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Huntington Manor Fire Commissioner Election Results

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The winner of the Huntington Manor Fire Commissioner Election is Raymond Spatafora
The unofficial results are as follows:
Raymond Spatafora – 419
Ron Schankin – 293
Bedel Saget – 259
 
 

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2nd Grader Emma Green Recognized For Winning Poster Contest

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Suffolk County Legislator Jon Cooper (D-Lloyd Harbor) presents a proclamation to Emma Green of Centerport in recognition of her being selected as the First Place winner for the 18th Legislative District in Suffolk County’s “Be Pool Smart” poster contest.  Proud parents Tracey and Dr. David Green accompanied their artistic daughter, who participated in the contest […]

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Video: GHCG Mtg Cont. – Residents Are Trying To Understand the Underlying Problem

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Residents ask Inspector Brady for honesty.  Bronwyn Black is trying to understand where the system is failing. Residents are questioning the crime statistics.  Inspector Brady defends the crime statistics that suggest crime is down.  Other residents chime in, “We want to help you”.  They ask Inspector Brady, “What is your wish list?”

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Centerport FD Tree Lighting and Santa Visit

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Santa and his helpers from the Centerport Fire Department recently held their annual Christmas Tree Lighting and visit from Santa at the Centerport firehouse.  The evening began as the Oldfields Middle School choir led the community in singing traditional carols.  Centerport firefighters soon lit the tree and provided an escort for Santa, as he arrived from the North […]

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Video Clip: GHCG Meeting – GHCG President Asks What Can We Do?

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Greater Huntington Civic Group President Steven Spuces asks Inspector Brady: What Can We Do?

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We would like to thank Jennifer LaVertu for providing this video

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Santa at Waldbaums in Huntington Station

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Courtesy of the Huntington Manor Fire Department
Santa, the Elves and some of their Disney friends
Waldbaums on Jericho Turnpike in Huntington Station
Saturday, December 17, 6:00 p.m.
Hot Chocolate and Cookies will be served
 
 
 
 
 

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Carla Ulbrich & Rupert Wates Slated to Perform at Cinema Arts Centre

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    Hard Luck Café Set for Dec. 15 at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington

  Story & photos by Michael Kornfeld
Singer-songwriters Carla Ulbrich and Rupert Wates are the featured performers during the Folk Music Society of Huntington’s monthly Hard Luck Café series at the Cinema Arts Centre’s Sky Room on Thursday, Dec. 15. The 8:30 p.m. concert […]

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Second Police Precinct – Monthly Community Meeting (date change)

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Suffolk County Police 2nd Precinct Monthly Community Meeting originally scheduled for Tues, December 13, will now be Wednesday, December 14th, 2011 at 10:00 am.

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Special Session Delivers Relief For Long Islanders

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Assemblyman Jim Conte voted on December 7, 2011 to pass legislation reforming New York’s antiquated tax code to provide relief to Long Island families and seniors while eliminating the MTA payroll tax on public and private schools and many small businesses.
“By reforming New York’s tax code and eliminating the MTA payroll tax for public and private schools […]

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Deadline Extended For Celebrate Long Island’s Young Professionals Program

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The Huntington Chamber of Commerce has extended its deadline for nominations for the 4th Annual “Celebrate Long Island’s Young Professionals” Recognition Event to December 31, 2011. This awards program will showcase 30 young people under the age of 30 across multiple career fields that have made a notable impact on their business/industry and community. Nominations […]

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