Former Assemblyman Dan Losquadro officially takes the reigns at Highway Department after Farmingville ceremony.
Economic advantages discussed in first question to panel.
Panel hosted at Congregational Church of Patchogue Monday.
Dep. Mayor estimates early spring construction of the foundation.
Forum to include Congressman Tim Bishop, representatives from various organizations.
Islip Town officials react quick to feedback regarding litter and garbage on Broadway Avenue in Sayville.
Items can be dropped off at Leg. Calarco's office.
The time change will take place at 2 a.m. Sunday.
If you couldn't make it to Village Hall, watch this video of the full meeting.
Town has more than 700 snow removal vehicles on standby to respond to nor'easter forecast to hit the area Wednesday night.
Polls open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Army Corps issues yet another contract award to get debris off barrier beach by end of March.
Candidates offer thoughts on how to improve Highway Department, but differ on how to pay for new initiatives.
Town board approves proposals from supervisor, but two Democrats speak out against raising fees for outside contractors.
Teen Friends of the Patchogue-Medford Library organization raise and donate $500 for restoration, reports LI Advance.
Assistant Superintendent of Business discusses the possible automatic federal budget cuts at Monday's Board of Education meeting.
Town Supervisor says if federal government fails to reach an agreement by Friday, Brookhaven could be weighed down by Sandy's costs.
Meet The Candidates taking place at Medford Fire Department.
As President, Congress squabble over sequester, area youngsters could lose much needed education programs.
Town board set to vote on Supervisor Ed Romaine's proposals at Tuesday's meeting at Town Hall.
Councilman Steve Fiore-Rosenfeld, who blew the whistle on Romaine's absence during the blizzard, holds supervisor accountable for road clearing debacle.
Meet the Candidate Night taking place Feb. 27, 7:30 p.m.
Some restaurant owners are happy and unhappy with the possible family-oriented shift for Alive After Five, former AA5 coordinator also weighs in.
In the wake of the snow removal failures in Brookhaven, Supervisor plans to submit multiple suggestions to whomever wins the March 5 highway superintendent race.
Officials meet face-to-face to discuss Town's response to the blizzard.
Police said call came from a location in Nassau County.
Agency will present information, answer questions and sign ups for a new community organization will be at the event.
Kathy Walsh and Dan Losquadro agree Highway Department needs more funding, propose changes.
Local institutions will be closed and public transportation will operate on a special schedule in observance of Presidents' Day
Legis. Thomas Barraga suggests private buyers pay $11.5 million for 50 percent share; run facility for five years.
An additional eight trains will leave Penn Station Wednesday evening, three on Babylon branch.
Supervisor Ed Romaine will hold a press conference on Thursday, according to Newsday.
Town Board members say supervisor’s absence hindered Brookhaven cleanup from historic storm.
MTA advises a 'kiss and ride' strategy until all parking lots are cleared.
Around 33.5 inches of snow reported in Medford according to National Weather Service's unofficial observations.
Residents can report potholes to have them added to a complaint list.
Items from Patchogue Village's community calendar.
USA Petroleum on Route 112 is one of 13 stations accused by the Attorney General.
Hofstra senior Lawrence Daves helps coordinate presidential debate.
Tea Party, Conservative Society for Action, deliver bullhorn speeches on Horseblock Road.