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Update Huntington Supervisor Chad Lupinacci announced Friday afternoon that he won’t run for a second term. Town Republicans have been preparing to name their candidates for supervisor and the Town Board, with an announcement expected momentarily. Lupinacci is facing a lawsuit by a former Assembly Read More …
Part of East 10th Street was renamed Monday in honor of the late Rev. Agnes Hiller, a community activist and pastor in Huntington Station. Supervisor Chad Lupinacci said it was the first time a Huntington street had been named for an African American. A sign Read More …
Huntington officials are preparing for a significant snowstorm forecast to hit the area Sunday night. Supervisor Chad Lupinacci and Highway Superintendent Kevin Orelli said Saturday that the town is in “all hands on deck mode,” with workers primed to report for shifts pre-treating main roads Read More …
Town Hall is lit in blue to bring awareness to National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. “Human trafficking is a modern-day form of slavery and it is an issue that is closer to home than most people are aware of,” Supervisor Chad A. Lupinacci Read More …
Huntington Supervisor Chad A. Lupinacci is reminding businesses about the Jan. 15 deadline to apply for Community Development Block Grant Coronavirus (CDBG-CV) funding available under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief & Economic Securities Act. “Businesses with fewer than 50 full-time employees are eligible for up to Read More …
Huntington town leaders say they support the Covid-19 vaccine but will wait their turn before rolling up their sleeves to receive theirs. They won’t be jumping to the front of the vaccination line under any continuity of government program that has given national government leaders Read More …
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The Town of Huntington will enforce Gov. Cuomo’s social distancing rules, including the imposition of fines up to $1,000 for violations on town property. Supervisor Chad A. Lupinacci said, “Our patrols cannot be at every one of the 100+ Town of Huntington parks and beaches Read More …
Huntington public safety director Peter Sammis resigned Monday night after his vulgar email about a female town employee came to the attention of Town Council member Joan Cergol. Cergol and Mark Cuthbertson announced Sammis’s resignation at a press conference Tuesday morning that they called to Read More …
Huntington’s Safe Boating Week kicks off Saturday with boat inspections and a class on boating safety. The week of events is sponsored by the Town of Huntington and the Greater Huntington Council of Yacht and Boating Clubs. Supervisor Chad Lupinacci spoke Thursday about several steps Read More …
Access and cost are key issues as the Town of Huntington looks to solve its nagging downtown parking problems. By a 3-2 vote at its April 16 meeting, the Town Board approved a plan to increase parking rates. Supervisor Chad A. Lupinacci and Town Councilmen Read More …
Supervisor Chad Lupinacci issued a letter to Huntington residents Friday night warning of the consequences if the Town of Huntington should lose its case against the Long Island Power Authority, and detailing the steps being taken to prevail against the utility. “These cases, which have Read More …