Week in Review: Charges Dropped For FBI Most Wanted Mom

Your Ideas: Building a Hauppauge Village Green

For about a week, Hauppauge Patch has asked locals to think about where they'd like to see a town center or village green set up in Hauppauge, in response to a general consensus that the community lacks any central meeting point to gather.

Their ideas are below, gathered on our Hauppauge Patch Facebook page or as comments on this site.

Kicking Disabilities To the Curb

It’s early Thursday evening and one by one, happy faces are entering the arena at Coastal Sports in Hauppauge. Hands are waving, hugs are exchanged and little feet are hopping up and down with excitement on the turf.

It’s time for TOPS.

The Outreach Program for Soccer (TOPS), is a national program that allows all children to play and enjoy soccer but, due to a special need, may not be able to keep up with the pace of a regular game. 

New Middle School Track Approved

Hauppauge school officials unanimously voted to use an $85,000 legislative grant to build a new Middle School track.

School Board Member Honored by NYS

Hauppauge Board of Education trustee Robert Schnebel was awarded the New York State School Boards Association award at Tuesday's board of education meeting at the district administration building. The award represents ongoing professional development in the field.

A former Hauppauge woman who made the FBI's Most Wanted list when she fled to Spain with her daughter more than 12 years ago will not face kidnapping charges after all, prosecutors said Tuesday.

Middle Schoolers Lauded for 'Godspell Jr.' Performance

The Hauppauge Middle School musical students gave a short encore of their performance of "Godspell Jr." to residents at a Board of Education meeting Tuesday night. The students performed the show over the weekend to two full crowds.