Bay Village Civic Association

11/07/2026

Long Island has a slight chance of seeing the northern lights this weekend, November 7-8. with Sunday night looking more promising than Saturday. NOAA expects minor geomagnetic storm activity (G1), with a chance it could reach moderate strength (G2). A strong local sighting would likely require stronger activity than the main forecast calls for, plus a clear view north, but there is still a chance to see some beautiful skies!

NOAA is forecasting a minor geomagnetic storm. If it gets stronger and the clouds cooperate, look low toward the northern horizon after dark on Sunday, November 8. A dark spot with an open view over Long Island Sound gives you a better shot. Try your phone’s Night Mode if you see a faint glow. 📱 as this will make it more visible.

Have you ever caught the northern lights on Long Island? Drop your photo and the town you took it from! 👇

11/07/2026

Read through the message for details about possible travel delays Monday morning, Nov. 9, on Merrick Rd. at Park Ave.

Road Work Announcement: Please be advised that National Grid is tentatively scheduled to conduct road work at the intersection of Merrick Rd. and Park Ave. on Monday morning, November 9th, beginning at 7 AM.
Motorists should anticipate possible traffic delays and use caution when traveling through the area. Please allow yourselves extra time when traveling to work or school.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

11/05/2026

Congratulations! Very impressive mural!

Amityville Mural is finished.

11/04/2026

Story on today's Newsday on pg. A19 about MDU findings.

11/03/2026

Some info at last night's MDU survey presentation. Apologies for the quality of pictures. There should be info on the Village web site in the future. More details will be discussed at our next Membership meeting. Thank you Commission members.

11/03/2026

Ciongratulations!

Congratulations to St. Paul's Lutheran Church on its 95th anniversary, a festive occasion which the congregation celebrated on Sunday with a special Mass and reception. The service was led by Pastor Thomas W. Cusanelli, one of a long line of Pastors and congregants who have contributed to the church's rich history.
It was September 27, 1931, when the cornerstone was laid for the present day St. Paul’s Lutheran Church which serves as the nexus of the congregation’s spiritual activities and supports its church community.
Fun Fact: The first services were held in the meeting room of First National Bank (more recently, the former Chase Bank).
We join with the Amityville community in honoring St. Paul’s Lutheran Church’s for its fellowship and service!
Mayor Michael O'Neill (right) is pictured presenting a proclamation to Pastor Cusinelli (left) and Church Council President Bill Albert (center).

11/03/2026

This November, the Amityville PBA is proud to participate in No Shave November, helping raise awareness for men’s health.
During this month, we’re putting down the razors and growing our beards to help remind everyone that taking care of your health should never take a back seat.
We encourage everyone to join us in supporting this important cause. If you would like to make a donation, please click the link in our bio to donate to our Guardian Angels Foundation.
Together, we can raise awareness and make a difference!

11/03/2026

TODAY IS ELECTION DAY!

Your voice matters, Suffolk County! Make a plan, head to the polls, and let your voice be heard!

⏰ Polls are open from 6 AM to 9 PM TODAY!

📍 Need to know where you vote today?

Find your polling location by clicking the link below! 👇

🔗 https://voterlookup.elections.ny.gov/

Make your voice count. Get out and VOTE!

Suffolk County Board of Elections

11/02/2026

Community MDU Meeting Tonight:
Monday, November 2nd | 6:30 PM | Village Hall Courtroom - 21 Ireland Pl.

The Village's MDU Committee has been studying the impact of multi-dwelling housing on Amityville, including public safety, municipal services, infrastructure, and overall quality of life.

We thank all who participated in our MDU survey and invite all residents to join us as we present our preliminary findings, including the survey results.