Week in Review: Town of Islip Makes Headlines

Not only did Sayville make headlines this week, but Patch had an exciting seven days as well. Patch celebrated the launch of their 100th site on Tuesday. It was a great milestone for the company and a sign of more to come. We also got a facelift – same content, different look.

Regional Editor Greg Sleter started with Patch this week and will be assisting Sayville Patch, as well as 11 other sites, with daily operations.

The Town of Islip made headlines this week first with news of their recent audit and again regarding the Sayville Landfill on Lincoln Avenue. These are both stories that are to be continued. Here is the rest of this week's news.

News

• Crime Report: No Arrests Reported This Week
• Sayville Young People's Opera Workshop Wows Audience
• Rotary Club Holds Annual Beefsteak Dinner
• Editor's Notebook: Patch Celebrates its 100th Site Launch
• Namaste in the Park
• Recent Audit Reveals Long-Standing Finance Issues in Town of Islip
• Pass the Salt – It's Margaritaville
• The Art of a Good Sandwich
• Baseball the Old-Fashioned Way
• Meet the Chef – Oysterman's
• Fire Safety Reminders for College-Bound Students
• Town Board Bans the Use of Pesticides at Local Parks
• Valerie White Named EMS Provider of the Year
• Local Tide Table
• EPIC Program Helps Seniors Save
• This Weekend's Open Houses
• Bradstock: The Beginning
• Town Must Cap Lincoln Avenue Landfill
• Puppeteer Takes Children Under the Sea
• Framing Sayville: Wet Pants on the Bay

Announcements

• Valerie White to be Honored as EMS Provider of the Year
• Wet Pants Sailing Association Announces Scholarship
• Patch Employees Give Back
• Megan Whitehurst Named Edgar Fellow