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A dozen hardy souls competed Sunday in a meatball-eating contest emceed by former Huntington Town Supervisor Chad Lupinacci at the Long Island Fall Festival. With some wearing napkins at their throats, they sat together at a long table in front of a bandstand, stuffing 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 …
Matinecock Court in East Northport, a development of affordable apartments first proposed 43 years ago, got the go-ahead Tuesday from the Huntington Town Board. The vote was 4-1 on the resolution proposed by Councilwoman Joan Cergol, and seconded by Mark Cuthbertson. Supervisor Chad Lupinacci and Read More …
The Huntington Town Board will convene Tuesday for its last scheduled meeting of the year, with action expected on at least two significant issues. High on the list of topics the board is expected to take up is the creation of an overlay district on Read More …
Both candidates for deputy parks director were rejected by the Town Board at its meeting last week. Supervisor Chad Lupinacci’s resolution recommended Cable Todd Jamison for the job; the resolution failed, with Lupinacci and Councilman Ed Smyth voting for it; Democrats Mark Cuthbertson and Joan Read More …
A report looking into personnel issues, including allegations of sex harassment involving Supervisor Chad Lupinacci and an unidentified town employee, found the allegations unsubstantiated. But the report also concluded that its author was “stymied in my attempts to uncover all the facts by what I Read More …
The Town of Huntington has received a grant for an engineering study of the Peter Crippen House, a home built in the 1600s with significance in African American history. Supervisor Chad A Lupinacci announced the $4,000 grant for an engineering study from the Preservation League Read More …
Former Huntington maritime director Dom Spada was indicted and arraigned on charges he falsified paperwork related to a Civil Service exam, Suffolk County District Attorney Tim Sini said Wednesday. Spada resigned last week as director at the behest of Town Supervisor Chad Lupinacci, who nonetheless Read More …
3rd update 1:05 am. Snow slickened roads and made driving hazardous Wednesday evening and was expected to continue into the mid-morning Thursday. The National Weather Service said another 1 to 3 inches of snow could be expected for Thursday. As of 11 p.m. Read More …
Political differences over a lawsuit, bail reform and LIPA exploded Wednesday in an ugly exchange of attacks between Huntington Town Supervisor Chad Lupinacci, a Republican, and State Sen. James Gaughran, a Democrat. Lauren Lembo, who is the public information officer for Lupinacci, sent out a Read More …