The Top 10 Headlines of the Week

There is so much happening in and around Babylon Village every week, and missing just one day at Patch can make you feel you're been out of the country. Well, maybe not exactly but given state school aid news and new businesses consistently opening up there is always news happening.

Here are the top headlines from the past week:

Local village storefront is home to unique discussion group focused on angels.

Babylon Elementary art classes create an eight-foot work piece with a unique twist.

Given last year's 11 percent aid cut, Babylon school leaders were hoping for a bigger number this budget season.

Tom Rubin is the 13th Eagle from Troop 1 since its founding in 1992.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has tied some strings to the aid package this year.

Here's the latest on crime reports and incidents in and around the village.

The unusual warm weather since the holiday week is making this January a bit more profitable than last year.

Village workers repaired the second waterfall section as well as retaining wall.

The beauty of Babylon's walking village is that even when it seems quiet there's a lot happening behind the doors.

West Babylon man is due in court January 23 for a pre-trial conference in drug network case.