Op-Ed: Many Need Help Year Round

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, numerous organizations are coming together to donate turkeys and essential food items to families facing economic hardships within our community. While these initiatives aim to bring comfort during the holiday season, it is imperative to recognize that many of 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 …

Real Estate: Homes in Huntington Listed for $1M+

For those who have a spare million dollars or more to spend on a home, there are currently more than 45 such properties listed for sale in the Huntington area. LI Property Search lists homes ranging from $5.5 million to $1.050 million as available now. They Read More …

Op-Ed: There’s Land If You Choose to See It

One of the common rebuttals affordable housing advocates hear from people in Huntington Town Hall is “there’s no land to build on”. It’s patently not true, as recent events have shown. There is land available if you choose to see it. First off, there is Read More …

3 Units Available for Rent at Gateway Plaza

Three one-bedroom apartments are available at Gateway Plaza, the Huntington Community Development Agency said Tuesday. The units, classified as affordable rentals, with these income standards: The monthly rent is $1,391.00. The maximum iincome is $65,500.00 The minimum income is $33,384.00 The Huntington Community Development Agency Read More …

Station Revitalization Committee Asks for Survey Participation

Huntington residents are being asked to participate in a survey about the Downtown Revitalization Initiative proposals for Huntington Station. The DRI is a state program that granted Huntington $10 million to upgrade part of the Station through redevelopment, business, job creation, and economic and housing Read More …

ZBA Hearing Adjourned on Parking at Former Elks Building

A hearing on a request involving parking  at the former Elks building that was scheduled for Thursday’s Huntington Zoning Board of Appeals meeting has been adjourned. A new date has not been scheduled. Developer Frank Viteritti Gibson and Main LLC want to build a mixed-use Read More …

Op-Ed: Parking Lot Idea Hurts Huntington

There’s a flyer in the mail this week from the so-called “Citizens for a Sustainable Huntington”.  They are opposed to turning the Elks Lodge on Main Street into a C6 building with 14 apartments above stores.  Their solution?  The town should buy the Elks building Read More …

Housing Forum Canceled After GOP Candidates Cite Schedule Conflicts

A planned forum on housing issues in Huntington was canceled last week after two Town Council candidates said they were unable to participate. The Huntington Township Housing Coalition said it decided not to go forward with the two available candidates, Don McKay and Jennifer Hebert, Read More …