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Editors Note: This opinion piece from the NY Post lays out issues that are real THINK before you vote!
Effective immediately, Americans can take a concrete step to save this country: Stop voting Democratic.
From the West Wing to the West Coast, the Democratic Party has deteriorated into a clear and present danger to this republic. It is […]
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PATCH OCTOBER 2021 CANDIDATE PROFILE :REBECCA SANIN
QUESTION: DOES ANYONE IN YOUR FAMILY WORK IN POLITICS OR GOVERNMENT?
ANSWER: NOBODY IN MY FAMILY WORKS FOR THE TOWN OF HUNTINGTON.
A deflection? Yes. Was there a reason for Ms. Sanin not answering the question?
After reviewing See through New York files for Rebecca Sanin’s husband, Jairo Sanin, that name
is listed […]
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A total of 70 high-achieving Elwood-John H. Glenn High School seniors were recently recognized for their exceptional grades.
Jordan Alibrandi, Esaia Bell, Olivia Brignati, Jason Demianczyk, Aleksei Edgecomb, Braden Gastaldi, Trinity Hausch, Sarah Heaney, Kevin Kelly, Anson Kwan, Samuel Lavitt, Ashley Brooke Lindeman, Shannon McGrath, Aidan McNamara, Peter Most, Luke Mullman, Diana Muniz, Michael Polestino, Shayna […]
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Elwood-John H. Glenn High School’s boys varsity golf team made history, finishing their 7-2 season as League 2 champions.
Photos courtesy of Elwood School District
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Praises Bontempi’s Commitment to Quality of Life Issues
In a sign of continued momentum, Huntington Town Clerk Andrew Raia endorsed Stephanie Bontempi’s candidacy for the Suffolk County Legislature’s 18th District. Raia, who formerly served as a State Assemblyman, cited Bontempi’s clear plan to protect taxpayers, provide more public protection and improve the overall quality of our […]
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KILL THE RATS
”Broken Windows” is a metaphor for any visible sign of disorder in an environment that goes untended. Over the last thirty years , we have seen the ebb and flow of metropolitan areas which first tend to broken windows and, unfortunately, the subsequent impact of a failure to tend to broken windows.
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Sixth-grade social studies students in Taylor Soete’s class at Oldfield Middle School in the Harborfields Central School District recently put their geography and map skills to the test by analyzing maps of the seven continents in a Geography Scavenger Hunt. The students rotated around the classroom, visiting each of the seven continent posters and answering […]
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Seven outstanding Harborfields High School seniors – Anya Glass, Aidan Katz, Christopher Qi, Marshall Singer, Jack Steel, Moore Theobald and Joseph Weitman – were recently designated as Commended Students in the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program. Their high selection index scores place them among the top 50,000 of over 1.5 million students who took the […]
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Harborfields High School’s girls varsity soccer team hosted a Kicks for Cancer game on Oct. 12, 2021 taking on Kings Park at James T. Brennan Memorial Stadium. All funds raised from the event will be donated to the DezyStrong Foundation to help its work in supporting those affected by cancer to keep a healthy and […]
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