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Pipe bands, classic cars, Irish dancers, Scouts, elected officials and others marched to downtown village Sunday as part of the 89th annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. The sidewalks were filled with families, many showing their actual or temporary Irish heritage, adorned in green hats, green Read More …
Tri-CYA will celebrate individuals and organizations for their work supporting young people in Huntington with a Hall of Honor on March 23. Pastor Daniel Rivera of the Huntington Assembly of God, Eliot Lonardo of SIgnature Premier Properties, Jack & Jill of America, and the South Read More …
The Huntington Town Board on Friday condemned an anti-Semitic flyer that was delivered to a Huntington woman earllier this week. The flyer, from a group called the Goyim Defense League, mixed political slogans with anti-Semitic tropes, labeling photos of members of President Biden’s Cabiniet with Read More …
Dr. Eve Krief writes that preventing initiation of vaping in the first place is critical to preventing addiction to nicotine and a snowball effect toward the use of other substances. Read More …
Huntington’s 89th annual St. Patrick’s Day parade steps off Sunday at 2 p.m. While there’s a chance of rain or snow on Friday and Saturday, the National Weather Service said that Sunday should be mostly sunny, with a high of 45. Route 110 will be Read More …
It was head-shaving time Wednesday afternoon at Walt Whitman High School as teachers, parents and students lined up to contribute their hair to support the fight against childhood cancer. St. Baldrick’s Day brings out volunteers willing to give up their hair in exchange for sponsors Read More …
The free Huntington Village Art Walk, a self-guided tour of the new exhibits at downtown museums and galleries, is scheduled for May 21. Many artists will be on hand to talk about their work. Live music will be playing along the route. No tickets are Read More …
The State Department of Environmental Conservation Tuesday announced no-cost exams for individuals seeking a license to practice falconry, become a volunteer wildlife rehabilitator, or use leashed dogs to find wounded or injured big game animals are scheduled for April 14. The exams will be offered Read More …
Long Island is ranked fourth for “highest chronic physical risk among the 100 most populous areas” in the United States for the impacts of climate change in a just-issued report of Moody’s Analytics. The Number One area threatened is San Francisco, then Cape Coral, Florida, Read More …
The Art League of Long Island will participate in “Art Soothes the Mindful Soul,” a free event on May 25. GalleryNorth and the Art Guild are also participating in the event, which is being held during mental health awareness month. The event is open to Read More …