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A free showing of “Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl” is coming to Coindre Hall on Aug. 4. The office of Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone announced Friday that the showing is the second of three family-friendly films scheduled at county parks Read More …
The Town of Huntington Parks and Recreation will occasionally rent out space in Coindre Hall when it is not being used for town programs. The 8,800-square foot gm can be used for fitness classes, basketball, volleyball, soccer, lacrosse, tennis and other sports. Classrooms of 602 Read More …
Suffolk County sent a contingent of officials to Huntington Wednesday night to detail its restoration work at Coindre Hall. They met with a crowd of about 150 residents, including a group that has challenged the county’s plans, as well as those who supported the county’s Read More …
Suffolk County officials will provide residents with information about the restoration work going on at Coindre Hall at a forum on Feb. 8. The forum is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Harborfields Public Library and will feature Suffolk County Legislator Stephanie Bontempi, as well Read More …
Suffolk County Legislator Stephanie Bontempi, who represents Huntington in the 18th District, writes about issues surrounding Coindre Hall. Read More …
The Coindre Hall Advisory Board meeting that was scheduled for Oct.12 has been canceled and will be rescheduled at a future date, the office of Suffolk County Legislator William R. “Doc” Spencer announced Friday. Spencer leads the advisory board, which meets to review ideas for the Read More …
The future of the dilapidated boathouse at Coindre Hall has community activists opposing plans and the work that has gone on so far at the Suffolk County park. Environmental Conservation police from the state Department of Environmental Conservation advised the individuals working at the site Read More …
Volunteers at Splashes of Hope got together last week to paint murals and tiles to be used at two local centers. Sarah Baecher, project manager, said the artwork will be donated to the Dolan Family Health Center in Huntington Station and the VA Medical Center Read More …