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A Dix Hills man was sentenced Monday to 25 years in prison for the murder of his uncle in 2018. The Nassau County District Attorney’s Office said that David Cahoon, 44, stabbed his uncle, 70-year-old William Cahoon, 16 times in the victim’s Levittown home. He Read More …
Lucky to Live Here Realty reports on the most recent real estate transactions, broken down by school district in the Town of Huntington. New listings, those under contract, and sales closed are included. Cold Spring Harbor: 3 New, 3 Under Contract, 1 Closed Commack: 2 New, 3 Under Contract, 6 Closed Elwood: 1 New, 1 Under Read More …
Community organizers are meeting Monday night in their opposition to plans for townhomes in Dix Hills. They are collecting signatures in opposition to a zone change for properties that include Park Shore Day Camp, and a closed a landscape business and a flower shop, that, Read More …
UPDATED: Several residents opposed to a proposal to build 180 luxury townhomes for seniors in Dix Hills spoke out at a recent Huntington Town Board meeting.. Vanderbilt Estates Dix Hills would require changing from one-acre single-family zoning to garden apartment special district. The development Read More …
Public libraries have expanded well beyond books to serve residents of all ages. Today we look at the culinary and other food classes and advice available at some of the libraries around Huntington. Check with the libraries for availability and any residence requirements. South Huntington Read More …
The executive director of the Half Hollow Hills Community Library refused Monday to resign, despite a demand from the board of trustees that she do so. The board announced Helen Crosson’s decision at a special meeting Monday night. On March 27, the board suspended Crosson Read More …
Trustees of the Half Hollow Hills Community Library have ousted executive director Helen Crosson. A man who is active as a patron at the library said that on Monday night, the board went into executive session after hearing some members of the audience read letters Read More …
Freshmen Charlotte “Charlie” Cassatto and Wynne Franciscovich are headed to the National History Day Long Island regional finals on March 26 after finishing in first place at Huntington High School for their group exhibit project titled “Planned Parenthood Healthcare for All: A Frontier in Sex Read More …
The libraries in the Town of Huntington are gearing up for special programming during the summer. Here are just a few of the many events, classes, lectures and more that are happening in the coming weeks. Read More …
In their regular jobs, they are doctors, professors, entrepreneurs and other walks of life. But since 2014, the music lovers have been the Sound of Long Island, an Asian-American chorus that performs at a variety of events around Suffolk and Nassau Counties. The group began Read More …