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Is Leaving The Scene of an Accident A Crime?

September 6, 2021 4:07 pm Comments Off

Is Leaving The Scene of an Accident A Crime?
Did Town of Huntington Supervisor Chad Lupinacci do such?
Did SCPD not perform their job? Did they follow standard operating procedure to find the driver of a car that cut a telephone pole in half? Why? Maybe the person is lying somewhere dying? Possibly hurt, severely? No mention […]

Candidate for Supervisor Eugene Cook with Jay Oliver of LINews 103.9fm

September 1, 2021 3:51 pm Comments Off

Candidate for Supervisor Eugene Cook with Jay Oliver of LINews 103.9fm

Lifeguard Shortage Forces Huntington to Close 4 of 8 Beaches to Swimming

August 28, 2021 3:18 pm Comments Off

Due to a shortage of lifeguards, the Town of Huntington is closing four of its eight beaches to swimming starting Thursday, August 26, 2021.
BEACHES CLOSED TO SWIMMING
Swim lines and lifeguard stands will be removed at the following beaches for the remainder of the season:

Asharoken Beach, Eaton’s Neck Road, Northport
Crescent Beach, Crescent Beach Drive, Huntington Bay
Fleets […]

Statement from Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar on Selection of Lt. Governor Brian Benjamin

August 27, 2021 3:27 pm Comments Off

“New Yorkers suffering from the ongoing, statewide crime wave are bewildered by Gov. Kathy Hochul’s choice of Sen. Brian Benjamin as Lt. Governor.

“Lt. Governor Benjamin has been a major driver in enacting policies that caused crime in this state to skyrocket, most notably cashless bail, and Gov. Hochul well knows that. Through her choice, the […]

Ray Tierney Details Timeline of Arrest of Justin K. Smith

August 24, 2021 2:44 pm Comments Off

Ray Tierney Details Timeline of Arrest of Justin K. Smith
Says Current DA Had Numerous Opportunities to Indict Him for Felony Drug Possession, But Failed to Do So

Last week, Suffolk District Attorney Tim Sini held a press conference to congratulate himself for the arrest of Justin Smith and claimed that Mr. Smith bears responsibility in the […]

Who Was In The Town SUV That Cut a Telephone Pole

August 18, 2021 9:26 am Comments Off

It was early in the morning on Monday, August 8, 2021 around 12:45am when a town of Huntington vehicle took out a pole on West Hills Road. See picture below.

Usually when someone hits a pole a field sobriety test is performed. But according to SCPD there was no such test performed because the individual involved in the accident […]

Letter from the Chief: Blood Drive and BBQ

August 17, 2021 5:04 pm Comments Off

Dear Neighbors,
The need for blood is ongoing, but COVID-19 has destroyed the foundation on which the community donates blood to patients in need, and emergency shortages are ongoing. Every week, more than 75,000 blood donations and 1700 donated platelet units are needed to meet patient need. Please join us on Thursday August 19th, 2021 from […]

BROWN TO CONTINUE TO WORK WITH ASSEMBLY JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TO FIND JUSTICE

August 17, 2021 5:01 pm Comments Off

A statement from Assemblyman Keith P. Brown (R,C,I-Northport)

“Today, Gov. Cuomo finally recognized the walls were caving in. Between the bombshell attorney general’s report and the extensive hard work and dedication of the Assembly Judiciary Committee, it was clear that there would be no escaping responsibility for his actions.

“This governor’s administration was one that will be […]

Suffolk County DA Candidate Ray Tierney Condemns Cuomo’s Actions While Sini Remains Silent

August 17, 2021 4:56 pm Comments Off

Ray Tierney, the Republican candidate for Suffolk County District Attorney, has once again condemned the actions of former Governor Andrew Cuomo while calling out his opponent, Tim Sini, for remaining silent in the face of mounting evidence of sexual harassment, inappropriate behavior and guilt.
In a statement today, Mr. Tierney said, “Today marks the end of […]

Edmund Smyth’s Lawsuit Denied Against Eugene Cook For Supervisor

August 4, 2021 9:44 am Comments Off

STOP LIPA PETITIONS FOR EUGENE COOK FOR HUNTINGTON TOWN SUPERVISOR UP HELD BY NEW YORK STATE SUPREME COURT
JUDGE JOHN LEO
Today, New York State Supreme Court Judge John Leo ruled that Huntington Town Councilman Eugene Cook’s name will be on November’s ballot, for the Huntington Supervisor race, on the STOP LIPA line. Huntington Republican candidate Edmund Smyth’s challenge has […]