Home Prices Increasing At Over Twice Inflation Rate
Hey, remember when this site was about real estate? Am I about to blog about real estate bubbles...
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Category: In The News
Monday Week In Review – July 16, 2018
Last week was a pretty busy one around the Village and here at Home In Babylon. So here’s a roundup review for those of you who may have missed any of it.
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Babylon Village Vacant Lot To be Turned Into Metered Parking
Today, Mayor Scordino announced on the Babylon Village Facebook page that the empty and overgrown...
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Robyn Silvestri Appointed Babylon Village Trustee
At the Tuesday, June 12th Village Board meeting, Mayor Ralph Scordino announced that he and the...
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Babylon Village Announces Mobile App Parking Payments
Babylon Village announced today on their Facebook page an agreement to accept payments via the...
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SCPD Addresses Bicycle “Ride Out” Incidents
Inspector Mathew Lewis, Commanding Officer of SCPD First Precinct issued this statement with...
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What Should We Be Doing To Preserve Historic Buildings In Babylon Village?
The impending destruction of two 19th century buildings at 73 W. Main street have again brought...
Read More Mayor Scordino Responds To Resident Concerns About Historic Buildings
The Mayor responded to today’s concerns about the planned demolition of the historic...
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More Historic Babylon Village Buildings To Come Down
According to a post published in the “Save Historic Babylon Village” Facebook group, a...
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Spring Nor’easter on its way tonight
For all of you who thought that Spring meant we didn’t have to worry about snow anymore, the...
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Annie Get Your Gun at The James Street Playhouse
The James Street Players will be putting on a production of the Irving Berlin musical, Annie Get...
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Drug and Alcohol Usage Behind Babylon Village Ball Fields
A local resident reported drug paraphernalia, empty alcohol bottles and other disturbing items in the enclosure behind Babylon Village’s Little League ball fields.
He notes that he informed the Mayor’s office. They said the Suffolk Police are aware of the situation, but they can’t secure the area 24 hours a day.
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