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News Nearby: Home of Deployed Guardsman Burglarized, Set on Fire

A look at some of the top headlines from fellow Suffolk County Patch sites over the past week.

Patchogue

The E. Patchogue home of a deployed national guardsman was recently burglarized and set on fire. Eric Carver is returning from Africa in the next few weeks and now his neighbors, including a 10-year-old old boy who used his Christmas money to make bracelets to sell, are raising money to rebuild his home.

Full story: http://patchogue.patch.com/articles/home-of-deployed-national-guardsman-burglarized-set-on-fire

Medford

A North Patchogue man has been arrested in connection with an incident Thursday evening in which a man was spotted on the roof of Tremont Elementary School, police said.

Full story: http://medford-ny.patch.com/articles/police-man-arrested-following-trespass-incident-at-tremont-elementary

West Islip

A male teenager is in critical condition following a hit and run crash Monday night in West Islip. According to Suffolk County Police, the teen was hit by a car at 10:26 p.m. on Udall Road and was found lying on the road unconscious. Police are looking for a blue, late-model Chrysler 300 identified as the vehicle involved in the crash

Full story: http://westislip.patch.com/articles/teen-critically-injured-in-hit-and-run-crash

Sachem

Fire marshals are investigating the cause of an early morning fire on New Year's Eve that damaged the seasonal restaurant located on the grounds of the Pennysaver Amphitheater on Bald Hill in Farmingville.

Full story: http://sachem.patch.com/articles/fire-damages-restaurant-at-farmingville-amphitheater

Half Hollow Hills

The Half Hollow Hills Board of Education will need to cut about $9.5 million in its 2013/14 school budget or put forth a budget before voters that includes an 8.5 percent tax levy increase to maintain existing programs, according to a Budget Survey Guide posted on the district's website. The Board may consider closing a school next year in face of the budget gap and declining enrollment.

Full story: http://halfhollowhills.patch.com/articles/school-closure-possible-as-2013-14-budget-discussions-begin

Sayville-Bayport

When Michelle Gillette opened Ms. Michelle’s Urban Gourmet a little over 18 months ago, she likely didn’t expect customers to drive from Nassau County or the east end for her gluten-free desserts, sandwiches, soups and homemade daily pastry specials. But they do, and in the past year and a half they’ve also inspired her to create new recipes that have become favorites among the Bayport shop’s expanding customer base.

Full story: http://sayville.patch.com/articles/business-update-miss-michelle-s-urban-gourmet

Babylon Village

Lavender & Lace Antiques, Babylon Village's antique shop on the main stretch of Deer Park Avenue, has left its location, closing its doors for the final time on December 30. The antique shop had been a part of the business district for four years, but business had slowed for store owner Barbara Schweitzer.

Full story: http://babylonvillage.patch.com/articles/lavender-lace-antiques-leaves-babylon-location

Lindenhurst

The first baby of 2013 born at Good Samaritan Hospital is from Lindenhurst. Melissa and Gerard Drescher welcomed Gerard Drescher, Jr., to their family at 6:19 a.m. on New Year’s Day. Gerard is the couple’s second baby, joining 20-month old sister, Adeline.

Full story: http://lindenhurst.patch.com/articles/lindenhurst-family-welcomes-a-new-year-s-baby#photo-12789970

Deer Park-North Babylon

A New Year's Eve house fire in North Babylon claimed the life of a 61-year-old man, police confirmed early Tuesday morning.

Full story: http://deerpark-northbabylon.patch.com/articles/police-man-killed-in-n-babylon-house-fire

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Patricia Di Bella-Sitler May 19, 2013 at 03:10 pm
Amanda, I see you are looking to raise funds. If your interested I can work out a Pampered Chef,Read More fundraiser for you? Your friends and family shop for themselves as they would at a party, but instead of you earning FREE product, you will earn funds. As long as it can be made payable to an organization/team or school. We can set you up on Facebook and everyone orders right from their couch! Let me know :) Patricia S My business page: www.facebook.com/luvz2cook4u
Gerald A. Tiernan May 18, 2013 at 12:01 pm
Your barking dog complaint in North Patchogue is handled by Public Safety, Town of Broohaven. CallRead More them at 451-6161 and they will take action. The first time the owners will be warned, the next time they will receive a summons.
Mark Fauci May 17, 2013 at 08:46 am
Don't know what the Town ordnance is, but if you live within the Village of Patchogue, I believeRead More there is a "15 minute rule" in the code. Basically, if the dog is barking for more than 15 continuous minutes, it's a violation subject to a fine. Call public safety at 475-1225. Keep in mind it's probably not their first priority (unless the dog has a bad attitude, and is carrying a weapon), but they will be responsive, eventually.
Michael Sorrentino (Editor) May 13, 2013 at 12:38 pm
Hi Lucy, Thanks for posting this. If you take photos at this, email them to patchogue@patch.com andRead More we'll post it to News along with info on how people can donate if they could not make this event. Thanks.