World Meteorological Organization sights extreme impacts caused by storm as reason for retirement.
Brookhaven Town's Youth Bureau opens free prom dress boutique at Town Hall.
USPS drops plans to halt Saturday mail delivery service.
Budget is a 1.68 percent tax increase.
Trustees discuss additional Village surplus usage toward reducing the tax rate.
District Attorney launches probe into how funding was spent, contractors hiring and payment.
Shelter took in 22 dogs and more than 60 cats who are now in need of a loving family.
Patchogue Village's budget features around a 3.69 percent tax increase.
Harley Dallojacono announced as winner, PMHS students also take second and third.
Matthew Loheide, Sergeant 1st Class, received award on Friday for heroic acts during a June 2010 mission in Afghanistan.
A weekly video roundup of the top stories in the Patchogue and Medford area from the week of April 5.
Agenda, proposed budget for Monday's Patchogue Village Board of Trustees meeting.
Town officials lobby communications provider to bring FiOS to area residents and compete with Cablevision.
The abandoned shopping center will have three buildings demolished to bring in the wholesale club.
Donations are being taken to support animals rescued from condemned Medford home, says SPCA.
Alaska-based PenAir will add flights at Ronkonkoma airport beginning in July.
If you couldn't make it to Village Hall, watch this video of the full meeting.
Easter-themed event took place Saturday at Father Tortora Park.
A weekly video roundup of the top stories in the Patchogue and Medford area from the week of March 30.
Home damaged by fire in Oct. 2010.
Village will be losing the parking lot at the corner of Havens and Main in mid-April during the construction, Ferb said.
The 14th annual event will be at Father Tortora Park.
Save the Great South Bay members advocate keeping the new Fire Island breach open and wants greater attention to coastline issues.
Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce's Business Promotion committee organizing new festival.
Action is expected to take place at the April 2 town board meeting.
Gov. Cuomo's budget increases state funding for road, highway repairs by $75 million.
Retired Army Sgt. Theresa Hannigan met the President in Israel, reports Newsday.
Agenda for Monday's Patchogue Village Board of Trustees meeting.
Registration for teams is currently open.
H2M to receive Gold Award from American Council of Engineering Companies for their work on the plant.
State officials say it will help thwart forgeries in counterfeit markets.
Pro-breach residents believe the new cut through Fire Island isn't causing more flooding and that closing it is a waste of taxpayer money.
Island Nursing and Rehab Center earned Five-Star rating from federal government for quality medical services.
A weekly video roundup of the top stories in the Patchogue and Medford area from the week of March 15.
LIRR adds three trains on the Ronkonkoma line for riders heading into New York City for the parade on Saturday. Alcohol is also banned from 12:01 a.m. on Saturday to 5 a.m. on Sunday.
Raw video from Wednesday's press conference at Shorefront Park.
Legislator, 7th district, discusses flooding in Patchogue area.
County officials blame recent flooding on inlet breach caused by Hurricane Sandy.