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Tax credit available to low-income workers
Assemblyman Jim Conte (R,I,C,WF – Huntington Station) is reminding Long Islanders that they may be able to take advantage of the federal government’s earned income tax credit (EITC). Assemblyman Conte is joining with the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) Stakeholder Partnerships, Education and Communication (SPEC) Department to tell the public that […]
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The Huntington Foundation knows how to party. The organization, which has done so much to support quality public school education, held its 19th annual gala last Friday night at The Woodlands, a former Gold Coast mansion, raising thousands of dollars for innovative classroom programs and honoring one of the district’s most beloved faculty members.
A crowd […]
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During the February school break, the Huntington Historical Society is offering a number of programs for children and parents. Individual adults are welcome to attend where noted.
Victorian Watercolor Painting – Monday, February 20
This workshop will teach traditional English watercolor and ink drawing. After completing the class, attendees will have the skills to transfer a drawing […]
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Beginning January 29, stop in to the Huntington Public Library to pick up your sweet packet of goodies. Then, treat yourself to some good books this winter. As your family reads together, play our sweet treat game to win fun prizes along the way. Hand in your completed Sweet Treat game board for your invitation […]
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The Huntington Historical Society presents its 3rd annual Tea Time with Dolly and Me. There are two dates available, Thursday, February 23 & Friday, February 24 from 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Conklin Barn located at 2 High Street, Huntington, NY.
Spend the afternoon in our beautifully decorated Conklin Barn with your favorite Doll and […]
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First accumulating snowfall expected for Huntington Tonight into Tommorrow.
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It all started several months ago in Senator Marcellino’s office when the leadership of the Greater Huntington Civic Group asked for a meeting to address the real issues in Huntington Station. After going round in circles about what couldn’t be done to hold unscrupulous landlords accountable the group finally hit on something that just might work. […]
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This week Governor Cuomo presented his Executive Budget and once again laid out a sound fiscal roadmap for the Legislature to pass an on-time budget. By capping the growth of state spending below 2 percent and increasing funding to Long Island’s schools and hospitals without any broad-based tax increases, borrowing or creating new fees, the […]
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The popular screenwriting seminar with award-winning screenwriter LI’er Stephen Martin Siegel will return to Cinema Arts Centre for eight Saturdays, starting January 21 through March 10. Designed for beginners, it explores the techniques involved in writing and/or understanding movies. If you’ve ever had an idea for a movie but didn’t know how to develop it into […]
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Brendan Morrow is a contributer for The Huntingtonian. Brendan is a freshman at Hofstra University where he is studying Communications. He is 18 years old, a life long resident of Huntington Bay, and loves to write about and discuss television, film, and the entertainment industry.
“I don’t think I’d be able to sit through a movie with […]
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