Patchogue Village is making it a bit easier for shoppers in the village this holiday season. Starting on Wednesday, Dec. 13, and running until Christmas Eve, on-street parking in the downtown area will be free until 6 p.m…. Click here to read more on GreaterPatchogue.com
Our Library story is a true testament of how the care, creativity and culture of a community can come together to achieve something remarkable. Carnegie libraries, as architectural gems and the vanguards of lifelong learning, are significant in both the history and culture of modern America. Honoring this was paramount in the renovation of the […]
If you have ever traveled to Patchogue, chances are you have passed the Lakeview Cemetery located on Waverly Avenue and Main Street. Many residents from Patchogue and surrounding communities, including Brookhaven and Blue Point, are interred here. At one time, this historic cemetery was nearly unrecognizable due to overgrown vegetation and years of neglect. That […]
Patchogue is a community on the move. Even if you have yet to visit, you’ve probably heard this expression from someone or from somewhere, recently. To many, Patchogue is a new phenomena, a community that came out of nowhere to become Long Island’s most talked about “hot spot.” New businesses, surrounded by new living opportunities, […]
So, you are thinking about moving? Well, Long Island is filled with many great communities, but Patchogue is one great place to consider. The Greater Patchogue area has much to offer, including private and public school education, parks, entertainment and so much more. In today’s hustle and bustle, convenience is key. Patchogue is accessible by […]
Many would describe hearing a live set by their favorite band at a concert as a religious experience. But in a word association game, a popular nighttime music venue would likely not be paired with ‘church.’ Until now. The small-but-mighty Harbor Church in Center Moriches has turned the idea of traditional church services upside down. […]
Eva Rodriguez-Greguski is the Executive Director of the non-profit organization, Home Grown Change and is one of the organizers of the annual summer dinner, Island to Table. HomeGrown Change is committed to helping schools and community groups grow their own food and learn about native plants using sustainable methods. You can follow them on Facebook […]
On Monday, June 19, my office partnered with the Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce and the Business Improvement District to host “Charting the Course,” a summit that connects local businesses and business owners with key government agencies. At the Patchogue Theatre, Mayor Paul Pontieri gave a presentation on the history of the revitalization of Patchogue. […]
Brunch has become more popular in recent years and has evolved into a true social event. In the Greater Patchogue area, restaurants noticed the trend and answered, some louder than others. So, we have brunch, but what kind of brunch do you want? That’s the real question. We have the nice, quiet brunch that is […]
2017- A Year to Remember The Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce is celebrating its 93rd year in 2017. Within those 93 years, many businesses have been on Main Street, moved, burned down or unfortunately, closed. However, there are still many that are fortunate enough to be in business significantly longer than the average small business. […]
