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Dix Hills FD Responds to Deer Park Avenue Rollover Crash

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The Dix Hills Fire Department responded to a crash on Saturday morning, February 18, at 6:45 a.m., on Deer Park Avenue
south of Vanderbilt Parkway in Dix Hills. The female driver of a Mercedes SUV that rolled over and landed upright in the center median, was extricated by firefighters using heavy rescue “Jaws of Life” tools […]

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Preservation Of The Sallie Ruppert Waterbird Park Preserve

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Town of Huntington and US Fish and Wildlife are working together to maintain the Sallie Ruppert Waterbird Park-Preserve
On February 6th, the Huntington Town Board passed a resolution to execute an intermunicipal agreement with the US Fish and Wildlife Service for vegetative maintenance for the preservation of the Town of Huntington Sallie Ruppert Waterbird Park Preserve. […]

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Harborfields Hosts South Korean Education Officials

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Harborfields High School in the Harborfields Central School District welcomed 26 visitors from South Korea. The guests included two officers from the Ministry of Education, education officers from each of the 16 South Korean provinces, senior researchers from the Korean Educational Development Institute, master teachers, and a journalist. 
The purpose of the visit was to give […]

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Huntington SEPTA Donates Thousands for Mini Grants

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Huntington’s Special Education PTA has donated thousands of dollars to the district to cover the cost of ten mini-grant awards for a variety of educational items designed to improve students’ classroom experience.
Huntington School Board members accepted SEPTA’s donation to the district in the amount of $4,637.31 to fund the competitive grant proposals, which were submitted […]

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Huntington Manor & Melville FD’s Respond to Route 110 Crash

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About fifty volunteer firefighters and rescue personnel from the Huntington Manor and Melville Fire Departments responded to a two-car collision with a victim trapped on Route 110 and Schwab Road in South Huntington, Thursday night, February 16, at about 8:40 p.m.  Working together with Suffolk Police Emergency Services, firefighters extricated a female driver from one of […]

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Whitman Sending 4 to State Track Meet

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Boy’s winter track coach Rob Conroy and girl’s track coach Rufus Shepard are proud to announce that four Walt Whitman students have qualified for the New York State Track & Field state championships to be held on March 3rd, at Cornell University.
 
Girl’s track captain, Jackie Crunden jumped 5’ 7” in the high jump, breaking a […]

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Two Huntington Station Men Arrested For Burglary

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Suffolk County Police arrested three men for burglarizing a North Lindenhurst speed shop on February 16. 
 Carlos Silva, 17, of 235 5th Ave., Huntington Station, Juan Carlos Ortiz, 19, 117 of 8th Ave., Huntington Station and Eric Agraz, 20, of 2629 Magnolia Rd., North Bellmore,  were charged with Burglary 3rd Degree and Possession of Burglar Tools. They are […]

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This is the Brownfield Report that we spoke of in the article Station Lied to Again.  We strongly recommend that you read the entire report.  We believe that Mr. Petrone and at least several members of the Town Council intend to move forward with these ideas.  The Huntingtonian received unconfirmed information that additional public funds […]

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Legislator Spencer to Host “Listening Tour”

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 Suffolk County Legislator William Spencer, representing the residents of the 18th Legislative District, wants to hear from you! As part of his commitment to cultivating an open and honest dialogue about the issues with his constituents, Legislator Spencer and his staff have scheduled a series of four community meetings around the district.  
“The goal of these […]

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Fancy Nancy Author Visits Washington Drive School

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The second-grade students of Washington Drive Primary School in the Harborfields Central School District received a special visit from Jane O’Connor, author of approximately 70 published books, nearly half of which comprise the popular Fancy Nancy collection. Ms. O’Connor volunteered to visit the students while she was in the area preparing for a book signing […]

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