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EDITOR”S NOTE:
November 5, 2013 election results: Eugene Cook lost by only 595 votes and the following audit by Huntingtonians (Dems/Rep/Libertarian/Cons) Showed that in conclusion, with 853 deceased voters on the rolls, 2452 signatures that appear not to match, 131 voters registered in multiple states, there is a real danger of tampering and possibility of multiple […]
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Councilman Eugene Cook and the Huntington Town Board gathered with Dolores “Dee” Thompson and her family to unveil the street sign which will dedicate East Second Street in Huntington Station as Dolores “Dee” Thompson Way. The resolution was passed at the June 15, 2021 Town Board meeting.
“This intersection at East Second Street and New York […]
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The Huntington Town Board held its September 14, 2021 meeting, where Town Clerk Andrew P. Raia presented the Town Board the Supervisor’s Tentative Budget for 2022 and the Town Board approved a preventive measure that will address the issue of zombie homes and vacant storefronts.
“Some of our neighborhoods are suffering from quality of life issues presented by […]
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– Former Administrative Dean of Walt Whitman High School, Mr. Jose Castillo, will now be proudly serving as one of Whitman’s Assistant Principals.
One of the reasons Mr. Castillo became an educator was because of Indiana Jones. Yes, really. “I love talking about social studies, and when I was a kid, I thought that’s what all social studies teachers […]
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Former Administrative Dean at Walt Whitman High School, Dr. Kendall Richards, is now proudly serving as one of Whitman’s new Assistant Principals.
At an early age, Dr. Richards became a sleepaway camp counselor where he monitored his own group of 10-15 students around the clock. He taught classes there as well, and from that moment in time, he got […]
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On Sept. 10, 2021 students of Northport High School had shortened periods throughout the day to accommodate an important gathering in the afternoon: a remembrance vigil for the 20th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001.
Split into two sessions, students exited the building and sat in the bleachers, where a moving performance by the Northport High […]
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Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy D. Sini and the District Attorney’s Heroin Task Force today announced the indictment of a Ronkonkoma couple for an alleged major crack cocaine and powder cocaine trafficking operation on Long Island.
“These defendants are each charged with a top count of Operating as a Major Trafficker, which is a serious charge […]
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Harborfields students and staff at Oldfield Middle School, Thomas J. Lahey Elementary School and Washington Drive Primary School dressed in red, white and blue on Sept. 10 in honor of Patriot Day. Second graders at Washington Drive created heartfelt American flags to show their love and sense of community.
WD Patriot Day 01, WD Patriot […]
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Suffolk County Police have arrested a man for driving while intoxicated following a motor vehicle crash that seriously injured him on Sunday, September 12, 2021 at 7:21 p.m.
Robert Beegel was driving a 2013 Jeep Wrangler westbound on Pulaski Road, near Depot Road, when the vehicle was struck head-on by an eastbound 2008 Nissan sedan being driven […]
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Dawn Valle was recently named the new director of math, science, technology and federal grants for the Elwood School District. She had served since 2014 as assistant principal at Elwood Middle School. Valle previously worked as a principal for the New York City Department of Education, an assistant principal and math staff developer at the […]
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