Catch Up on Top News of the Week

It was a busy week in Babylon Village with four new bodies discovered along Ocean Parkway, a terrorist threat involving school buses that was later deemed not credible and ongoing coverage of school budget news now that the state has a budget in place.

Just in case you missed some of the more notable headlines, here’s the top 10 that appeared on Babylon Village Patch this week.

The first set of eight human remains was found December 11, 2010 and no persons of interest or serial killer suspect have been named.

Given the purported threat to school buses Babylon School District officials say they will keep parents updated on any future developments.

The village retailer's appliances will be part of a popular game show and will also be featured in a talk show segment.

Lily Flanagan's Pub was packed this Sunday with nearly 400 people who showed up to give support to the Babylon Village teenager.

A woman last seen in Oak Beach last May is not one of three bodies found Monday between Gilgo and Oak Beach.

Mayor Ralph Scordino and other residents reminiscence about growing up in the village during the Founder's Day event.

Five-year member Cathy Vukovich has resigned and her seat will be filled as part of the annual election process.

Babylon Supervisor first Democrat to step forward.

A six-month moratorium is in place regarding new restaurants as officials assess parking and traffic in the business district.

Police find three more sets of human remains during beach search effort.