The Huntingtonian Shedding Light on the Town of Huntington

Three men entered the A and D Jewelry and Stuff store, located at 1480A New York Ave., at approximately 4:30 p.m. and forced the clerk, who was working alone, to open the store’s safe.

Brendan Morrow is a contributer for The Huntingtonian. Brendan is a freshman at Hofstra University where he is studying Communications. He is 18 years old, a life long resident of Huntington Bay, and loves to write about and discuss television, film, and the entertainment industry.

I can’t imagine anyone better suited to direct The Girl With the […]

The Committee on Open Government is responsible for overseeing and advising with regard to the Freedom of Information Law (FOIL), Open Meetings, and Personal Privacy Protection Laws.  The Freedom of Information Law pertains to the public’s right to government records; the Open Meetings Law concerns the public’s right to attend meetings of public bodies. Both […]

Dear Friends and Neighbors,
 
A recent recommendation from the National Transportation Safety Board caught my attention and made me realize that, for now at least, my work is done.  The NTSB advised that states should ban the use of all cell phones and other portable electronic devices by motorists, except in emergencies.
 
That NTSB recommendation took me […]

 
An out of control Jeep Grand Cherokee slammed into the Loews Shore 8 Movie Theater in Huntington Village, damaging the building and injuring the female driver. The Huntington Fire Department and Suffolk Police responded to the crash shortly after 7 p.m., Sunday, December 18, at the theater on Wall Street. The driver was trapped in the vehicle and […]

 The Cinema Arts Centre is pleased to present the second Long Island Biennial, a juried exhibition for filmmakers who live in Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island. The Cinema Arts Centre will present the jury’s selections at a special event in July 2012. The application deadline is April 30, 2012. A downloadable application and […]