Founded in 1949, the Middle Island Civic Association meets on the third Thursday of the month at the Longwood Public Library, at 800 Middle Country Road (Rt 25), in Middle Island, New York.
The next regular meeting of the Middle Island Civic Association will take place on Thursday, March 19th at 7:00pm at the MIFD HQ at Arnold Drive and Rt 25. Our confirmed guest speaker is Suffolk Country 7th District Legislator Rob Calarco. Get updates on LPL, the MulchMare, plans to demolish the old Island Squire restaurant …
Read More →Delighted to learn from Councilwoman Kepert’s office that at the March 12 Town Council meeting, the TOB set April 16th as the date certain for a Public Hearing to consider the demolition of the old Island Squire restaurant. This is a required legal step that should lead to the long- sought removal of this blighted …
Read More →On Friday, March 6th, MICA’s Immediate Past President Tom Talbot and current President Gail Lynch-Bailey sat down with Town of Brookhaven Supervisor Ed Romaine to tape a segment of “Coffee with the Supervisor” for airing on Cablevision’s Channel 18, the town government station. The threesome covered a variety of topics, happenings and issues affecting the …
Read More →The next meeting of the Middle Island Civic Association will take place on Thursday, February 19th at 7:00pm at the MIFD HQ at Arnold Drive and Rt 25. Our confirmed guest speaker will be Suffolk County Legislator Sarah Anker, who represents the 6th Legislative District. Find out about our latest efforts to “Stop the MulchMare,”‘ …
Read More →Pretty sure this feathered friend is looking over at the Old Kmart and saying,” Wilbur Breslin, tear down those walls!” This Bald Eagle (yes, a beloved real-life version of our nation’s symbol!) has been fishing at Artist Lake for about a week. We spotted him high in a tree; others have photographed him on lake …
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These recent aerials reveal the massive amounts of stenchful, smouldering debris on the residentially-zoned site at 132 Swezey Drive South in Middle Island. Clearly the photos depict the facility’s dangerously close proximity to long-standing private single-family homes to the north, west and east, as well as to the Strathmore at Spring Lake complex to the …
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