CFD vote set for July 12; hearing WednesdayFree Access
By Carolyn James
Qualified voters in the Copiague Fire District will be asked to vote on two propositions July 12. The first is to authorize the purchase of two firefighting vehicles and an...
Babylon Village okays measure to inspect rental properties on annual basis
New law will help ensure greater safety, say Mayor and BoardThe Babylon Village Board passed two new laws at its June 14 meeting, the first which changes the frequency of Village inspections on rental residential property and the other which...
Babylon Town takes action to shut down nuisance home in Deer Park following deadly incidents thereFree Access
By Carolyn James
Sometimes, public officials face dilemmas that require them to go beyond strict governance. Sometimes, they have to employ the wisdom of Solomon. Such a moment came to Babylon recently as...
Restaurateur and Lions Club member Mike Domingo honored
The Babylon Lions Club recently had a dinner at Cafe Il Villagio on Deer Park Avenue in Babylon Village and presented the owner, Lion's Club Tail Twister Mike Domingo,...
Deer Park artists recognized for Cedar Beach mural painting
Guided by teachers Laurie Schwartz and Ashley Woolsey, members of Deer Park High School’s mural painting class returned to Cedar Beach on April 29 for the second phase of the...
Local Kiwanians attend Divisional dinner
The Kiwanis Club of Copiague recently hosted a Divisional dinner at Red Lobster in Copiague. The featured speaker was George Bellucci, a financial planner. The group also hosted two Copiague...
Pets, Pets, Pets
The Bloodhound’s name is Trumpet, and as his pedigree name says, he is “tooting his own horn” as the first Bloodhound in the 146-year history of the prestigious Westminster Kennel...
Pets, Pets, Pets
Westminster Change of Venue: For 144 consecutive years, the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show took place in one of five manifestations of Madison Square Garden in New York City. This...
D-Day: How the South Shore Helped Liberate Europe
By Peter Collorafi
Thousands of men and women from the Towns of Babylon and Oyster Bay served in World War II. An unknown number of them were involved in land, sea, and air...
This Week at Your Public Library
Babylon Library 24 S. Carll Ave. • 631-669-1624 •Games in the Afternoon: Mondays, 1 - 4 p.m. The community room will be set aside for board games (bring your own)....
Much to be grateful for this July 4th
EDITORIALThis weekend officially kicks off the summer of 2022 and while we still have many people contracting and suffering from the after-effects of Covid-19, we do see life getting back...
PUBLIC COMMENTARY: The Spirit of ’76 protecting us against the Putin Handbook
As we gather to celebrate Independence Day, it’s a good time to reflect on how our most fundamental freedoms have served this nation well. It’s an even better time to...
Molly McLaughlin of West Islip graduates Yale with distinction
Molly McLaughlin, the daughter of Heidi and Paul McLaughlin of West Islip, graduated with distinction from Yale University in May with a bachelor of science degree in molecular, cellular...
Babylon student-artists’ work on display
Babylon Memorial Grade School has two students who were recognized for their artwork. Sixth-grader Lillian Murphy and fourth-grader John (Jack) Lane were selected to represent their school in the New...
This year’s E. Donald Conroy Scholarship winners
James R. Bender of Babylon Junior-Senior High School is the recipient of the 2022 Mayor E. Donald Conroy Scholarship Award winner. Bender received the $10,000 scholarship based on his applicatio......
A lesson in good governance in Babylon Town
EDITORIALA story in this week’s paper outlines the difficult decisions public officials are sometimes forced to make, especially those decisions that involve the lives of people directly. That is the...
DRAWING CONCLUSIONS:
By Kevin Eastwood
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PUBLIC COMMENTARY: By S.C. District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney
Comments made before the S.C. Public Safety Committee requesting funding to combat Gang and Gun Violence. Everyone recognizes the danger of gun violence to vulnerable communities following the even... An...
Mayor’s Cup Charity Regatta coming in September
Save The Great South Bay is hosting its fourth annual Mayor’s Cup Charity Regatta on...
Brumidi Lodge hosts Wednesday Night Dance Socials
Brumidi Lodge will be hosting its Wednesday Night Dance Socials with music by DJ Gene...
Brumidi Lodge hosts Friday Night Dances
Brumidi Lodge will be hosting its Friday Night Simply Ballroom Social Mix with music by...
Public Notices –
Notice of Formation of 114Two Holes of Water LLC(“Company”) filed Arts. ofOrg. with Secy. of State ofNY (“SSNY”) on February25, 2022. Office Location:Suffolk County. SSNY designated agent of LLC uponwhom...
Public Notices –
AMENDED NOTICEOF SALESUPREME COURTCOUNTY OF SUFFOLK,WILMINGTON SAVINGSFUND SOCIETY, FSBAS OWNER TRUSTEEOF THE RESIDENTIALCREDIT OPPORTUNITIES TRUST V-D, Plaintiff,vs. ROBERT PETUCCI, ETAL., Defendant(s).Pursuant to a Judgmentof Foreclosure and Sale dulyentered on March...
Public Notices –
SUPREME COURT OFTHE STATE OF NEWYORK – COUNTY OF SUFFOLK NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC D/B/A MR.COOPER, V.TERRENCE RIPP, ET AL.NOTICE OF SALENOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure...
POLICE BLOTTER
June 30, 2022
The following incidents have been reported by the Suffolk County Police and other local police and fire departments. CRIMINAL MISCHIEF Lindenhurst: Someone threw rocks at a delicatessen on 35th Street...