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Suffolk County’s program to honor veterans at Long Island Ducks games will return this season. The Heroes of the Game program features veterans and active-duty personnel through game-time recognition and free tickets. More than 100 residents will be honored during the season. Up to two Read More …
Author Shiva Kumar will launch the final work of his trilogy, The Lanka Chronicles, at a reading May 16 at The Next Chapter in Huntington. Read More …
The Unity Day parade and fair that was postponed by rain last fall went off Saturday, a salute to the people of Huntington and honors for two law-enforcement officials. Gray skies and a chill wind had many shivering, especially at the start of the parade, Read More …
Huntingon teens wanting to look their best for their high school proms and others turned out for Project Prom Thursday. Town employees, and officers from the Suffolk County Police Department Second Precinct and other organizations have been collecting clothes, jewelry, shoes and accessories for Read More …
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 …
The Huntington youth program Project Excel will host a series of free paint nights starting April 12. Participants will paint their own canvas to use as a gift or as a piece of a portfolio. Students will work on either an acrylic paint or watercolor Read More …
It’s hard to stay quiet when some policy makers and former elected officials are trying to sabotage a great economic development plan in the Town of Huntington that has been talked about for over a decade. To read the argument that we should keep unused Read More …
The 18,000-square foot Northwell Family Health Center will open next week, bringing a range of health services to Huntington Station. The goal of the new center at 1572 New York Ave. is “focusing on health instead of illness,” said Dr. Nick Fitterman, executive director of Read More …
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 …
Former Huntington Councilman Gene Cook writes in opposition to a town plan for mixed-use development Melville. Read More …