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Santa cheerfully greeted and spoke to every child, and all were invited into the firehouse where the Centerport Ladies Auxiliary served delicious hot chocolate and donuts to Santa’s delight.
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At approximately 7:10 p.m. on Friday, December 21, a man entered the TD Bank, located at 517 Larkfield Road in Northport. He made a verbal demand for cash. The teller complied with the demand and handed the robber cash. The suspect fled the bank on foot, heading in an easterly direction behind the bank.
The man […]
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The look of The Hobbit, is nothing short of historic. Peter Jackson shot the film at 48 frames per second, where as a typical film is shot at 24. What this means is that in a standard movie
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The Suffolk County Department of Fire Rescue and Emergency Services has advised all Suffolk County Fire Departments and Districts of the national commemoration for Sandy Hook Victims on December 21, 2012. Fire Departments and Districts can voluntarily sound their alarms 26 times at 9:45am in honor of the 26 victims of the Sandy Hook tragedy […]
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Indoor farmers market at Jack Abrams School
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On December 13, at approximately 9:15 a.m. a male student jumped from a 3rd story window at Whitman High School in the South Huntington School District. The student is a senior.
The school was placed on immediate lock down as a precaution and to assist emergency personnel in dealing with the situation.
The student was transport to Stony Brook University Hospital […]
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The holiday classic, The Nutcracker will be presented by the Lynch Ballet Company on December 15 and 16 at Huntington High School.
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Please join the Suffolk County Police 2nd precinct and your community at our monthly meeting to be held at 1071 Park Avenue Huntington.
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Huntington’s white-collar workers union have agreed to a concession package that includes a two year pay freeze, a lag payroll for 2013 and a 10% health insurance contribution in the same budget year that Supervisor Petrone voted himself a $4360.00 pay increase.
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The winter holidays are a happy time for all of us, but unfortunately it can turn tragic by a house fire. The Commissioners of the Dix Hills Fire District and the officers and members of the Dix Hills Volunteer Fire Department wish our neighbors a safe and happy holiday season and urge everyone to follow […]
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