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Letter to the Editor – No More Mudslinging Mr. McNally

September 29, 2021 3:50 pm Comments Off

Dear Editor,
As a Republican and Huntington resident, I am appalled by Republican Leader Tom McNally’s emails and website postings about Huntington Councilman Eugene Cook. As a voter in Huntington, I am tired of political parties who attack opposing candidates instead of highlighting why their candidate earned my vote.
I would suggest that the Huntington Republican Leader focus […]

Letter to the Editor- Why I Am Running For Supervisor

September 29, 2021 2:39 pm Comments Off

Dear Editor,
Why am I running for Huntington Town Supervisor? It seems to be a question that some people have answered for me, without actually asking me. The Republican leader would like you to believe that I am running as an operative to help the Democrats, which is incorrect. Let’s be honest, many would say I […]

Letter To The Editor A Leader For All: Eugene Cook for Supervisor! Honor And Integrity

September 27, 2021 6:48 pm Comments Off

A leader for all: Eugene Cook for Supervisor!
Dear Editor,
The Town of Huntington has a big choice to make this upcoming November. What are the choices? To restore the honor and integrity of the Supervisor’s office or retain the stains that dirty it today. I’m proud to say, that I already have made up my […]

Town of Huntington Cracks Down on Zombie Homes

September 20, 2021 3:44 pm Comments Off

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 […]

Letter to the Editor

September 9, 2021 10:35 am Comments Off

I was compelled to write this letter after viewing the appalling Facebook post by Edmund Smyth for Supervisor offering free haircuts in Huntington Station. Edmund Smyth, will you be offering free haircuts in Lloyd Harbor, Northport or Dix Hills? Donald Molloy!

Republicans and Ed Smyth Big Losers In Working Families Primary- Appears Democrat’s Big Winners

June 23, 2021 2:00 pm Comments Off

In an attempt to seek and retain the Working Families line, Ed Smyth Republicans candidates fail big time. Smyth’s master plan failed miserably, and he has denied it was even his plan. According to the Board of Elections unofficial results posted online Ed’s Republican’s candidates (Ed’s Para-legal)Marissa Anderson got only 5 votes verse 114 for […]

Supervisor Announces Return to Pre-Pandemic In-Person Staffing Levels at Huntington Town Hall and July Return to In-Person Public Meetings

June 9, 2021 2:11 pm Comments Off

The Supervisor has released a statement related to the Town’s return to pre-pandemic in-person staffing levels at Huntington Town Hall and the return to in-person public meetings this July, 2021:
The decision to return to pre-pandemic in-person staffing levels at Town Hall was made by this administration over one month ago when we started phasing in […]

On National Heat Awareness Day 2021 Councilman Cook Turns Up the Heat On LIPA

May 28, 2021 12:02 pm Comments Off

Town of Huntington
News Release From the Town of Huntington
Council Office – Eugene Cook
• 100 Main Street • Huntington, NY 11743

THE PUBLIC WILL BE ON THE HOOK NO MATTER WHO WINS BETWEEN CROSS SOUND CABLE VS LONG ISLAND POWER AUTHORITY

This morning’s Newsday brought the story of a federal court breach of contract action by the […]

Eugene Cook for Huntington Supervisor

May 26, 2021 2:49 pm Comments Off

PETITIONS SUPPORTING EUGENE COOK FOR HUNTINGTON SUPERVISOR WERE SUBMITTED TO THE SUFFOLK COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
Eugene Cook Stated in a phone call that “I’ll put my reputation up against anyone, I work for all the people in Huntington”
After a massive grassroots effect , on Tuesday, May 25, 2021, petitions were submitted at the Suffolk County […]

COMMACK TEAM SELECTED AS REGIONAL WINNER OF TOSHIBA AND NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHING ASSOCIATION’S 29TH ANNUAL EXPLORAVISION COMPETITION

April 3, 2021 6:28 pm Comments Off

Twenty-Three Winning Teams Recognized for Innovative Solutions to the World’s Challenges
A team of students from Commack High School was selected as one of the regional winners of the 29th annual ExploraVision program, the largest K-12 science competition designed to build problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaboration skills. Their project, “Implementing Machine Learning and Nerve Signals in Prosthetic Finger […]