The Bayport Civic Association, which just turned 20, saved a 60-acre historic airfield from development, urged a hamlet zoning study passed by the town, and tackled other issues over the years purely with volunteers. They did it with organization, dedication, and moxie. A joyous celebration was recently held at Stella Trattoria & Restaurant. Read about […]
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A fast, easy race in a charming village can be yours if you sign up for the Bellport Bay 5K on Sunday, July 10. Walkers are welcome. It starts at The Gateway and ends at Bellport’s picturesque marina. Also, proceeds will fund the Bellport Village Fund, so it’s for a good cause. The course is […]
Art Cooley, an original founder of the Environmental Defense Fund, was a beloved Bellport High School ornithology and advanced biology teacher who passed January 30. He instilled passion and caring in his students for the environment through lively canoe trips on the Carmans River near the Wertheim National Wildlife Refuge as well as walks in […]
It was the Second Annual Galentine’s Day, named for Paris Street Market owner, Gale Scaglia, last Friday night as the popular store hosted a free wine and cheese event. Say Cheese provided an array including Triple Cream with Cocoa, Chipotle Garlic Cheddar Gruyere and Ski Queen Creamy Caramel Cheese plus Scaglia’s strawberries dipped in chocolate. […]
Say arrivederci for now to Jeffrey Uslip and Esther Flury of The Something Machine gallery in Bellport Village as they head to Venice soon to oversee the Diplomazija astuta project at The Malta Pavillion, taking place at the 2022 Venice Biennale, the 59th International Art Exhibition. Uslip is co-curator, Flury is a project manager of […]
Looking to laugh with Anthony Rodia? Impress your honey with a romantic performance? Or toe tap to rousing Irish music? Then come on down to #PatchogueTheatre for the Performing Arts. Rodia will be there with The Road Rage Tour on Feb. 18, singer Ruben Studdard will sing Luther Vandross songs on Valentine’s Eve with his […]
Let’s hear it for the #Patchogue #FireDepartment firefighters who fought the historic Lace Mill fire on West Main Street 50 years ago, one of the area’s worst fires ever. They battled cold, sweeping wind, explosions and got workers in the buildings out safely. Some of the men who were there talked about this event. Read […]