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Puppy Stolen From Canine Corral

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On Friday, March 9, 2012, at approximately 6:30 PM, an unknown white female walked into Canine Corral, located at 1845 New York Avenue, Huntington Station and picked up a white Bichon Frise puppy, valued at $1,300, from the open pen where the dog was kept. The subject then placed the puppy into her handbag and […]

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Brush Fire Rages in West Hills County Park

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 Ten fire departments battled a raging brush fire that engulfed about four acres of woods at the West Hills County Park in Melville late Sunday night into Monday morning.  Over 100 firefighters using 15 trucks from Melville, Dix Hills, Huntington, Huntington Manor, Cold Spring Harbor, Deer Park, Wyandanch, West Islip, Bethpage and Plainview fire departments battled the blaze […]

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County Executive Bellone and Legislators Unveil Efficient Government Initiative: New Online Permitting

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County Executive Steve Bellone and members of the Suffolk County Legislature unveiled a new online permitting process to modernize county government and address delays that have hindered job creation. The new Submission & Status Terminal (www.suffolkcountyny.gov/sst) will streamline the application process for those seeking approval for Health Department or Department of Public Works permits allowing applicants to track submission date, review date, items needed for approval and current status.

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Political Bullying

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In a classic display of political bullying, the Huntington Town Board is attempting to derail Councilman Gene Cook’s request for an  audit by questioning the way he gained a permit to build his garage!!  Seriously??  Wasn’t Independent Party nominee Gene Cook elected to his position this past November on a platform of budget reform and transparency?  […]

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Conte On Additional State Aid to Local Schools

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Under the budget, Huntington Schools received over $6.1 million in increased state education aid with the school districts of Northport receiving a 7.90 percent increase; Half Hollow Hills a 4.01 percent increase; Harborfields a 10.08 percent increase; Commack a 6.51 percent increase; Elwood a 6.89 percent increase; Cold Spring Harbor a 6.30 percent increase and Huntington a 9.56 percent increase.

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South Huntington Against Drugs – Informative Program

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On April 17, at 7:00 pm, South Huntington Against Drugs is sponsoring an informative program. Dr. Stephen Dewey who is a Neuroscientist at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research at North Shore -LIJ will discuss important topics for parents.

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Northport Symphony Orchestra Presents Music Appreciation Program

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 The Northport Symphony Orchestra (NSO) will host a free music appreciation lecture/demonstration that will center on Schubert’s Symphony No. 2. The event will take place on Sunday, April 22, 2012 at 2 p.m. at the Half Hollow Hills Public Library located at 55 Vanderbilt Parkway in Dix Hills.
This lecture/demonstration, conceived and directed by NSO Music […]

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Last month there was a proposal unveiled by Engel Burman Group, represented by attorney Michael McCarthy, to convert East Northport’s Oaktree Dairy into a condo community that would have 482 units on the 37 acre property. The project is expected to cost $250 million. It is to be targeted at the 55-and-older market. The plans call for […]

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Two Landscaping Trucks Crash, Four Injured

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There was a crash involving two landscaping trucks on Park Avenue near Stillwell Street in Huntington, Wednesday morning, April 4. Four men suffered injuries including two that were trapped in one of the truck’s crushed cabs.

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Vanderbilt Marine Museum Celebrates 90th Anniversary

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Hall of Fishes, Opened in 1922, was the beginning of Mr. Vanderbilt’s Museum.
In 1910, the explorer, adventurer and railroad heir William K. Vanderbilt II bought 20 acres on a beautiful rolling hilltop above Northport Bay. He hired the renowned architects Warren & Wetmore to design and build a bachelor’s bungalow that was the beginning of […]

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