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Get Out and Vote Says Stephanie Bontempi

November 2, 2021 1:21 pm Comments Off

Today is Election Day!
Tuesday, November 2nd
If you haven’t voted yet, don’t miss this chance to make your voice heard.
Thank you for your ongoing support and for being a part of the process by casting your ballot.
We know you’ve heard a lot from us these last couple of weeks, we thank you for always having Stephanie’s […]

Please Vote NO On The State Propositions On This Year’s Ballot

November 1, 2021 4:54 pm Comments Off

Notes from the October Ronald Reagan Republican Club Meeting
We were pleased to have Mr. Nick LaLota and Mr. Rick Hinshaw speak at out October 2021 meeting.
Mr. LaLota spoke about the policies and processes the Suffolk County Board Elections has in place to ensure the integrity of the vote in Suffolk County. Mr. LaLota said an important difference between New […]

Elwood Enjoys Home Coming Weekend

November 1, 2021 4:33 pm Comments Off

Despite a touch of rain, the Elwood community and the students of John Glenn High School welcomed the return of homecoming on Oct. 23, 2021 proudly marching on the traditional parade route from James H. Boyd Intermediate School to the high school, led in turn by Greenlawn Fire Department trucks; local Boy Scouts and Girl […]

Andre Sorrentino has a Resume

November 1, 2021 3:15 pm Comments Off

Andre Sorrentino for Supervisor of Highway Huntington 2021

Democrats Have Screwed Up Everything — Stop Voting For Them! Opinion NY POST October 31, 2021

November 1, 2021 12:58 pm Comments Off

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 […]

INCIDENT AT HECKSCHER PARK, NO INJURIES REPORTED

November 1, 2021 12:56 pm Comments Off

HUNTINGTON, LONG ISLAND – Today there was an incident of a possible drive-by shooting at Heckscher Park, where someone may have shot at a town employee in a golf cart. There were no injuries sustained, by either the town employee or anyone in the park or surrounding area. The Suffolk County Police Department responded to […]

HYPOCRISY AND THE QUESTION NOT ANSWERED

October 31, 2021 5:00 pm Comments Off

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 […]

Northport-East Northport Hosts R.A.P Week To Raise Awareness About Addiction And Recovery

October 31, 2021 4:45 pm Comments Off

For the 10th year, the Northport-East Northport Union Free School District is raising awareness for drug and alcohol use amongst teens through Recovery, Awareness, Prevention (R.A.P) Week. This weeklong event is districtwide and involves various learning opportunities and activities for students.
This year, high school ninth and 10th graders learned about the effects of addiction during […]

STEM Enrichment For All Program Expands Opportunities For Students

October 31, 2021 4:36 pm Comments Off

Students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade in the Northport-East Northport Union Free School District have been enjoying the new “STEM Enrichment for All” program, which gives students rotational access to a hand on learning experience in a Makerspace/STEM Lab. The new program empowers students through hands on exploratory learning, authentic research and discovery, and […]

How to Process Grief and Loss

October 31, 2021 4:28 pm Comments Off

By Anthony Nave, LCSW, Regional Director of Outpatient Services at Mountainside

Why Do We Grieve?
Grief has had a lot of time in the spotlight lately. Many have experienced emotional pain due to the current struggles of the pandemic and greater awareness of historical social justice struggles, such as systemic racism, the #MeToo movement, and the ongoing fight […]