Huntington, NY
Huntington Station, NY, news and events.
A Depot Road property housing a deli and residential apartments is for sale at $1.5 million. The building, at the corner of 156 Depot Road, east 10th Street, went up in 1970. It is marketed as an income-producing site. Survey and floor plans For more Read More …
St. Hugh Roman Catholic Church is hosting a mobile shower unit available once a week to those who need to clean up. The Huntington Public Library, St. Hugh of Lincoln Outreach and Hands Across Long Island sponsor the unit, which is avaliable Thursdays from 10 Read More …
A group of union volunteer carpenters has been fixing up church space to expand services in the Huntington Station community. The Rev. Dan Rivera of the Huntington Assembly of God Church said the group, known as the Latino Club from the New York City Council Read More …
An extensive Newsday investigation has found evidence of widespread discrimination in the real estate market against members of minority communities. Read More …
More than 40 youngsters gathered Saturday in Huntington Station for breakfast and conversations with police, school leaders, a firefighter and town officials. Willie Perez of Hombres de Palabra organized the breakfast, hosted by the Huntington Assembly of God and pastor Dan Rivera. Perez said local Read More …
Survey work is underway to add sidewalks to a stretch of Depot Road in Huntington Station. The survey portion of the work on the $18,000 project is expected to be complete by about Nov.22. Town in-house design will take place over the winter, December – Read More …
Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Second Precinct Crime Section officers are seeking the public’s assistance to identify and locate the driver of a pickup truck whose vehicle struck three people before he fled the scene in Huntington Station in October. Three pedestrians in Read More …
Educators, parents and kids are out and about around Huntington, preparing for the start of school next week. Driving around town, you’ll see teams on practice fields, parents with kids in tow leaving stores with bundles of school supplies and bus drivers surveying Read More …
