Babylon Village|News|
Burglaries Up Across Precinct Over Past Month
Other crimes, including stolen vehicles and robberies, drop in average month from Deer Park to Copiague.
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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Deer Park-North Babylon, NY|News|
Deer Park Burglaries Climb in August
Commercial burglaries across the precinct doubled to 16 in August, compared to July, while residential burglaries inched up slightly to 36 in August compared to 34 in July.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Commack, NY|News|
Cops Find Steroids on Lindenhurst Coach in Commack
Boys varsity volleyball coach allegedly found with anabolic steroids.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
At The Library: Golden Years of TV, Defensive Driving
All the big events going on at our local library this week.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Molto Vino Begins Expansion Project
Popular wine bar begins planned expansion to 55-seat area.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Half Hollow Hills, NY|News|
Cops: Lindy High School Coach Possessed Steroids
Boys varsity volleyball coach allegedly found with anabolic steroids.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
School District Security Workshop Being Held Wed.
Board of Education will discuss security measures being taken throughout the district.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
At The Libraries: Concert Series, Witchcraft
The big events going on at our local libraries in the week ahead.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Lindy Teacher Arrested for Possession, Cool Day Ahead for Tuesday
Everything you need to know for your Tuesday in Lindenhurst.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Deer Park-North Babylon, NY|News|
Deer Park Boys Soccer, Fundraiser Ahead for Tuesday
Everything you need to know for a fun Tuesday in our area.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
School Board, Village Board Meetings Tonight
Everything you need to know on your Tuesday in the village.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Cops: Lindy High School Coach Possessed Steroids
Boys varsity volleyball coach allegedly found with anabolic steroids.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Robbers Take West Babylon Home's Inflatable Pumpkin
Unknown robber takes family's decoration in the middle of the night.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Took Great Photos This Weekend? Share Them!
Upload great scenes from your weekend adventures to our photoblog.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Deer Park-North Babylon, NY|News|
Town Joins Global Girls Rights Movement
International Day of the Girl spotlights discrimination across the world.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Town Joins Global Girls Rights Movement
International Day of the Girl spotlights discrimination across the world.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Town Joins Global Girls Rights Movement
International Day of the Girl spotlights discrimination across the world.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Miller Place-Rocky Point, NY|News|
Region Braces for Heavy Rains, Gusty Winds
Long Island not expected to see the threat of tornadoes, unlike parts of New York City.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Port Jefferson, NY|News|
Region Braces for Heavy Rains, Gusty Winds
Long Island not expected to see the threat of tornadoes, unlike parts of New York City.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Patchogue, NY|News|
Region Braces for Heavy Rains, Gusty Winds
Long Island not expected to see the threat of tornadoes, unlike parts of New York City.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff