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Every Wednesday, Thursday & Friday evenings from 6 pm to 8 pm, children were invited to select a book to read and keep. There is still time to participate during this last week.
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If simply listening to music is so powerful, imagine how learning it could change your life. The benefits of learning music are never-ending and is one of the greatest gifts that you can give yourself or to someone you love.
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Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci met with representatives from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society to begin planning their joint MS Awareness Event next March.
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Suffolk County Legislator William R. Spencer (D-Centerport) will join Northport Village officials and representatives from the Northport Chamber of Commerce, Northport Arts Coalition, and Northport Historical Society to announce that the Suffolk County Downtown Revitalization Citizen’s Advisory Board has approved Northport’s application for grant funding for a kiosk and information board project. Residents will be […]
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On Friday, August 23, at approximately 3:00 p.m. at the Canine Corral, located at 1845 NY Ave., Huntington Station, a female employee opened a letter which was delivered by US mail addressed to the business. The letter contained a threat and an unknown dirty brown or black powder-like substance. The threat was directed at the […]
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Reuters news agency concurs that Huntington budget practices are risky.
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Update: Shooting on West Hills Road
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The Town of Huntington Fire Chief’s Council recently presented their annual Scholarship Awards to students affiliated with the town fire and rescue services.
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UPDATE: Aerial spraying scheduled for August 22, 2013, has been canceled due to forecast winds and showers.
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The Long Island Science and Engineering Fair is a two-day competition for the most advanced middle school and high school projects. This year East Woods School students, and Huntington residents, William Benjamin (pictured left) and Alexander Oruci (pictured right) entered their project entitled “MAD MICE.” The young men had listened to several debates over the […]
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