Michael is an editor at Long Island Patch who covers Farmingdale, Huntington, Northport, Smithtown and more. He's lived in Farmingdale his whole life. He earned his bachelor's degree in journalism at Stony Brook University and master's from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteerism. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout in Fort Salonga.
The Commack Girl Scouts bonded with veterans while creating the garden, which features plants, flowers, and items.
The Northport rock band is set to perform a free show on Friday.
Consumers who purchased the products should discard them, state officials said, warning lead exposure can cause health problems.
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteerism. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout in Fort Salonga.
The man chased the mother of his children with a machete, as well as a neighbor who helped the woman, the DA says.
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout in Melville.
Rich Boziwick, a Northport Village trustee and East Northport/Northport Kiwanis Club's person of the year, chose to support the farm.
The man caused approximately $1K in damage to the unoccupied parked car before driving away, police say.
The greatest hits show is a multi-sensory experience. "I hope you come to the show, and we’ll have a great night," singer Chris Barnes said.
A second vehicle was also involved in the hit-and-run, police said in an update. The man was crossing a road when he was struck, police say.
The PUBlic Art Crawl celebrates the art, music, local vendors, restaurants, and vibrancy of Huntington Village.
"Every dish is crafted in-house from scratch, ensuring an explosion of flavors in every bite," the awards page reads.
Joe Monastero has a "deep understanding of Cold Spring Harbor Schools" and its traditions, the board of education president said.
The men stole hundreds of dollars worth of headlamps from Dick's Sporting Goods, police say.
The bonded 1-year-old brothers were returned after being adopted because of "personal circumstances" and are "so sad, and very confused."
The students raised money for the American Cancer Society. The event finished as the number one youth relay on Long Island.
The ozone level reported on Monday could be unhealthy for sensitive groups, according to the NYSDEC.
Jeets and Lily, 10 years old, were returned. The shelter would love to see them adopted together but could separate them if need be.
Vendors lined Main Street while the crowd shopped, played games and ate at the food trucks and village restaurants.
