Patch Top 10: News Headlines of the Week

It was a week of love and debate given Valentine's Day celebrations on Tuesday and public discussion of potential school district cuts. The village board also reserved decision on a wine and cheese operation's revamped plans and Monsoon held a series of 'soft openings' which ignited some talk around town.

Here's a list of this week's top 10 headlines:

Students Celebrate the 100th Day of School With Style
Babylon Elementary celebrated Valentine's Day and the 100th day of school with a day of fun programs.

School Budget Forum Draws Taxpayer Feedback on Proposed Cuts
Babylon board education seeks public insight on where to make $700K in cuts.

Neighborhood Gallery Shot of the Week: A Dance on the Water
Every week Patch spotlights a photo taken by a resident and shared in our gallery.

Village Board Reserves Decision on Wine & Cheese Operation
Molto Vino application is getting a second look after plan revamp.

The Follow-Up Files: Village Revamps Roadway Turn to Slow Down Drivers
Drivers must make a more deliberate, and slower, turn off Route 109 to head down Litchfield Avenue.

At the Pump: Where to Find the Cheapest Gas
Here is a look at local fuel prices at neighborhood gas stations.

Visions for Vacancies: Reader Feedback on Babylon Paint & Hardware
Patch asks local residents what kind of business they'd like to see move into the former hardware store.

New Village Deli Aims to Open Doors in Mid March
The new food option will be located at the former Tradewinds Deli location.

Monsoon Promises Diners More Than Just Asian Fare
The new restaurant aims to give patrons an evening out in a unique environment.

Chamber Welcomes New T-Mobile Store to the Village
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new phone retailer was held Friday.

Clothing Retailer Offers Up a Sweet Shopping Experience
Pandamonium's hosting a Valentine's event today for last minute shoppers.