Week In Review: June 13-19

Big news this week included the rescinding of the land where an East Patchogue Walmart was proposed, the addition of $3.75 million toward the building of "New Village" apartments and a hotel in place of the shuttered Sweezy's department store, and a series of car accidents on Friday in which a man from Islandia was killed in a collision.

On the culture side of things were shows at the Brick House Brewery and the first summer concert at the new location of The Wave. Also, columnist Jessie Biele wrote about her experiences with the free weekend beer tastings at the Blue Point Brewery .

Next week is graduation week for seniors at Patchogue-Medford High School, who will celebrate commencement on June 25th at 6:00 p.m.

Business and Government

Patchogue Scores $3.75 Million for Redevelopment

Town Strips Zoning for Proposed Walmart 

Zoning Rollback May Shrink Proposed Walmart 

Small Tea Party Crowd Crashes Foley's Vet Announcement 

Opinion

From the Desk of...Legislator Jack Eddington: Prevent Accidental Drowning 

Free Beer Tastings at Blue Point Brewery 

Police and Fire 

Police Blotter Week of 6/8-6/13 

One Killed In Medford Crash 

Arts 

Local Band Rattles the Walls at Brickhouse Brewery

Emmanuel Lutheran Students Perform Musical

VIDEO: The New "Wave" Opening Concert

Saturday Night Guide to Patchogue: June 19