Babylon Village Twaddle and Clack

05/20/2026

The results are in: Wieland 609 votes at 30.04%
Sciremammano 507 votes at 25.01%
Verdi 505 votes at 24.91%
Thomas Bruckner 406 20.03%

Congrats Babylon, you’ve just elected an educator heavy board, educator heavier 🐓📓📝

05/17/2026

In other ”unreported news” by local outlets, this has occurred. This man lived in Village of Babylon for decades

(SUFFOLK COUNTY, N.Y.) – Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney today announced that Thomas Bernagozzi, 77, of Babylon, was sentenced to 33 ⅓ to 50 years in prison after being convicted of Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the First Degree, So**my in the First Degree, and ...

05/15/2026

The day has arrived. We’re finally able to prop up Babylon Herald Beacon for publishing a REAL story lacking bias. Read this piece to learn what you need to know about the School. Board candidates. 🫰🫰🫰 Alena Berenblatt https://www.babylonbeacon.com/articles/four-vie-for-three-babylon-school-board-seats/?fbclid=IwY2xjawR0NctleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA80MDk5NjI2MjMwODU2MDkAAR77TVWp3Qfb9FAIs9439eDX9bAzch8-9ZtWi-bqws7B2LnumBkoCFvpNkOujA_aem_EfTu2g9ZA3Z-dxhbQKAu8w

Two incumbents and two challengers are running for three open seats in the Babylon Board of Education election. The three candidates receiving the highest number of votes will earn three-year terms on the board. The budget and trustee vote will be held Tuesday, May 19, from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Babyl...

05/11/2026

You’re cordially invited to take a guess at what is popping into Cafe Il Villaggio location in Village of Babylon. First to answer correctly wins a personalized bird of choice rendering. Guesses only, village insiders do not count.

05/11/2026

The coop is officially back in session.

Tomorrow night’s school board gathering promises enough feathers and fog to keep all of us occupied. First up in the nest: the Grade School Principal is simultaneously slated to receive tenure and have their resignation accepted in the very same meeting. Efficient? Curious?

Meanwhile, the Superintendent is now reportedly engaged to the COO of Suffolk Bus Transportation — yes, the district’s transportation vendor of record and, according to the agenda, donor of a $2,000 contribution to the district. Nothing says “community partnership” quite like an ethical blurred line.

And finally, for those wishing to peck fully, Thursday brings a Meet the Candidates evening for the open school board seats. Come for the civics, stay for the clacking.

Details, agendas and our highly scientific chicken renderings in the images

Board Agenda at https://go.boarddocs.com/ny/babylon/Board.nsf/Public #

05/08/2026

We’ve been quiet lately, but know that there is much to come. To “hatch” so to speak. Stay tuned and feel free to send in your questions, info, etc. Always anonymous.

There is much a-brewing in our tiny village, lots of good and a smidge of not-so-good.

Twaddle along, keep clacking and for goodness sakes shine a light on the truths we need to share.

05/03/2026

THIS is one to watch. The broader message here is about a deep need for continuous communication, on an ongoing basis, to the entire coop about policies, education and a commitment to keeping chicks safe across the district.

04/22/2026

Perhaps we need these for Twaddle and Clack? Free the BBP? Overturn VIL § 3-312 ? What is your tee shirt vote?

Come down to The Conklin House this Saturday, April 25 from 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM to get a complimentary “tree-shirt” to celebrate Arbor Day!

You must be present to receive a shirt (limit 1 shirt per person), while supplies last. We will also be sharing education materials and enjoying snacks and refreshments.

Learn more here: https://www.babylonbeautification.org/arborday/

04/20/2026

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04/20/2026

Fluff our feathers—we’re delighted that our call-outs have inspired some roosters and hens to send in your own… complete with creative interpretations.

This week’s egg? A beautifully vague communiqué from the school district about lead in the water. But rest easy—it’s all “handled.” A few spigots turned off, refill stations limited, and some helpful little sink-side signs warning that the water might be a touch… heavy.

And yes, there’s a plan. No, you can’t see it. But you CAN go to the website, as detailed in the letter, where there is absolutely no information on the topic. Or you can call the facilities administrator and if you do, we'd love to hear how it goes.

Perhaps our Long Island Water King, Trustee Szabo, can assist?

Copies of letter in comments