Deer Park-North Babylon, NY|News|
Young Deer Park-Trained Boxer Jabbing for Fifth Junior Olympic Championship
“The Dynamite Kid” has been training under his grandfather’s watchful eye in Deer Park.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
- Babylon Village, NY
Scott Moore was raised in Lindenhurst, NY and attended Stony Brook University in Stony Brook, NY, graduating in 2011 with degrees in American History and Online Journalism.
Before arriving at Patch full-time, Scott freelanced and interned for a variety of organizations, including Newsday, The New York Academy of Sciences Magazine and various Patch websites. Scott was a staff reporter at The South Shore Standard in The Five Towns of Nassau County from June 2011 until May 2012. If you need to contact Scott, you can call him at (631) 921-5482, email him at scottp.moore at patch.com or find him on Google at https://plus.google.com/104055850701551340255.
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Babylon Village|News|
New Incoming Businesses Remodeling Interiors
One West Main and Sweet Frog Yogurt are coming along and expected to open this summer.
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West Islip, NY|News|
Young W. Islip Boxer Jabbing for His Fifth Junior Olympic Championship
“The Dynamite Kid” has been training under his grandfather’s watchful eye in Deer Park.
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Babylon Village|News|
Sweeney Looks to Ban Using Flame Retardants in Home Furniture
The New York State assemblyman introduces new legislation that would ban the use of chemical flame retardants in residential upholstered furniture.
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Babylon Village|News|
Small Plane Lands on Rt. 231 in Babylon Village
No one injured in landing on two-lane highway on Babylon/West Islip border.
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Babylon Village|News|
For Sale in Babylon Village: Newly Updated Colonial
This four-bedroom, two-bathroom home is in the real estate spotlight.
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Babylon Village|News|
Babylon Crime Report: April 21 to April 27
Stolen property charges spike in the area over the past week.
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Babylon Village|News|
Satntapogue Elementary Students Make Their Mark
Fifth-graders painted a beautiful mural in the hallway of Santapogue Elementary.
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Babylon Village|News|
Photo of the Day: The First Goslings of the Spring
The cute little birds are hatching from their eggs at Argyle Lake.
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Babylon Village|News|
Sweeney Seeks to Require Certain State Funding & Permits Consider Climate Change
The New York State assemblyman's new legislation provides that certain State funding and permit processes will include consideration of extreme weather events and sea level.
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Babylon Village|News|
Cornell Seeks Help Tagging Horseshoe Crabs at Captree
Tagging helps Cornell University track the population of crabs and birds that feed on them.
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Babylon Village|News|
W. Babylon Students Show Support for Autism
Students wore blue and wrote positive messages of awareness.
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Babylon Village|News|
Tuna Club Donates $1,500 to Neighbors Supporting Neighbors
Tuna Club raised the funds during their recent Spring Bash event.
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Babylon Village|News|
Help Wanted: Local Job Openings May 1
Take a look at who's hiring in and around the Babylon and Islip Town areas.
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Babylon Village|News|
Green Shirts Coming to Babylon on Wednesday
Skilled volunteers from relief agency World Renew will be on-hand to offer their assistance to Sandy survivors.
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Babylon Village|News|
W. Babylon Resident Publishes Children's Book
Preschool owner's book helps children having a hard time away from their parents.
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Babylon Village|News|
Allergy Misery is One Sandy Legacy
Mold spores left behind are being released now across Long Island; Doctors say allergy season to be among worst in memory.
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Babylon Village|News|
Local Homes for Sale: April 30
Check out what homes are for sale in and around the local area.
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