Weekly Recap

Last week started out promising, with the Phantoms' (football) win against Port Jeff on Saturday. Tuesday morning though, numerous residents awoke to find their tires had been slashed. The puncturing of 52 tires on 22 vehicles is being investigated by police. Sayville resident Ken Mangan ousted 5th Assembly District incumbent Ginny Fields, who has an office in Bayport, in the democratic primary on Tuesday. Patch also reported on Islip Town news, such as the board's review of dropoff bin regulations and their bond rating.

It was an exciting week, and in case you missed anything, visit the following links to catch up on all that went on in Bayport-Blue Point.

News

• Craigslist Finds: Housewares Edition
• Phantoms Dominate Port Jeff in Season Opener
• Weekly Recap: Local Burglaries and Arrests Dominate the Headlines
• Sunrise to Sunset: Local Tide Table
• Mangan Challenges Fields in Democratic Primary
• The Early Years of Bayport
• Crime Report: 12 Arrests and 9 Incidents
• Common Sense Solutions for Health Care Reform
• Tire Slashing Spree in Bayport
• Randy Altschuler Wins GOP Primary
• Brush and Floss Your Way to Healthier Teeth and Gums
• Ken Mangan Ousts Incumbent Ginny Fields
• Islip Town to Review Dropoff Bin Regulations
• MTA to Hold Hearing on Proposed Fare Hikes
• Bayport for 20-Somethings
• This Week: Adding a New Piece to a Collection
• Personal Training by the Beach
• Open House Events for the Weekend
• Islip's Unemployment Rate Flat in August
• Bayport-Blue Point Weekend Happenings
• Islip Town Receives High Bond Ratings
• Bayport Fire Department to Hold 5k Race and Children's Fun Run
• Oktoberfest in September at Blue Point Fire Department
• Fasting Before Feasting

Announcements

• National Weather Service Issues a Coastal Hazard Message for South Shore
• Blue Point Allstate Agent Earns Prestigious Designation
• 'Hometown Hero Award' Presented to Bayport Air National Guard Airman