Massapequa, NY|News|
Up to Three Inches of Snow Forecast for Tuesday
Long Island's third snowstorm in eight days not expected to leave major accumulations.
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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Farmingdale, NY|News|
Up to Three Inches of Snow Forecast for Tuesday
Long Island's third snowstorm in eight days not expected to leave major accumulations.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Up to Three Inches of Snow Forecast for Tuesday
Long Island's third snowstorm in eight days not expected to leave major accumulations.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Up to Three Inches of Snow Forecast for Tuesday
Long Island's third snowstorm in eight days not expected to leave major accumulations.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
At The Libraries: Christmas Movie, Holiday Cupcakes
Check out all of the events going on at our libraries this week.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
At The Library: The Great Gatsby, Free Movie Thursdays
A check at what's going on at our library this week.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Old Fashioned Village Christmas Celebrates Holiday Season
Christmas spirit was alive and well throughout the village on Friday.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Lindenhurst Hop Shop to Open Soon
Home brewery service shop will be operated by Loyal Dog Ale House owners.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Village Board Meeting, Winter Concerts Planned for This Week
A look at what's ahead this week for Lindy.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Winter Concert, School Board Meeting Ahead This Week
A look ahead at what's ahead this week for Babylon.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Lindenhurst Students Awarded Suffolk Zone Honors
High schoolers given award for education, leadership and community service.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Missing Lindy Teen, New Security Cams at Schools Top Week's Headlines
A look back at the top stories in Lindenhurst this week.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Businesses Moving and Opening in Village Top This Week's Headlines
A look back at the top stories in Babylon Village this week.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Free Child ID Card Program Running in January
Sen. Fuschillo, Sheriff's Office will co-sponsor event in Lindenhurst.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Free Child ID Card Program Running in January
Sen. Fuschillo, Sheriff's Office will co-sponsor event in Lindenhurst.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Thrifty Paradise Opens in Babylon Village
New thrift store moves into shop most recently operated as Must Be V.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Lindenhurst Freshman Breaks School Diving Records
Diver finished twelfth in state competitions, and placed top five in county and league champs.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Playing at the Movies: Catching Fire, Saving Mr. Banks
Here's what's playing in theaters around town this weekend, plus showtimes.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
Babylon Village|News|
Playing at the Movies: Catching Fire, Saving Mr. Banks
Here's what's playing in theaters around town this weekend, plus showtimes.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
West Islip, NY|News|
Sen. Boyle Hosting STAR Re-Registration Next Week
Get tax exemptions for energy saving parts of your home – some homeowners save an average of $800 a year.
Scott Moore, Patch Staff
