celebration January 17
• Town of Babylon Dept. of Human Services Women's Empowerment Forum Workshop January 24
• L.I. Men's Center meeting to be held January 20
• VFW and Ladies Auxiliary Afternoon at the Races January 16
• Babylon offices will be closed January 17, no garbage pickup
• Brumidi Vegas night
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Babylon students and Superintendent spread holiday cheer
• Babylon High School performs Oklahoma!
• Copiague man crashes into police car
• Babylon HS Senior semifinalist in Coca Cola program
• Two men break into DP home; resident injured
• West Babylon Fire Department announces essay contest winners
• Baseball event in Lindenhurst
• A birthday with caring
• Good Samaritan Hospital's first baby of the New Year
• Babylon Movie theater wins tax challenge
• Residents of McCue Lane Light Up the Night
• Public Notices -
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Myton Literary Society held meeting
• Patricia Macaluso and Brian White participate in NY Senate Internship Program
• Babylon Elementary School students kick-off Heart Healthy Week
• St. John inaugurates pep band
• Babylon Kindergarten registration for 2011-2012
• Harding Ave. Elementary students receive visit from Patricia Shih
• North Babylon HS student attends Usdan Center for Performing Arts
• Deer Park counselors and teachers focus on student success
• W. Babylon South Bay students read to the Principal
• Students get fire-safety lesson at Babylon Elementary School
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Wanted: True reform
• Taxpayers, beware, solutions are not as sweet as they seem
• Editorial: Citizens, like their government, must hunker down in this economic winter
• This Week's Calendar
• Lillian Wilbur, 90, former resident of Amityville and Babylon villages
• Helping Hands Toy Drive provided gifts for local children
• Islip Town Board members attend Menorah Lighting
• 2010 Tapestry cocktail reception honors outstanding community leaders
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Fire Island Lighthouse Tour Jan. 8 and 9
• Sixth annual tribute to James D. McNaughton to be held Saturday, January 22
• Deer Park High School competes against McGann-Mercy High School in The Challenge
• Babylon Junior Senior High School Financial Aid workshop January 6
• L.I. Federation of Women’s Clubs held annual Fall Festival
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehabilitative Care Center seeks senior student volunteers
• Town of Babylon Special Operations Vehicle
• Little Flower Day Care Network offers training classes
• Julia Wendt of Bayshore HS honored as News 12 Long Island Scholar
• Villages scramble to resolve March election snafu; voters may be forced to use paper ballots
• Blizzard batters LI; town, villages hit back hard
• Unclaimed remains of Veterans to be buried with Military Honors at Calverton
• Deer Park family has first baby of the New Year at GSH
• Deer Park homeowner injured in break in
• Man arrested after hitting police car in West Babylon
• Our Heroes Night Out
• WB’s South Bay Elementary celebrates Character Counts Week
• Former Rockette teaches Lindenhurst High School dance class
• Deer Park School District supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Joseph Silva wins recipe contest
• OLPH School hosts the New York Islanders
• Walt Whitman School hosts marching band Home Show
• Treasurer Carpenter honors 35th West Islip Country Fair
• Brendan J. Barnes graduates from Air National Guard and Jose Rivera reenlists for continued services in the New York Army
• Tom Barraga honored by the sons of Italy
• Travelers Club, Kerry Riddle presents paper on Gibraltar
• Islip Town Supervisor Phil Nolan visited the West Islip Senior Citizen Center
• Veterans thank sponsors of the Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall
• Government has weak case against wikileaks founder
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: May we all become better people in 2011
• Elizabeth Titland, Bay Shore resident, dedicated homemaker
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Lindenhurst Village sets hearing for new budget; other items
• North Babylon Fire Company hosts open house to kick off National Fire Prevention Month
• New Suffolk County initiative will help protect homeowners from unscrupulous "green" contractors
• Local family celebrates the Gift of Life for the New Year
• Ronald McDonald House Charities awarding scholarships to h.s. seniors
• Babylon Town Taxes due before January 10
• Calendar of Events
• Safe Boating Courses
• Music Club meetings to be held at Borders Books
• “Shed the Meds” collection was held at the North Amityville Senior Center
• Town of Islip donates cell phones to the Suffolk County Coalition against Domestic Violence
• Senator Owen H. Johnson presents toys for the children of members of the Fighting 69th Infantry
• BounceU of Farmingdale to hold Cystic Fibrosis benefit January 17th
• WIHS competed against Hauppauge in MSG Varsity’s the Challenge
• West Babylon FD sends gifts to Afghanistan
• Eastern Star hosts Supermarket Basket Bash February 4
• Lindenhurst High School competes against Centereach High School in first round of MSG Varsity the Challenge on January 3
• Fire Island Lighthouse Tour Jan. 8 and 9
• Dahlia Society Class scheduled for January 20
• External Diploma Program classes begin January 19
• Babylon Junior Senior High School Financial Aid Workshop January 6
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Villages scramble to resolve March election snafu
• Bracing for the Blizzard
• DPHS students are national champions
• Frank C. Criscuolo awarded NY State highest military hon-
• Treasurer Carpenter attends 90th birthday celebration
• William Rall Elementary School students and Sen. Fuschillo help children in Winthrop
• Santapogue Kindergarten Purple Day
• Babylon Village Brownie Troop tour Panera Bread in North Babylon
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehabilitative Care Center celebrate our Veterans
• Children’s Center at United Cerebral Palsy held annual breakfast with Santa
• Sen. Johnson and local officials unveil the newly renovated Bay Shore Long Island Railroad Station
• TheDWI message well received
• Bush memoirs tell the tale of an illegal war
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: TheChristmas magic in the re-gift
• Marjorie Alma Lander, former professor
• Marilyn McLaughlin, loving foster parent
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Carpenter advises residents that tax bills have been mailed
• BABYLON TOWN LIGHTS UP THE HOLIDAYS
• West Babylon man charged in robbing Game Stop stores
• It's Christmas in Lindenhurst Village
• WISD sets public hearing on tax exemptions for firefighters
• Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center holds annual tree and Nativity scene lighting
• Babylon Village lights up the night and the holidays
• Bouncin’ for Boomer event Jan. 17
• NYS Child Day Care providers needed
• Lindenhurst Chamber of Commerce holiday party
• West Babylon Fire Dept. sends gifts to Afghanistan
• Ronald McDonald House charities awarding scholarships to h.s. seniors
• Babylon Day Unit of Suffolk County to host first meeting January 6
• Safe Boating Courses available
• Our Lady of the Rosary Council Youth Basketball Free Throw January 22
• Fire Island Lighthouse Society New Year's Day hike and Lighthouse tour
• Knights of Columbus Valentine's Day dinner dance February 12
• Knights of Columbus Comedy Night January 29
• Babylon Village offices holiday schedule
• Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Babylon movie theater wins tax challenge
• West Islip 2008 graduate Erin Walter named 2 time academic All-American
• Atlantic Auto Mall presents West Islip resident Softball Booster Club plaque
• Kimberly D'Angelo of Lindenhurst named freshman of the year for Charleston
• Lindenhurst Varsity Cross Country has great finish
• Lindenhurst girls volleyball wins class AA Long Island Championship
• Stony Brook student All-American East honoree as midfielder of the year
• West Babylon students participate in Fire Prevention essay contest
• Students in Deer Park build Wall of Heroes
• South Bay Elementary in West Babylon celebrates Homecoming Parade
• Lindenhurst Board of Education receives recognition
• Little doctors assist in Albany Avenue blood drive
• West Islip Schools opens with sights set high
• Plessers / Beacon holiday raffle winner
• Math skills fight hunger
• Deer Park students put their fitness to the test
• St. Peter’s Episcopal Day School 8th graders built robots
• Christina Renna Walkathon at Lindenhurst Middle School track
• North Babylon Girls Varsity Soccer team ends successful season
• Brittany Haas to wed Chase Drossos
• St. John the Baptist DHS students and faculty coordinate Homeless Awareness Project
• Johnson urges Babylonians to remember those in need this Christmas season
• Annual Suffolk OTB employee charity golf outing held e ry &
• Leg. Barraga presents proclamation to assistant manager of Astoria Federal
• West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition receives donations from Bohlsen Restaurant Group
• Sen.Johnson welcomes participants of New York Senate Internship program
• Half Hollow Hills graduate attains scoutings highest rank of Eagle Scout
• Carpenter recognizes Dale Bliex for 40 years of library service
• One man’s flight from plenty in search of those in need
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: ‘Tis the season of giving
• Marty Bennison, Babylon native and college professor
• George Reve, former Lindenhurst resident
• Edith Corlett, lifelong Babylon Village resident
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Police seek public's help in solving murder of Lindenhurst man
• Babylon Fire Department wins 2nd place for best appearance and best band in town parade
• WBFD remembers troops this holiday season
• Tours, fire safety education keeps Babylon Vamps busy
• DP school teachers accept zero increase this year and lower raises through 2014
• Babylon Village Board hears application for new restaurant in Bank of Babylon
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society evening tower tour
• Babylon Village offices holiday schedule
• Safe Boating Courses available
• Ronald McDonald House Charities awarding scholarships to h.s. seniors
• Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• More remains found at Gilgo Beach
• Taxi driver shot to death in Copiague
• Public Hearing in Babylon Village for Dunkin Donuts application canceled
• Police seek public's help in identifying remains found at Oak Beach
• New County law will protect homeowners from fraudulent green contractors
• Lindenhurst art students get first illustration of college
• Live history lessons for Deer Park students
• Update on Lindenhurst ARMS program expansion
• West Babylon celebrates Red Ribbon Week
• Long Island Men’s Center holds meeting
• Good Samaritan Nursing Home appoints Justin Szypot as Assistant Administrator
• Frank Fallon retiring as Principal of Fifth Avenue
• Sen. Owen Johnson congratulates Colleen Smisek for 40 years of service
• A message from the American Red Cross during the holidays
• Bush should assume responsibility for war in Iraq
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Know the law and know your limits this holiday and don’t drive drunk
• Grace Carol Roberts, former Babylon Village resident, loving wife and mother
• Stan Stiansen, former Islip resident, Army Veteran
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Local Fire District elections in Copiague, Deer Park, West Babylon and West Islip set for Tuesday, December 14th
• Poetry reading series continues in Babylon Village
• Lindenhurst man charged in fatal DWI accident; Amityville woman killed
• SANTA ARRIVES
• NEWSMAKERS
• WB school board fails to pass new administrative plan; issue to be raised again says Sup't
• North Babylon student earns perfect score on SATs
• Lindenhurst School Board votes unanimously to close Bower School
• BHS to Perform Oklahoma!
• Higgins and Hands families decorate local lampost
• Sweet resident graduates from Army training
• Hearings for Dunkin’ Donuts, stop signs Dec. 14th
• Babylon Village resident Stanis Beck honored for her contributions to the community
• Bay Shore’s Fifth Avenue School recognized by Academy for Character Education
• Babylon’s Autumn Surf Fishing Cup
• Babylon Village offices Holiday schedule
• Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts presents Friday Concert December 10
• Keep Islip Clean and Bay Shore Junior Firefighters improve their community
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society reenactment of Flying Santa December 11
• Mens Center meeting December 16
• MSG Varsity's showcases student produced videos
• Brumidi Lodge Toys for Tots fundraiser December 11
• Benefit concert for the Inn Soup Kitchen December 12
• Calendar of Events
• Babylon News & Muse
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Police release blood alcohol level of driver in fatal MVA
• West Islip students art display in Stony Brook
• BHS to Perform Oklahoma!
• “Busy Women” name scholarship for long-time Beacon Reporter
• West Islip schools receive a donation from Elizabeth T. McNamee
• West Islip students participate in Elementary Research Club
• North Babylon elementary schools host blood drives
• Deer Park students attend annual Robotics Competition
• Babylon District encouraging students to develop healthy habits
• Lindenhurst art students get first illustration of college
• Live history lessons for Deer Park students
• Update on Lindenhurst ARMS program expansion
• West Babylon celebrates Red Ribbon Week
• Travelers’ Club
• Ryan Dolan graduates from Basic Training
• PAWS presents its first annual Business Award
• The O’Briens celebrate 70th Anniversary
• Sugar tax will benefit state coffers and New Yorkers’ health
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Annual kickoff for the holidays in Babylon Village this weekend
• Guest Editorial: New restaurateurs have shown their respect for Babylon Village
• Emilie Pederson, Bay Shore Brooke Avenue Elementary School volunteer
• Ken Brown, U.S Navy veteran and husband of formerTown Councilwoman
• It's Happenin' At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• St. John the Baptist seniors sign college Letters of Intent
• Troop 99 of Babylon collects supplies for Jacobs Light Foundation
• Sagtikos Manor awarded grant
• 9/11 Memorial gets a little help from friends
• Cub Scout Pack 99 to hold wreath sale December 3
• Babylon Village Tree Lighting and Wassail Bowl Dec. 5
• Babylon Village Arts Council Concert December 9
• Seventh Day Adventist Church to host holiday cooking event
• First Presbyterian Church to hold annual children’s Christmas activity night, Dec.3
• Frank C. Criscuolo awarded NY State highest military honor
• Deer Park High School students national champions of Allstate’s “Act Out Loud”
• CM Performing Arts Center presents The Wizard of Oz
• Silver Chords to perform Young at Heart
• Meditation retreat to be held Dec. 4th
• St. John's inaugurates a pep band
• Lindenhurst Historical Society Quarterly meeting set for December 5
• Westminster Presbyterian Church breakfast with Santa, December 11
• Ballet Long Island to perform TheNutcracker
• Brumidi Lodge to host breakfast with Santa December 12
• Helping Hands sets date for annual toy drive
• The Eclectic Cafe presents Gathering Time
• Widows, Widowers to meet
• St. John's Readers Theatre to present annual reading of Dickens A Christmas Carol
• Deer Park Community Center will host a breakfast with Santa
• Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Lindenhurst man charged in fatal DWI accident
• Lindenhurst School Board votes to close Bower Elementary School
• Babylon Village becomes first in county to offer WiFi
• Babylon Village Board considering restaurant application
• Babylon town 9/11 Memorial gets a little help from friends
• Harding Ave. Elementary students receive visit from Patricia Shih
• North Babylon HS student attends Usdan Center for Performing Arts
• Deer Park Counselors and Teachers focus on student success
• South Bay students in Babylon read to the Principal
• Stop, Drop & Roll at Babylon Elementary School
• Deer Park High School student Erik Zimmerman honored
• Student muscians Jon Quarant and Francesca Giammona honored
• Lindenhurst’s girls soccer team supports Kicks for Cancer
• Forest Avenue family walk night
• OLOL’s new Do Now News program a success
• “Busy Women” name scholarship for Long-Time Beacon Reporter
• Babylon Football: Panthers fall in County Finals; Glenn Knights win it, 34-26
• Long Island Hope for Warriors Run Babylon Town, 2010
• Good Samaritan Nursing home appoints Justin Szypot as assistant administrator
• Councilman Flotteron attends West Islip Cancer Coalition event
• West Babylon Hall of Fame Induction Dinner
• Distracted driving is dangerous driving
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Begin this holiday season with the right spirit
• Linda Ferrari, North Babylon resident, salon owner
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Decision to close Bower to be made at Lindy school meeting set for December 1st
• Daisys “collect their weight" in food
• Santapogue Halloween Parade
• Babylon Town hosts annual Run for Warriors
• West Islip Schools approve tax levy ; increase less than projected by school board in May
• Lindenhurst Village Events
• Ovations Dance Repertory to perform TheNutcracker Dec. 12
• Deer Park Fire Dept. Holiday Parade Dec. 4
• W. Islip Fire Dept. Ladies Auxiliary Christmas pancake breakfast to be held December 5
• Christmas Fair Dec. 4
• Duck Lighting December 1
• Babylon Village Holiday Cookie Contest Dec. 2
• Babylon Town lights Menorah and Tree
• Deborah Hospital Children’s Christmas Party Dec. 4
• Babylon Village Tree Lighting December 5
• Town needs photos of current members of U.S. armed services
• ICON PC User Group meeting December 3
• Bay Shore Historical Society snowflake sale
• Empire Physical Therapy Toy Dive now through Dec. 9
• The Air Force Association presents Dropping of the Roses Ceremony December 7
• Town of Babylon assembles Homeland Security and Hazmat team
• Deer Park bone marrow donor drive to benefit Karl Zaharia to be held December 4
• Deer Park Community Center Chinese auction Dec. 10
• T-Mobile partners with USMC for annual Toys for Tots program
• Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council re-designs website
• St. Joseph's Thrift Shop holiday sale December 6
• Every Child's Dream collecting gently-used clothing
• Music Socials taking reservations for Christmas dinner/dance to be held December 5
• send proof please thank you very Babylon Day Unit monthly meeting December 1 much
• Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Babylon News & Muse
• Kirdahy family donates books to Kirdahy Elementary School at Captree
• Babylon school district acknowledges board members during appreciation week
• Babylon Football: Babylon blanks Bayport, 21-0; Panthers advance to County final
• Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Zoraida Fernandez returns home
• South Bay Elementary School walks to school
• Anthony Amesti joins Lindenhurst School District administration
• Our Lady of Lourdes kindergarteners get acquainted with school
• Deer Park administrators ensure student saftety
• Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall is brought to Suffolk County honoring Veterans
• Scholars in the News
• Local students on the move....
• Babylon Village Arts Council honors Sen. Owen H. Johnson
• Treasurer Carpenter at Arts Festival by the Bay
• Good Samaritan Nursing Home celebrates CNA graduation
• Loved coverage of WI fair
• Guest opinion: Both parties in Washington present a clear and present threat
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Some thoughts on the recent elections
• Bernie Van Rossem: West Islip resident, Navy veteran
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Walmart, residents press town to move on application to make F'dale Walmart super store
• Babylon grad filming science fiction series
• Lindenhurst Schools move closer to decision on closing Bower; another meeting set for Dec.1st
• Hearing set for Nov. 23rd on new restaurant plans for old Bank of Babylon building in Village
• St. Martin of Tours Thanksgiving Food Drive
• Babylon Business and Professional Women’s holiday luncheon to be held December 17
• Babylon Food Pantry in desperate need of donations
• Commodity Supplemental offers free food for seniors
• American Legion Auxiliary Blood Drive Dec. 7
• Sagtikos Manor Historical Society to host annual Christmas Tour Weekend beginning December 11
• Islip United Methodist Church craft fair Dec. 4
• Deer Park Fire Department celebrates the holidays December 4
• Community Presbyterian Church Christmas Fair Dec. 4
• ICON PC User Group meeting Dec. 3
• Bay Shore Historical Society snowflake sale
• Become a Day Care provider
• Supermarket Bingo set for November 30
• Lighthouse Preservation Society upcoming events
• Sup. Steve Bellone offers Women’s Empowerment Workshop November 29
• Ladies Auxiliary annual pancake breakfast Dec. 5
• FBHS Presents Long Island and the Civil War Nov. 21
• St. Pauls Thanksgiving service November 21
• Country Western Hoedown November 20
• BACCA 4th Friday Concert Series to begin Nov. 19
• Mangano Funeral Home toy drive to begin Nov. 15
• Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Long Island Hope for Warrior Run held in Babylon
• BVAC Poetry reading series November 14
• Chris Urban, 16, Copiague High Schooler
• Music Lovers Club meeting
• Kay Meinert, nurse, former Lindenhurst and Massapequa Park resident
• Long Island Mens Center meeting to be held November 18
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Leg. Gregory sponsors Island Harvest holiday food drive
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Sagtikos Manor Historical Society program to begin November 16
• NY Bridge Health Insurance plan now available
• Babylon Village offices closed for Veteran's Day
• Boy Scout Troop 175, West Babylon takes part in National Scout Jamboree
• Calendar of Events
• New voting machines raise concern over secret ballot; some voters say privacy was compromised
• Babylon Football: Panthers zap Baymen, 29-0
• Babylon News & Muse
• North Babylon Schools tap Ass't. Superintendent for top post
• Fire Island Association welcomes Suffolk County Treasurer
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Loitering concerns raised at Lindenhurst Village meet
• West Islip students selected for All-State performances
• Acoustic musicians needed
• Election results: Something for everyone to celebrate
• Deer Park school district launches MacBook program
• Babylon Community Coalition to sponsor drug and alcohol workshop for parents Nov. 17th
• A Review: LaGrange Restaurant and Catering
• DDB Productions performance of Jekyll and Hyde November 17
• Mosque at Ground Zero is more an offense to victims and their families than an expression of faith
• Great South Bay Audubon Society meeting scheduled for November 18
• Violence is not the mark of the Muslim faith
• Trinity Lutheran Christmas fair Nov. 20
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Amityville Artists Club exhibit November 12
• Guest Editorial: Changed those batteries yet?
• Bay Shore Historical Society program set for November 18
• Joseph Klein, longtime West Babylon resident, Power Squadron and Scouts volunteer
• Lindenhurst Schools to hold community meeting tomorrow
• Police seek public's help in apprehending rapist
• New voting machines raise concern among voters
• West Islip Superintendent and community praise the BOE
• Fire Island Lighthouse offers free tours
• Great Pumpkin Contest Winner
• Amityville Historical Society Celebrates 25th Anniversary
• Scholars in the News
• Village of Babylon garbage pickup for the holiday x4 A .i d 1
• Babylon Village Youth Lacrosse finishes exciting 2010 season
• Bay Shore senior is NYS music finalist
• Babylon players from Long Island Surf lacrosse travel team end dynamic season
• Celebrations Brass Concert to be held November 14
• Scouts Honor
• Family Service League distributes school supplies
• Smith graduates from the Army ROTC Course
• United Methodist Church hosts annual Craft Fair and Bake Sale
• Pvt. Bujan graduates from advanced training
• Homeowners in need of help can Rent-A-Teen
• Amityville Woman's Club honors Rachel Erath
• Veterans Day Memorial Service to be held November 7
• What will the Complete Street look like and how much will they cost?
• Our Lady of Consolation volunteers needed
• West Islip School District Superintendent retires
• a tn Acoustic musicians needed o h
• The streets: They're not just for speeding cars anymore!
• Sunday at Sagtikos Manor
• Marine Corps Junior ROTC Program stays in Lindenhurst Schools
• Calendar of Events
• Salaries, test scores, technology and more topics of spirited Babylon School Board meeting
• We should take a lesson from America’s Greatest Generation
• Lindenhurst School District appoints new Special Education chairperson
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Leg. Gregory hosts College Fair Nov. 13th
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Deer Park students participate in Character Education Program
• POW ceremony set for November 6th
• Guest Editorial:
• Lindenhurst School District welcomes new Plant Facilities Administrator
• Christina Renna Foundation gala dance to be held Jan. 14
• Josephine Frances Kelley, West Islip resident, devoted parishioner at St. Joseph’s R.C. Church
• Babylon Jr/Sr High School Class of 2000 reunion
• Henry Hering, former Lindenhurst, West Islip resident, Grumman employee and Navy veteran
• Students at Our Lady of Lourdes School in West Islip learn to think like scientists
• S.C. Leg. Wayne Horsley and Island Harvest food drive
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Rose M. Marvel appointed coordinator of Fine and Performing Arts for Lindenhurst SD
• DDB Productions performance of Jekyll and Hyde November 17
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Music to our ears at Our Lady of Lourdes school in West Islip
• Services today for Ken Brown
• Women’s Club Fall Festival Nov. 19
• Deer Park Community enjoys Homecoming 2010
• Meet and Greet for Deer Park kindergarten students
• Services today for Ken Brown
• St. Monica’s Guild of Suffolk meetings to begin November 15
• Former Babylonian earns Eagle Scout Award
• Sen. Fuschillo visits Albany Ave. Elementary School in Lindenhurst
• South Shore Soccer Club holds Opening Day ceremonies
• St. Josephs Thrift Shop hosts half-price sale on November 15
• Registration for Long Island's Warrior is underway
• Bay Shore commends students in 2011 National Merit Scholarship Program
• ELECTON RESULTS: Republicans take NYS Senate and House of Representatives
• Memorial service Barbara Schlerf Saturday, Nov. 6
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Craft Fair vendors wanted
• Free seminar on bereavement and coping with the holidays
• Amityville Woman's Club honors Rachel Erath
• Babylon News & Muse
• News from OWL Teacher Center
• Iovino South Shore divorce group meeting November 10
• Sen. Owen Johnson helps support annual Babylon to Beaches Soldier Ride
• Memorial service Barbara Schlerf Saturday, Nov. 6
• Skills Unlimited, Inc. Chinese auction Nov. 19
• Good Samaritan offers free bereavement seminar
• Bay Shore Historical Society celebrates 25 years
• Bay Shore Jewish Centre Chanukah Fair Nov. 14
• Assemblyman Phil Boyle receives “Seal of Approval”
• Rotarian Stewart McLaughlin swore in Board
• Synergy Ensemble presents Mauritius
• Bayway Arts Center musical November 4
• Letter uplifting
• Commemorative Candle Lighting November 14
• Ovations Dance presents TheNutcracker Suite
• Some intriguing questions about government
• West Islip Symphony Orchestra Autumn Serenade Nov. 13
• Deborah Hospital Foundation Children’s Christmas Party
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• West Babylon Junior High School PTA now selling Entertainment Books
• Westminster United Presbyterian Church vendors needed
• Guest Editorial: The Beacon’s local endorsements, 2010
• Historical Society of Islip hosts a annual Holiday House Tour
• Skills Unlimted offers computer courses
• Jim Wilson, former West Islip resident, served in the U.S. Army
• St. Johns Evangelical Church annual Fair November 4 and 5
• Abundant life Church Bloodfest on October 30
• Barbara Griesmer, longtime Babylon and West Islip school bus driver
• First Congretional Church annual Fair vendors wanted
• Circle of Love Ministry Thanksgiving Dinner set for November 25
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• West Islip School District Superintendent retires
• VFW Night at the Races Nov. 6
• Long Island Growers Market of Amityville scheduled to end November 20
• Voters' Guide to Local Races: Babylon/Islip
• Marine Corps Junior ROTC Program stays in Lindenhurst Schools
• Last Hope Mardi Gras Nov. 4
• Suffolk County Clerk reminds Veterans and spouses they are eligible for Veteran’s Peddler License
• Incumbent Congressman Pete King faces opposition from Democrat Howard Kudler
• Babylon School District holds informational parent workshop
• Babylon Day Unit monthly meeting November 3
• St. John’s Lutheran Church to host annual Barn Dance set for November 13
• ELECTION 2010: Incumbent Congressman Steve Israel faces opposition from Republican John Gomez
• Students from Babylon and West Islip win Astoria Federal Savings Essay Contest
• North Babylon Youth Services Halloween Dance October 29
• Annual Toys for Tots drive now to December 9
• SPCA offers reward for arrest and conviction of cat killers
• West Babylon students participate in “Renew New York” Program
• Calendar of Events
• Anger Management Group meeting December 2
• One seriously injured in bustanker collision trafficon Sunrise Highway tied up for hours
• Smith graduates from the Army ROTC Course
• Guest Editorial: The Beacon’s local endorsements, 2010
• West Babylon Junior High School PTA now selling Entertainment Books
• Westminster United Presbyterian Church vendors needed
• Jim Wilson, former West Islip resident, served in the U.S. Army
• Historical Society of Islip hosts a annual Holiday House Tour
• Skills Unlimted offers computer courses
• Barbara Griesmer, longtime Babylon and West Islip school bus driver
• St. Johns Evangelical Church annual Fair November 4 and 5
• Abundant life Church Bloodfest on October 30
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• West Islip School District Superintendent retires
• First Congretional Church annual Fair vendors wanted
• Circle of Love Ministry Thanksgiving Dinner set for November 25
• Voters' Guide to Local Races: Babylon/Islip
• Marine Corps Junior ROTC Program stays in Lindenhurst Schools
• VFW Night at the Races Nov. 6
• Long Island Growers Market of Amityville scheduled to end November 20
• Incumbent Congressman Pete King faces opposition from Democrat Howard Kudler
• Babylon School District holds informational parent workshop
• Last Hope Mardi Gras Nov. 4
• Suffolk County Clerk reminds Veterans and spouses they are eligible for Veteran’s Peddler License
• ELECTION 2010: Incumbent Congressman Steve Israel faces opposition from Republican John Gomez
• Students from Babylon and West Islip win Astoria Federal Savings Essay Contest
• Babylon Day Unit monthly meeting November 3
• St. John’s Lutheran Church to host annual Barn Dance set for November 13
• SPCA offers reward for arrest and conviction of cat killers
• West Babylon students participate in “Renew New York” Program
• North Babylon Youth Services Halloween Dance October 29
• Annual Toys for Tots drive now to December 9
• One seriously injured in bustanker collision trafficon Sunrise Highway tied up for hours
• Smith graduates from the Army ROTC Course
• Calendar of Events
• Anger Management Group meeting December 2
• Free seminar on bereavement and coping with the holidays
• Amityville Woman's Club honors Rachel Erath
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Craft Fair vendors wanted
• Iovino South Shore divorce group meeting November 10
• Sen. Owen Johnson helps support annual Babylon to Beaches Soldier Ride
• Babylon News & Muse
• News from OWL Teacher Center
• Good Samaritan offers free bereavement seminar
• Bay Shore Historical Society celebrates 25 years
• Skills Unlimited, Inc. Chinese auction Nov. 19
• Assemblyman Phil Boyle receives “Seal of Approval”
• Rotarian Stewart McLaughlin swore in Board
• Bay Shore Jewish Centre Chanukah Fair Nov. 14
• Bayway Arts Center musical November 4
• Letter uplifting
• Synergy Ensemble presents Mauritius
• Some intriguing questions about government
• Commemorative Candle Lighting November 14
• Ovations Dance presents TheNutcracker Suite
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• West Islip Symphony Orchestra Autumn Serenade Nov. 13
• Deborah Hospital Foundation Children’s Christmas Party
• Helping Hands Red Ribbon week set for Oct. 27
• Town to deliver $3.5 million tax cut; budget hearing Nov. 4th
• BVAC honorees
• Barraga reminds women about mammograms
• Sharrot on college soccer team
• Fire Island Association welcomes Suffolk County Treasurer Angie Carpenter
• Calendar of Events
• Heather Glenday named Swimmer of the Week
• Deer Parks Charles Rutenberg Realty welcomes new associate broker
• Babylon News & Muse
• Lindenhurst School Board unveils restructuring plan to community; if approved, Bower will be closed
• Amityville Artists Circle installs new officers
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Vendors needed for holiday craft fair
• Readers’ Voices: Constitutional question vital
• Dominican Village Vendors needed
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Amityville Club is hosting Chinese auction
• Guest Editorial: Technology is no excuse to ignore personal responsibility and human decency
• Fire Island Lantern Light House Tour October 23
• Barbara Schlerf, former West Islip Economics teacher, Memorial Service scheduled for November 6
• Coat Drive underway by Babylon Cub Scout Pack 99
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Second annual West Islip Summit Set for Oct. 28
• Public Notices
• BACCA to host 4th Friday Concert
• Now is the time to investigate health care plan alternatives
• Our Lady of Grace Columbiettes Chinese auction
• Healthy Ideas
• Back to School with Diabetes
• Holocaust survivor Irving Roth visits Bay Shore Middle School with message of perserverance
• NB Library celebrates 50th anniversary
• Babylon Football: Babylon beats Bayport, 45-21
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition Golf Challenge
• One dead, three injured in Sunday’s plane crash in East Farmingdale
• News 12 recognizes Bay Shore H.S. valedictorian Katie Lawlor
• Lindenhurst Historical Society meeting scheduled for October 28
• Babylon Village to hold two public hearings October 26
• Long Island Family Festival
• NAACP Meet the Candidates Forum
• Vietnam Wall replica comes to our area
• Footwear For TheCure
• Test scores, curriculum, salaries and more discussed at Babylon School Board meeting
• Vehicle strikes and kills man in wheel chair in West Islip
• West Babylon man critically injured in motorcycle crash
• Lindenhurst doctor injured in Sunday's plane crash
• Our Lady of the Assumption Church dinner and show Oct. 22
• Babylon blanks Wyandanch in its Homecoming game
• Treasurer Carpenter attends the Chamber of Commerce “A Taste of West Islip”
• Chinese Auction November 6
• West Islip Homecoming...
• Army National Guard Laquasia L. Nunez graduated from basic combat training
• Massapequa Chamber Business Expo Nov. 4
• WI Hoops thanks supporters
• Deer Park Girl Scout Cadet Troop acknowledged by Fire and Town of Babylon officials
• Bonsai show and competition October 23
• West Babylon breaks ground for new South Bay School building
• Monica Benavides rings Bell at Southward Ho Country Club
• Robotics competition at Deer Park High School October 16
• Good Shepherd Hospice hosts educational seminars
• Barrier Beach Gulls celebrate 30th Anniversary
• Babylon Farmers Market gardening classes
• GSB Audobon Society to host SOS Splash speaker
• Babylon residents receives Eagle Scout Court of Honor
• Meet former NY Giants batboy
• BACCA comedy show set for November 12
• Legislator Barraga joins the festivities at the West Islip Senior Citizen Center
• South Shore Community Organization provides teen night
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition Golf Outing October 25
• Amityville Woman’s Club hosts opening tea
• Calendar of Events
• Poetry Jumpstart series begins October 18
• West Islip teen selected to represent Empire State at the 2010 Miss American Teen Pageant
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Vendors needed for Holiday Craft and Vendor Sale
• Cablevision boxing us in
• Parliament Place elementary students in North Babylon raise money for Breast Cancer research
• Babylon News & Muse
• Night at the Races set for October 23
• This country needs another tax revolt
• Louis J. Aiello appointed Assistant to the Superintendent for Special Ed. and Pupil Personnel in Lindenhurst District
• Lindenhurst looks to close Bower Elementary School
• Historical Society lecture and slide show set for November 4
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Melodic music masters in Babylon SD will perform in upcoming festivals
• NB Band to compete in Newsday Marching Band Festival
• TOB Steve Bellone to be honored by BACCA
• Editorial: Thanks to all for a great weekend in Babylon Village
• Deer Park School District... A Model for Innovative Technology
• Music Socials NYC bus trip November 27
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Mary P. Myton Literary Society holds its first meeting of the year at the Lauder Museum
• Our Lady of Consolation Chinese Auction
• Public Notices
• Gerdes of Our Lady of Grace Boy Scout Troop receives prestigous Eagle Scout award
• Amityville PBA annual Ragamuffin Parade Oct. 30
• Great weather shines down on West Islip Homecoming football game, parade and more
• Our Lady of Consolation resident celebrates 100th Birthday
• Babylon Village Fair welcomes record crowd
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Everyone loves the West Islip Fair
• Bay Shore High School Stuff-A-Bus October 30
• Womens Empowerment Forum Workshop on Nutrition for Women
• Remembering those who make Babylon Village home
• Babylon Little League makes a donation to the American Legion
• Our Lady of the Rosary Chinese Auction Nov. 7
• Babylon Citizens Council Autumn Art Series Workshops
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Iovino Family offers anger management support
• Deborah Hospital Foundation Holiday Chinese Auction
• Technology isn’t cruel; people are
• Tea and Company
• Eclectic Cafe performance Oct. 9
• Babylon Village Historical Society seeks volunteers
• Editorial: Hope rises at Citifield
• Babylon High School Alumni tour SC Environmental Center
• Craft vendors needed for Apple Fest
• Babylon Village Arts Council Thursday Free Concert Series to begin on October 14
• Mary Thompson, Babylon Village artist and former gallery owner
• Adjutant General announces reenlistment of members
• External Diploma Earn your High School Diploma
• Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival October 23
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• West Babylon poet featured in grandparent anthology
• Holy Family Ukranian Church Garage Sale October 9
• Bay Shore Historical Society meeting October 21
• Public Notices
• Bernice Sandowski appointed director of social services at OLC
• Little Flower Day Care Network seeks Child Care applicants
• Babylon MOMS Club® open house set for October 19
• Islip Town Supervisor Phil Nolan announces town roads are being repaved
• Bear and Wolf Scouts Pack 279 of West Islip earn their “Geologist Pin/Belt Loop”
• Amityville PBA annual Ragamuffin Parade Oct. 30
• Ascension Lutheran Church Womens Fair October 17
• Woman arrested after police chase from Deer Park to Lindenhurst
• Island Harvest held a successful Summertime Food Blitz in Suffolk County
• Calendar of Events
• Dahlia Society class October 21
• Reward offered for solving Lindenhurst robbery
• Long Island Federation of Women’s Club annual convention at Southward Ho Country Club
• Babylon News & Muse
• Concert to be held at First Presbyterian Church of Babylon on October 17
• Meet BHS AP Scholars, 2010
• Senator Owen H. Johnson thanks Our Lady of the Rosary Council K of C
• Vietnam Memorial Wall replica comes to Long Island
• St. Monica’s Guild meeting October 18
• Meeting next Wednesday on Lindenhurst School District restructuring proposal
• Rock-n-Bowl benefits Good Shepherd Hospice
• Our Lady of Crace Church Military Bridge night October 15
• Badalas win family golf outing
• SC Legislator Wayne Horsley has selected Joan Weinschenk as Volunteer of the Year
• Long Island Yoga Association Workshop October 16
• New teachers pact in Copiague Schools offers district monetary givebacks
• Our Lady of Consolation honors Dr. Larry Altschul at Annual Celebration of Life
• Lindenhurst SEPTA monthly meeting and workshop
• Babylon to celebrate Homecoming this weekend
• Babylon Public Library youths take first place in annual Battle of the Books competition
• St. Joseph’s CYO basketball team advanced to playoffs this past spring season
• Whitman’s works in the community room of the Babylon Public library on October 10
• Bad weather leads to Panthers fall to Mount Sinai
• We need to practice tolerance
• Homeless man arrested by Suffolk Police
• Police arrest Wedding Crasher
• Groundbreaking for South Bay School tomorrow
• Body found in Great South Bay
• What Are They Really Thinking?
• ICON PC User Group meeting scheduled for October 1
• Arson Squad continues to investigate
• Kids Convention will be held at SUNY Farmingdale October 23
• Deer Park Parish outreach director honored
• Babylon Schools announce AP scholars
• Amityville PBA annual Ragamuffin Parade Ocober 30
• Babylon community honors Rose Ann and Bob Norman
• Deer Park High School students and community members perform a choreographed “mob dance”
• Deborah Hospital Foundation Holiday Chinese Auction
• IN THE NEWS: Donation helps library's online archive
• Lindenhurst Middle School students paint a positive ad
• Little Flower Day Care Network seeks Child Care applicants
• Babylon Schools open for another educational year
• Peace walk in West Islip
• Babylon Village Arts Council will honor Senator Owen H. Johnson and Stanis Beck, PhD at a cocktail p
• Babylon Village offices will be closed October 11
• Babylon Memorial Grade School celebrates Memorial Day
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Craft vendors needed for Apple Fest
• Johnson-Sweeney congratulate Lindy Baseball Championship Team
• Babylon News & Muse
• Eastern Star to host Chinese Auction
• Babylon Football: Panthers maul Devils, 43-6
• The search for Westminster’s Sensation Continues
• Dignity Memorial® Vietnam Wall coming to Babylon-Islip
• What Are TheyReally Thinking?
• Babylon Village Historical Society seeks volunteers
• In the case of the NYC Mosque, Bloomberg has it right
• NAACP workshop on new voting procedure
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Raynor Family Assoc. Annual Reunion Oct. 2
• Editorial: Albany needs more LI voices
• American Association of University Women meeting set for October 18
• Patricia Drake, former West Islip resident, loving mother and grandmother
• North Amityville Fire Department Blood Drive Oct. 4
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Long Island Men’s Center to host Congressman Steve Israel on Oct. 21
• Public Notices
• Community Presbyterian Rummage Sale October 20
• Leg. Stern introduces legislation to respect our fallen heroes
• Police seek public's help in apprehending Lindenhurst robber
• Lindenhurst HS vs. William Floyd HS Match Friday on MSG Varsity
• West Islip Fair is another great success
• Lindenhurst School District looking at closing a school
• Calendar of Events
• Cub Scout Pack 86 of Deer Park tours Town Hall July 15th
• Babylon Day Unit meeting October 6
• St. Lukes to host Oktoberfest Sept. 25th
• Islip Councilman Gene Parrington awarded firefighters who worked beyond the call of duty
• Fire Department Blood Drive October 4
• Artists Circle Tour
• Treasurer Carpenter urges county residents to be vigilant to the dangers of Identity Theft
• Long Island Dahlia Show October 2 and 3
• St. Joseph’s Parish 50th Chrysanthemum Ball to be held at the Southward Ho Country Club on Oct
• Students from Farmingdale University visit Little Flower Nursing Home
• Ascension Lutheran Blessing of the Pets Oct. 2
• Temple Sinai Chinese Auction October 17
• Betty Shanks, longtime Southside Hospital volunteer
• Long Island Country Music Association Western Dance to be held on September 25
• Ovations Dance Company Chinese Auction October 24
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Grateful Greyhounds Fall Ball to be held September 25
• Public Notices
• Good Samaritan Support Group to begin September 29
• Farmingdale First Baptist Church Theatrical Presentation set for October 9
• Suffolk County awarded Rita Molloy the “Nurse of Excellence” award
• Eastern Star hosts Annual Chinese Auction
• Town of Babylon hosts second annual Pet Fair and Fundraiser to be held September 25
• Keep your family safe with tips from poison control center and Legislator D’Amaro
• Babylon Village Mayor's Cup Race September 26
• External Diploma Program classes
• Horsley congratulates Eagle Scout Paul Mezzacappa
• Sportsmens Club Lecture to be held September 25
• Music Socials Group is looking for beginner musicians
• Knights nip Panthers in final seconds, 33-28
• Craft vendors needed for Apple Festival and Holiday Fair
• Safe Boating Courses Free Vessel Safety Checks and more
• West Islip Historical Society embarks on project to document community's history
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Christ Episcopal Church Chinese Auction October 22
• IN THE NEWS
• Historical Society of Islip Hamlet Annual Fundraiser October 16
• Ever-popular Country Fair delights thousands
• St.John the Baptist High School students receive the Walter Burgess Scolarship
• Mercy INN Soup Kitchen volunteers needed
• Program sets September 25th as day to support local downtowns
• Amityville Women’s Club Summer Supper party a success
• Dedication ceremony for the Grand Opening of the Community Walking Trails October 16
• Safe Boating Courses
• Danielle Haley places first in American Legion Oratorical Contest
• Constantino Brumidi Lodge Membership Drive
• Babylon Fire Departments hold Townwide parade; watch video
• Editorial: They answer the call to serve their community
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Babylon Fire Departments hold Townwide parade
• Effort underway to preserve West Islip's history
• Bereavement group
• West Islip's IB program gives students an edge
• Moms Club open house
• Kuhn visits Mt. St. Mary College
• Babylon Country Fair 2010
• Pocketbook sale
• Police hiring debate brings arresting war of words
• Johnson recognizes Babylon’s Little Leaguers
• Washington’s spy ring on tap at UM Church
• Panthers open big; pound Porters, 43-7
• St. Joseph’s Babylon CYO Track Team poses with trophies
• Science of Spirituality program September 25
• Good Shepherd Hospice Bereavement Group meetings
• North Babylon Girls’ Soccer Team opens season
• Carl Gerardi Fundraiser to be held September 18
• Last Hope Golf benefit
• West Islip American Legion celebrates Memorial Day
• Nassau Hibernians invite all to celebrate at feis
• St. Monica’s Guild meeting Sept. 20
• West Babylon Cub Scout Pack 1634 tours town hall
• Bethel A.M.E. Church anniversary to be held
• Deer Park Community Center Zombieworld Haunted House October 1 to Oct 31
• Peace-loving Muslims in America must speak up against those who have hijacked their faith
• Ascension Lutheran Pastor Installation Sept. 19
• Amityville Rotary Club Apple Festival October 2
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Poetry in the Village series next program Sept. 19
• Vendors wanted
• Editorial: Theyanswer the call to serve their community
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Music Lovers meeting September 27
• Eleanor Vosper, Bay Shore, West Babylon resident
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• St. Marks Early Music Concert Series
• Russell Riley Jr, Lindenhurst resident, Riley Excavating & Contracting founder
• Babylon News & Muse
• Annual Auto Show and Swap September 26
• Steve LaDue, North Babylon FD member
• West Islip Country Fair September 26
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• St. Lukes to host Oktoberfest Sept. 25th
• Public Notices
• BACCA art classes
• Three armed gunmen break into West Babylon home; all arrested
• Līve-brary.com launches in Town of Babylon
• Knights of Columbus Oktoberfest, October 1
• Lindenhurst freshman cheerleaders power their way to competition wins
• United Cerebral Palsy of Suffolk 5K Walk September 30
• More West Islip stars accept athletic scholarship offers
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Americans must learn the lessons taught by the Founding Fathers
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Babylon News & Muse
• Editorial: We paid a high price for the lessons of 9/11
• Babylon Village mourns the loss of Jane Warren, former Beacon newspaper editor and columnist, wife,
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices
• IN THE NEWS
• GOP gubernatorial primary Tuesday
• 10-alarm blaze levels building in Amityville
• Annual Oktoberfest to be held Oct. 2
• Gerry Tobin Irish language classes begin Sept. 16
• Barraga gives “Thumbs Up” to new voting machine for September 14
• Vendors wanted
• Military News...
• Fundraiser and Kickboxing benefit September 12
• Cub Scout Pack 99 registration
• 10-Alarm blaze in Amityville; Babylon fire departments assist
• Dahlia Society to host a Fall Dahlia Show
• Maria Licari Martone, former West Babylon resident, loving devoted mother
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Retired Senior Volunteers needed in Suffolk County
• Jane Warren
• Supervisor Bellone hosts Annual Town Fall Festival
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Iovino South Shore Thrift Store Day Septmeber 25
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Historical Society of Islip Hamlet will host L.I. Ruins presentation
• Lindenhurst honors its Championship Bulldogs
• Bay Shore Retired Teachers Assoc. holds Volunteer Expo Sept. 15
• New Prez , Barbara Leun, heads up NB School Board
• Steve Bellone and the TOB sponsor a Women’s Empowerment Forum
• Babylon Boys PAL Lacrosse team goes undefeated
• Santapogue hosts staff-parent volleyball game
• Bay Shore Historical Society meeting September 16
• Police identify Lindenhurst woman stabbed to death; husband charged
• Johnson inducts veteran Richard Tibbetts into the NYS Senate Veterans Hall of Fame
• Amvets Ladies Auxiliary blood drive to held
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• Lindenhurst Fire Departmentgets a new ambulance with grant from Assemblyman Sweeney
• Annual Darshan Mela to celebrate the birth anniversary and birthday of two Spiritual Masters
• Babylon Football: Panthers prep for 2010 season
• Pastor Lathrop joins congregation at Ascension Lutheran Church as Senior Pastor
• Babylon Beautification Society needs books for Fair
• Country Fair coming Sept. 12th
• Babylon Homemakers first meeting set for September 8
• Sunday School at Christ Episcopal Church opens
• Babylon Village officials find cash; earn public’s trust
• Gerard F. Scavelli to be honored at Dominican Village
• Trinity Lutheran Church Vendors needed
• Freedoms come with responsibilities
• Vendors needed for holiday craft fair
• Eastern Star will host Supermarket Bingo
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Concert to be held at Bay Shore United Methodist Church
• Brumidi Fashion Show to be held September 23
• Editorial: Are you ready for visit from Earl?
• Our Lady of Consolation vendors needed
• St. Paul’s Sunday School to begin Sept. 12
• Reward offered for return of body stolen from St. Charles Cemetery
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Armed man holds up West Babylon bank
• St. Paul’s Sunday School to begin Sept. 12
• Bone Marrow donors wanted to help save life of eight-year-old
• Eastern Suffolk BOCES awarded Arts Program Grant
• Peter Lombardo of Deer Park named Volunteer of the Year
• Please meet our local scholars
• Celebrating Native American Culture in Babylon
• Babylon students make cards for nursing home
• This Week’s events
• Lindenhurst Village Board considering Senior Housing project
• May Crowning Day at OLOL
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Westminster Presbyterian Flea Market
• Deer Park JQA students Go Green
• Babylon News & Muse
• American Legion Auxiliary Italian Night September 18
• Lindenhurst Middle School students selected for Breakfast for Champions
• Moving Sale at Horror House offered something for everyone
• BVAC summer events entertain hundreds in Babylon Village
• Students support St. Jude with a Math-a-Thon
• Making a splash this summer at Babylon Library
• Babylon Beautification Society needs books for Fair
• Forest Avenue’s Family Picnic
• Police identify woman murdered in Lindenhurst
• Town of Islip Craft Vendors needed for the Apple Festival and Holiday Fair
• Deer Park High School’s senior falcons soar
• Beautification Society needs donations of books for Country Fair
• Anti-mosque sentiment is modern twist to an old form of discrimination
• James Street Players fall musical production auditions to be held
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Our Lady of Consolation hosts Third Annual Fall Festival
• Editorial: Let’s help our kids have a successful school year
• Treasurer Carpenter honors Harry Baker
• Rev. Father Robert Hyatt, served as local hospital chaplain
• Long Island Blood Services is sponsoring a blood drive scheduled for September 10
• Barbara Holmquest Gotz, gifted pianist, longtime Amityville resident
• Copiague resident wins Bag of Free Veggies at Town of Babylon Farmers Market
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Deer Park Community Center Comedy Cabaret
• Public Notices
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Amityville Horror house draws bargain hunters, the curious
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehab host 3rd Strawberry Festival
• BACCA Bluegrass concert August 21st
• Robert Lloyd,West Islip resident, NavyVeteran
• David Moore of West Babylon and Corey Scotti complete Volvo Penta training program
• Our Lady of Consolation offers discounted meals
• Robert Muncie, Fifth generation West Babylon family, U.S. Army Veteran
• TheNiehoff’s and Lamneck’s celebrate engagement
• Eclectic Café presents Spuyten Duyvil on September 11
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Matthew K. Scott enters Basic Cadet Training at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado
• Audubon Society meeting September 16
• Public Notices
• West Islip Scout Pack 83 decorate the graves at Long Island National Cemetary
• Friends of Connetquot will present “From Sportsmen’s Club to Park Preserve” lectur
• Lindenhurst man charged in smash and grab burglaries
• Babylon IDA Vocational Scholarship Awards
• U.S. Power Squadron Young Adult education course begins September 1
• How the system works
• This Week’s events
• Islip Town clerk and Pronto kick off School Tools for Kids now thorough September 23
• Tougher DWI law in effect this week
• West Babylon man charged with sale of crack/cocaine
• St. Paul’s Sunday School to begin Sept. 12
• IN THE NEWS
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Retreat to be held August 21
• Anthony Serpenti of North Babylon wins Town's highest honor: Heroism Award
• American Legion Aux. Italian Night Sept. 18
• Little Flower Day Care offers training in becoming a Child Day Care provider
• Westminster Presbyterian Church Flea Market
• Supervisor Phil Nolan host’s Town’s annual rabies vaccination clinic
• An Angels Camp at the Science of Spirituality Meditation Center to be held August 21
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehabilitative Care Center offers Bereavement Group
• Babylon Junior High School’s science club presents at Science Symposium
• Conklin House annual Village Celebration August 29
• Ms. NY Senior America needs volunteers
• OLPH students gain tunnel vision through a science lesson
• Stop World Hunger 30th annual Tennis Tournament
• Town of Islip Craft Vendors needed for the Apple Festial and Holiday Fair
• Our Lady of Lourdes 8th graders graduate
• Amityville Fire Company Golf Classic September 13
• Legislator Barraga attends 2010 Arts Festival By TheBay
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guilds of Good Samaritan Hospital earn HANYS recognition
• Benefit for Wounded Warriors
• Supporters of Mosque at Ground Zero are espousing invalid argument
• Babylon High School reunion planned for Sept. 16
• Having fun helping out this summer
• Vargas and Howard receive Scouting’s Highest Award
• Car wash Saturday
• Christine Desiderio of Babylon to compete in softball showcase
• Lindy teachers connect kids with school supplies
• Former West Islip resident moves into her senior years with grace
• Today's Post, Aug. 18: Former church janitor arrested for burglary
• Today's Post: Aug. 13: Police sting shows 100% compliance in Babylon
• Another great job for our vets
• Kick 4 A Cure Tournament
• Kathleen Martino, longtime Babylon Village resident and local volunteer
• Students reflect on the meaning of beauty
• Our Lady of Consolation blood drive Wednesday, August 18
• Public Notices
• Jessica Ortiz’s poem published
• Fire Island Lighthouse summer activities
• Police seek public's help in locating missing man
• Eric Micallef awarded first-place for his short film
• Lindenhurst Historical Society hosts music night
• Retired teacher raises $100,000 for charity a can, a bottle and a nickel at a time
• OLPH students give gift of themselves to Locks of Love
• Womens Group to hold Self Esteem class
• WB Chase Bank robbed by bomb-carrying bandit
• Someone Special and Me Class
• Lions Club annual scrapbooking crop on September 18
• Prostitution parlor in Deer Park raided; police arrest 4 women
• Deer Park John F. Kennedy Intermediate School explores Chinese culture as part of tradition and lang
• Family Fun Day Summer Slam to be held August 14
• North Babylon High School raises 20K in memory of late librarian
• West Babylon students give back
• Calendar listings
• Summer Concerts At the Gazebo, Main Street, Babylon Village
• West Islip High School holds college awareness day
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Man shot after charging at police in West Babylon Dunkin Donuts
• Babylon students enjoy a fiesta
• Today's post: Aug. 12: Tougher DWI law takes effect Suday
• Babylon Welcomes its Wounded Warriors
• Lindenhurst High School hosts Evening of Dance
• Babylon welcomes Wounded Warriors
• Babylon Welcomes America’s Wounded Warriors
• St.Monica’s Guild to meet Monday August 16
• Outrage should apply equally to all!
• Senator Fuschillo to sponsor blood drive, Aug. 17
• Is America headed in the wrong direction?
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Free Know Your Rights seminar, Aug. 18
• Now, more coverage of our community, online and in print
• Wild Flower” depression glass art show
• Suffolk Police arrest Lindenhurst man for burglaries
• Thisweek’s Calendar listings
• West Islip Scouts remember veterans
• Family Service Group offers a Parenting Support Group
• Article
• Music Socials seeks volunteers
• WB teachers recognized
• Christ Episcopal Church to be held August 23 to August 27
• Babylon senior Bree Ann Klauser wins scholarship
• Our Lady of Grace Choirs seeks new members
• BBPWA awards scholarships
• Lindenhurst Library to hold an Employment Success class August 26
• Readers’ Voices: Letters and Commentary
• Long Island Sensational Senior Citizen contest
• Cartoon
• Dahlia Society Show September 4
• Eat well and protect LI’s heritage at the same time
• Seventh Day Adventist Church Bible School August 23 to 27
• Freddy Galvez: Babylon Town Employee
• Ladies Auxiliary Bingo to be heldAugust 20
• Marilyn Mahlmann: West Islip resident, Babylon High School graduate
• Public Notices
• Summer Fun at Town Pools
• Michael Metzner holds premier art show
• Summer Fun at the Babylon Pool
• Daniel Perez graduates Lackland Air Force Base
• Police seek public's help in apprehending robber
• Sumpwam’s Garden Club holds annual spring luncheon
• Johnson, Sweeney honor Lindenhurst Fire Department on 125th anniversary
• Five scouts achieve the coveted Eagle Scout Award
• Babylon firefighters battle brush blaze at LI Yacht Club
• Deer Park Sons of Italy hosting Las Vegas night
• Family Service Group offers a Parenting Support Group
• Article
• Music Socials seeks volunteers
• WB teachers recognized
• Christ Episcopal Church to be held August 23 to August 27
• Babylon senior Bree Ann Klauser wins scholarship
• Our Lady of Grace Choirs seeks new members
• BBPWA awards scholarships
• Lindenhurst Library to hold an Employment Success class August 26
• Readers’ Voices: Letters and Commentary
• Long Island Sensational Senior Citizen contest
• Cartoon
• Dahlia Society Show September 4
• Eat well and protect LI’s heritage at the same time
• Seventh Day Adventist Church Bible School August 23 to 27
• Freddy Galvez: Babylon Town Employee
• Ladies Auxiliary Bingo to be heldAugust 20
• Marilyn Mahlmann: West Islip resident, Babylon High School graduate
• Public Notices
• Summer Fun at Town Pools
• Michael Metzner holds premier art show
• Summer Fun at the Babylon Pool
• Daniel Perez graduates Lackland Air Force Base
• Police seek public's help in apprehending robber
• Sumpwam’s Garden Club holds annual spring luncheon
• Johnson, Sweeney honor Lindenhurst Fire Department on 125th anniversary
• Five scouts achieve the coveted Eagle Scout Award
• Babylon firefighters battle brush blaze at LI Yacht Club
• Deer Park Sons of Italy hosting Las Vegas night
• Thisweek’s Calendar listings
• West Islip Scouts remember veterans
• Rescheduled: Bluesy folk-jazz of Stephanie Carlin
• Hank Stone plays Holiday Party
• The Selling of 9/11 Babylon 11/4/09 7p
• World March for Peace and Nonviolence 1/7/09 7p Babylon
• Bob Westcott 9/2/09 7p Babylon
• AMERICA HELPING HEROES IS COMING TO BABYLON!!
• Showing of Michael Moore's "Sicko"
• Showing of Michael Moore's "Sicko"
• Understanding Empathy as a Tool for Peace 7/1/09
• Obama’s First 100 days from a Green Party Perspective
• Natural Gas -National Grid
• Global Warming: How Immediate is the Crisis? 4/1/09 Babylon
• Flag this message Babylon Green Party: Veteran's Response to Afghanistan and Iraq Wars
• Amy King 2/4/09 Babylon 7p
• Immigration Trends and Policy on Long Island
• Acoustic Easy Anthems play Holiday Party 12/3/08
• Media Reform 11/5/08 7p Babylon
• Community Organizing
• Bob Westcott: the Folk Legend Rides Again
• Eyewitness to a Presidential Convention
• View from Europe 7/2/08 Babylon
• Trump on the Ocean 6/4/08 Babylon
• Babylon Green Party: : Cohousing, Ecovillages, and Intentional Community 4/2/08 Babylon
• News From the Building Department
• Comings and Goings at Village Hall
• Village Summer Job Program
• Tuna Tournament 2006
• Tree Planting Program

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