Ray Maloney Dies; Served as Northport Firefighter

Raymond C. Maloney died Wednesday at age 85. He served in the Northport Fire Department and other Northport organizations, including many organizations including American Legion Post #694 and the Northport-East Northport Kiwanis Club. Maloney was the husband for 37 years of the late Patricia (Patti) Read More …

Dough & Co. to Open Second Shop in Northport

Dough & Co., Pizza, which has won a reputation for great pizza in Huntington, is expanding into a second location in Northport. It is moving into a 2,463-foot space at 1014 Fort Salonga Road, previously taken by Regalo Trattoria and Pizza Bar. “We are excited Read More …

Update: PSEG Reports Outages; Trees Down Around Huntington

  About 60 customers lost power Wednesday as a rain and high winds swept through the area. There were multiple reports of trees down around Huntington, including Eaton’s Neck, Greenlawn, Centerport, Huntington, Melville, and Northport. PSEG-LI said it was investigating the outages. Outages were also Read More …

1653 Foundation Names First Executive Director

The 1653 Foundation said Tuesday that Don Tesoriero has been appointed as its first executive director. Tesoriero has more than 35 years experience in business, communications and municipal service in both the private and public sectors in the region. He serves as the assistant to Read More …

Northport Voters Choose Weber, Boziwick

Northport voters chose challenger Richard Boziwick and incumbent trustee Dave Weber Jr. Tuesday in  the  election for two Village Board seats. Trustee Ernie Pucillo  finished a distant third. Weber and Boziwick will serve four-year terms. Boziwick has served on the village planning board for more Read More …

Northport to Host Pridefest in June

Pridefest in the Park will return to Northport June 15 with a festival and exhibit at the Northport Historical Museum. Northport Mayor Donna Koch will kick off off Pride Month with a flag-raising ceremony in front of Village Hall  at noon May 31. The event Read More …

Northport Village Court Closed by Resignations

The Northport Village Court is closed until further notice after two court clerks quit. The issue was first reported by Michael DeSantis at Northport Patch. News12 reported that Mayor Donna Koch said of the two court clerks,  “they left for better-paying jobs, which I think Read More …

Lewis Oliver Farm Sanctuary Looking to Add Staff

Lewis Oliver Farm Sanctuary in Northport is hosting Santa Claus today as it welcomes visitors who come to see the rescued animals that live there. But the holiday celebration comes at a time that the organization operating the animal sanctuary is eager to find the Read More …

Report: Court Upholds Town on Indian Hills Votes

A lawsuit challenging the development of townhouses at the Indian Hills Golf Course in Fort Salonga has been rejected by two court rulings, the newspaper Long Island Business News reported on Thursday. Acting State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Farneti ruled against the group Fort Salonga Read More …

Northport Schools Name New Superintendent

The Northport-East Northport school board appointed Dr. Dave Moyer as superintendent Wednesday night, succeeding Robert Banzer in January. Moyer, who has been serving as the superintendent of the upstate Arlington Central School District, LaGrangeville, for the past two years. Moyer will come to a district Read More …

Rain Alters Part of Cow Harbor Weekend But Race Is Still On

The forecast of rain on Saturday led organizers of Cow Harbor Day weekend to bring the decorated boat contest forward to Friday. But the Great Cow Harbor 10k is still set to get underway at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, with 5,000 runners on the hilly run Read More …

After Fighting Back Cancer, Nurse Practitioner Will Take On the Cow Harbor Race

Janice Canfield isn’t going to let a little rain–or even a lot–deter her from Saturday’s Great Cow Harbor 10k Run. Afterall, she’s conquered worse. A lot worse. The Northwell nurse practitioner will walk/run with a couple dozen other cancer survivors, just a year after she Read More …