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The proposed mixed-use development at Argyle Lake gets its final hearing Thursday. Residents packed last month's session — if approved, it changes the entire waterfront corridor.
Source: Town of Babylon Planning Board Minutes, Feb 28 2026Six incidents near Montauk Highway in two weeks prompted increased patrols. Police ask residents to report suspicious activity under vehicles.
Source: Suffolk County Police Dept Press Release, Feb 27 2026New turf field and track resurfacing start this summer. Board cited safety concerns with the current 12-year-old surface.
Source: Bay Shore School District Board Minutes, Feb 25 2026Substitute bus service between Babylon and Lindenhurst for track work. Regular service weekdays.
Source: MTA/LIRR Service Alert, Mar 1 2026Grumman's legacy contamination site gets updated remediation timeline from the Navy. Affected area remains under DEC monitoring with new groundwater testing requirements.
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