Page 8 - Patch Media News Today

More Cheese Recalled: CT Adds Another Brand To Contaminated List - Across Connecticut, CT - Connecticut health officials have added a second brand to its contaminated cheese warning. One resident has already been hospitalized.

UpdatedWed, Jan 27, 2021 at 11:05 am ET Reply Amazon’s proposal for a warehouse at a brownfields site in Syosset has some in the community concerned. (Lauren Ramsby / Patch Media) SYOSSET, NY — Amazons proposed warehouse in Syosset — recently approved by the Town of Oyster Bay — will be vetted on Wednesday by project experts from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation during a virtual meeting on remediation plans for the roughly 40-acre site. The DEC and the New Yor...

ICYMI: Wantagh Bar Owner Reaches Agreement With Liquor Authority - Wantagh-Seaford, NY - Vintage Sports Bar's liquor license restored after owner pays $40,000 fine and agrees to strict COVID-19 guidelines.

Patch Privacy Policy Last Updated: February 6, 2019 Planck, LLC, d/b/a Patch Media (“Patch”, “we” or “us”) is committed to protecting your privacy. This Privacy Policy discloses our practices regarding information we collect and receive from users of the Patch.com desktop and mobile websites (and any other versions of the Patch.com website) (the “Sites”), the Patch mobile applications (the “Apps”) and other services, such as emails, provided by Patch (collecti...

UpdatedFri, Jan 8, 2021 at 9:19 pm ET Replies(312) Division Avenue High School in Levittown. (David Allen/Patch) LEVITTOWN, NY — Levittown Public Schools officials are investigating a teachers "offensive" and "hostile" social media post criticizing police following the riots at the U.S. Capitol this week. A high school teacher in North Babylon was also reprimanded for an "inappropriate social media post." The Levittown teacher, who works at Division Avenue High School, wrote a Facebook post d...

UpdatedFri, Dec 11, 2020 at 1:27 pm ET Replies(5) Gov. Ned Lamont has promised Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton "the freedom to be me," the mayor said. (Rich Kirby/Patch Media) DANBURY, CT — Mayor Mark Boughton said his goodbyes to staff and residents in an impromptu Facebook livestream Friday afternoon. In true Mayor Mark Boughton fashion, he said he would be back for another livestream on Monday, to discuss his favorite Netflix shows. On Friday, Gov. Ned Lamont named Boughton to be commissioner...

UpdatedFri, Dec 11, 2020 at 10:23 am ET Replies(7) Mayor Mark Boughton will be named as commissioner of the Department of Revenue Services, according to a report. (Patch Media) DANBURY, CT — Gov. Ned Lamont has named Mayor Mark Boughton as commissioner of the Department of Revenue Services. If the legislature signs off, Boughtons term as mayor would come to an end. City Council President Joe Cavo would take the reins of city government once Boughton vacated the seat, and until the City Counci...

Battle with alzheimers. aol announced it will buy the huffington post for $315 million. aol already owns patch media, a network of 500 hyperlocal community news sites. arianna huffington is expected to lead the newly formed media group as editor and chief. wow, thats a big transaction. >> that aint nothing. dont forget, you can still submit questions for mark halperins driving the week web chat. go to joe.msnbc.com. theres mark. could muslim brotherhood take over power in egypt and what wo...

Waited in the lobby for him to find out what happened. you know what they did, regis asked for more money and they threw old regis out into the gutter. regis never asked for any more money! regis never had the chance. >> wow. >> never had the chance to ask for more money. >> interesting. what, are they crazy? >> regis is great. hes the best. >> what, are they crazy? seriously. lets take a look at the morning papers. aol announced it will buy the huffington post for $315 million. aol already ow...