After spending almost two years extensively reviewing and revising a proposal for a senior citizen complex at the site of the former Narragansett Inn catering hall, Lindenhurst Village officials gave the formal go-ahead for the project last week, Wednesday, August 22. The approval comes with a lengthy list of requirements and restrictions designed, said Lindenhurst Village Mayor Lynda Distler to ensure that "every aspect of the new facility meets Village guidelines and will be something the Village can be proud of. More...
Legislator Maxine Postal (D-Amityville) recognized Thomas Cronogue, chief of the Wyandanch-Wheatly Heights Ambulance Corps, as Fire and Rescue Volunteer of 2001 for his outstanding commitment to public health. Cronogue is a Nassau County Police Officer and EMS dispatch instructor at the Nassau Police Academy and a longtime volunteer and emergency medical services instructor in Suffolk County. He represents the Suffolk County Legislature on the County's E911 Commission. Pictured, left to right are Cronogue's wife, Carol; his daughter, Carolyn who also volunteers with the Ambulance Corps; Tom Cronogue and Legislator Postal. More...
Patrick B. Mc-Keown of Babylon has recently been promoted to partner at the firm of Smetana and Schwartz, where he has been employed for 13 years in both the Manhattan and Melville offices. McKeown is a 1977 graduate of Babylon High School. He received his bachelor More...
Angela M. McGirr, a former longtime Babylon Village resident and teacher in the Patchogue School District, died at a nursing home in St. Petersburg, Florida from complications of a stroke August 2. She was 70 years old. More...
Patrick B. McKeown of Babylon named partner