The Patchogue Theatre first opened as Ward & Glynne’s Theater on East Main Street in 1923, presenting vaudeville acts, silent films and other entertainment. The community celebrated the 20th anniversary of its reopening as a venue hosting live events on May 16.


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Kayla Masotto was recognized by Suffolk officials for rescuing a man who fell into the icy waters of the Poospatuck Creek on Thursday.

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A young brother and sister from Shoreham are thriving after receiving lifesaving heart transplants. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

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Frank Agoglia, a WW2 vet who jumped behind enemy lines on D-Day, recieved the French Legion of Honor. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports. 

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Some snow flurries were spotted in western Long Island Friday morning.

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The department of transportation will look at how to protect wildlife crossing roadways while also keeping drivers safe. 

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Nine students were taken to hospitals to be treated for minor injuries after a school bus crashed at North Babylon High School Sunday.

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