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The Huntington holiday spectular will be back on Wall Street this year, thanks to support from Northwell Health. The Huntington Village Business Improvement District and Huntington Supervisor Ed Smyth announced Friday morning that the event, with its 65-foot multimedia Christmas tree, provided by Looks Great Read More …
Huntington Supervisor Ed Smyth and Huntington Village Business Improvement District president Dominic Catoggio on Monday defended the decision to move the holiday parade to Heckscher Park. In the last two years, the holiday celebration had occurred on Wall Street, which was welcomed by some and Read More …
Tuesday-Friday trash pickup in Huntington is just Tuesday this week as the town marks Veterans Day. On Friday, collection is canceled and won’t be rescheduled. Instead, residents on a Tuesday/Friday schedule can put out two days worth of trash on Tuesday, Nov.15. During Thanksgiving week, Read More …
The Huntington Lighthouse boat parade featuring vessels decorated for the holidays will return on Nov. 25. Boats will parade around Huntington Harbor, and can be viewed from several points, including from behind the Halesite Fire Department and from Gold Star Beach. Prizes will be awarded Read More …
UPDATED: The Christmas tree and celebration has been restored to Wall Street. Please see Northwell Funding Helps Move Holiday Spectacular Back to Wall Street. Northwell Funding Helps Move Holiday Spectacular Back to Wall Street Earlier The holiday parade will return to Huntington on Nov.26 but Read More …
Island Harvest Food Bank kicked off its annual Turkey and Trimmings collection campaign on Tuesday. The annual food collection helps Long Islanders in need enjoy a holiday-style meal. Randi Shubin Dresner, president and CEO of Island Harvest,said that the food bank forecasts a demand for Read More …
A family of Incredibles showed up. So did Empire stormtroopers, Pickachu, several cows, a Harborfields football player, Catwoman and dozens of other characters, all part of the Halloween parade in downtown Huntington on Monday. Supervisor Ed Smyth dressed as the football player to honor the Read More …
Trick or treaters thronged Broadway in Greenlawn Saturday afternoon. Kids and adults alike in costumes including princesses and superheroes, cows, dragons and dinosaurs, firefighters,and Harry Potter characters, stopped by participating shops and were rewarded with handfuls of candy. They were also able to check out Read More …
About 300 residents gathered Thursday night to support a fundraiser for the Sorrentino family’s Thanksgiving turkey giveaway. The donors met for food and drinks at the Dix Hills Fire Department. Elected leaders, including Town Supervisor Ed Smyth, Town Council members Joan Cergol and Dr. David Read More …
Ghouls, witches, and historical figures with tales to tell turned out at Huntington Town Hall Thursday as Town Clerk Andrew Raia opened the archives to visitors. All Hallow’s Month at the “Hauntington” Town Clerk’s Archives provided guided tours exploring Huntington’s haunted history. The tours were Read More …