Work was underway Tuesday on the East 2nd Street entrance to the south parking lot at the Huntington Station Long Island Rail Road. Milling work on the driveway was completed Tuesday, the town said, preparing the subbase of the driveway for paving. Work will continue Read More …
Suffolk County and Town of Huntington offficials signed an agreement Wednesday to spend $44 million to bring sewers to a portion of Huntington Station, part of a long-awaited effort to revitalize the hamlet. A lack of sewers has often intefered with new development along Route Read More …
A man walking through the parking lot of Lincoln Farms Apartments was shot Tuesday afternoon. Suffolk County police said the 27-year-old man was shot while walking through the parking lot of the apartments at 123 1st Ave., at approximately 4:30 p.m. The victim, of Central Islip, Read More …
Gail Kastenholz of Huntington Station is a recipient of the Bruce Morrell Education Award and will be honored at the 27th annual Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County dinner on Nov. 13. The daughter of Holocaust survivors, Kastenholz was a founding member and Read More …
A Huntington Station teenager was stabbed Sunday night after three males on bicycles confronted him on Depot Road. Suffolk County police said the teen, who is 16, was walking on Depot Road about 10:40 p.m. when the trio confronted him. He ran south on First Read More …
Gunshots were fired into an unoccupied home on Peachtree Lane Thursday night, Suffolk County police reported. No one was injured. Police responded about 11:45 p.m. to the reports of someone firing multiple shots into the house at 31 Peachtree Lane. The investigation is continuing. Anyone Read More …
A group of residents who came together after tragedy in Huntington Station celebrated their fourth anniversary Thursday and announced plans to support other causes in the community. Huntington Matters welcomed political leaders, police representatives, including the Suffolk County Police Second Precinct commander, Inspector William Scrima, Read More …
Where can young people live? There’s the lure of living in a busy, vibrant downtown versus the comfort and familiarity of home, and often a paycheck gap between those options. Keeping millennials on Long Island is a long-running issue. Towns are trying to figure out Read More …
Celebrate the last days of summer today at Walt Whitman Shops with a live concert featuring up-and-coming young stars. Taking the stage at the Shops’ Center Court: Alternative rock band All Types of Kinds (ATOK), soul and R & B act Tracy & Too, and singer-songwriters Alexa Valentino, Read More …
