Hometown: Levittown, NY // Current City: East Setauket, NY // Bio: A 2002 graduate of Hofstra University, Christine studied under two-time Pulitzer winning journalist Bob Greene and cut her teeth on the sports desk at Newsday. She joined Patch.com on a full-time basis in June of 2010. While she has been writing for newspapers and websites since the age of 12, Christine found her true inspiration for becoming a journalist in the book Savage Inequalities by Jonathan Kozol, which detailed the disparities in various public education systems in New York and New Jersey. // Beliefs: Registered Democrat who tends not to vote along party lines. Raised Catholic but has a multicultural family with several different religious affiliations represented.
On Tuesday, police reported that there was an attempted residential burglary in the area, requiring police to search for the suspect.
The following arrest information was supplied by the Suffolk County Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
Check out this two-bedroom cottage in Stony Brook.
Rockstar Dee Snider, who lives in East Setauket, will appear at the Book Revue on Tuesday night.
Smith Haven Mall to host "Mom's Nite Out" on Thursday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Defeats Albany 14-8 on Saturday to earn its third conference championship.
Meet the school board candidates, attend a school budget hearing, and more.
A look back at what made headlines this week on Three Village Patch.
We've taken some local keywords and mixed up the letters for you to unscramble.
Do you like checking out yard sales? Here's a list of some nearby ones in the neighborhood this weekend.
Check out these headlines from nearby towns.
Two local Girl Scouts completed service projects locally.
Stony Brook University, Ward Melville teams enjoying success this season.
Christian Ave. home is listed at $525,900.
Three Village residents voted Mirabelle as the best place for Mother's Day brunch in Three Village.
Newsday: University will reimburse county for student fares, county will increase Saturday bus service.
Patch picks for weekend fun.
The Village Times Herald reports on the latest improvement projects on the road and at the beach.
"No God No Master," by writer/director Terry Green, will be Green's third film at the Stony Brook Film Festival.
Police say three men and one woman arrested Wednesday burglarized multiple homes.