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Congratulations to New Eagle Scout Matthew Anekstein

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Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci (R,C,I-South Huntington) and Assemblyman Andrew Raia (R,I,C-East Northport) joined the celebration of Elwood-based Boy Scout Troop 200 member Matthew Anekstein’s elevation to Eagle Scout during a Court of Honor held December 27, 2015.
Anekstein, of East Northport, has earned 23 merit badges during his Boy Scouts career, and for his Eagle project coordinated […]

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Mr. Supervisor, Why Can’t You Hear The People!

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Can you make a New Year’s Resolution to finally address drunken behavior in 2016? – EDITORIAL
Every week someone is getting run over. Every day someone in Huntington is falling down drunk. Civic groups like the Greater Huntington Civic or Huntington Matters complain to “Public Safety” or a town board member or to the police. I […]

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Halesite Fire Department Annual Winter Blood Drive

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Dear Neighbors,
Just a reminder that the Department will be hosting our Annual Winter Blood Drive this Friday January 8th from 3:30-8:00 pm at the fire house. All attendees will be served light refreshments by the Ladies Auxiliary, and the Long Island Blood Services will provide a free McDonald’s sandwich voucher to all who attend in […]

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Arrest Made in Huntington Library Sexual Abuse 1st Degree of 8 Year Old Girl

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Suffolk County Police today arrested a Huntington man who inappropriately touched an 8-year-old girl at Huntington Library this afternoon.
Christopher Elgut approached an 8-year-old girl that was standing behind her mother at the counter at the library, located at 338 Main St., at approximately 4:30 p.m. Elgut picked up the girl and placed her behind a […]

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Town of Huntington 2016 Inaugural Ceremony

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Below find the Program, Pictures and the Audio of the 2016 Town of Huntington Inaugural Ceremony.
Click below to listen to the entire Ceremony.
https://thehuntingtonian.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/2016ceremony.mp4
 
 
 

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Police/ICE Activity In Huntington Station Report

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It came to our attention by many Huntingtonians that a Social Media Group, had a thread regarding being stopped and retained by ICE and or the police in Huntington Station last night Saturday January 2, 2016. As we do many times we asked the police for confirmation of such.  TheHuntingtonian received a call from acting […]

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Huntington Officials to Take Oaths Today Jan. 3 Inaugural

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Huntington Town Council Members Susan A. Berland and Eugene Cook, Town Clerk Jo-Ann Raia and Receiver of Taxes Ester Bivona will take their oaths of office and deliver remarks at an inaugural ceremony to be held at 1 p.m. Sunday, January 3, 2016, at Walt Whitman High School. The program will also include musical selections […]

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Another Bank Robbery in Huntington, This Time in Melville

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Details at this point are few, but it does appear, that another bank robbery has occurred in our town again. Police have confirmed that at 11:30am this morning that a robbery took place at 425 Broadhollow Road, Melville. Police did state that the Pattern Crime Unit was on scene investigating.

Robber was male, possible in his […]

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Treasures for Patients Cancer Patients at Stony Brook Hospital Pediatrics Oncology Unit

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Seeing With the Heart
Sixth grade Commack Middle School students spread holiday cheer for children with cancer at Stony Brook Hospital Pediatrics Oncology Unit by donating ‘treasures’ for those going through chemotherapy.
‘Treasures’ are small gifts that children pick from a ‘treasure chest’ to use while they are receiving treatments. These small gifts bring BIG cheer during […]

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Police said a Roslyn Savings Bank, at 693 East. Jericho Turnpike in Huntington Station was robbed around 11:30 a.m. A man passed a note to a teller and demanded money. That man fled on foot with the cash. More information will be coming and we will update the story.

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