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This Summer’s Movies on the lawn will kick off with Wreck-It Ralph at Heckscher Park on Monday, June 24.
WRECK-IT RALPH (Rated PG). This animated feature is about a video game villain that wants to be a hero and sets out to fulfill his dream, but his quest brings havoc to the whole arcade where he […]

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Child Seriously Injured In Huntington Station Crash

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Suffolk County Police Second Squad detectives are investigating a crash that seriously injured a child in Huntington Station today.
Ralph Williams was traveling on Academy Place, in a 2003 Chevy Trailblazer and attempted to make a left turn onto New York Avenue, when he struck three children in the crosswalk, who were crossing New York Avenue […]

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Lupinacci & Raia Join Boaters For Day Of Awareness And Safety

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Assemblymen Chad Lupinacci (right) and Andrew Raia (left) together at their 2013 Vessel Safety Check and Boating Awareness Day.
On Saturday, June 8,  Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci and Assemblyman Andrew Raia were joined by members of the U.S. Coast Guard and local boaters for a day of awareness. The festivities included vendors, nonprofits, businesses, and marine […]

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Huntington to Impose 5 mph Boat Speed Limit for Asharoken Fireworks Show

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The Town will be reducing speed limits and stepping up patrols in Town waters July 4 to help people enjoy the fireworks show in Asharoken more safely.
It is expected that there will be an increased number of boats in our waters to view the fireworks in Asharoken since Oyster Bay has cancelled their event.
The Town […]

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Send Us Your Upcoming Events

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In the July print issue of The Huntingtonian, we will have a pull out section that lists the many wonderful events that happen in the Town of Huntington throughout the Summer.   If you have an event listing that you would like included, please e-mail the details to editor@thehuntingtonian.com.

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Important Message From Halesite Fire Department

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Dear Neighbors,
Have you ever been driving down Young’s Hill Road and seen flashing blue lights in your rear view mirror? Do you know what they mean and what you should do?
Think about this; it’s 6:45 PM and your 52 year-old neighbor is having a heart attack at home and has called 911. He and his […]

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Lupinacci To Host Identity Theft Prevention Seminar

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Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci will be hosting an identity theft prevention seminar.During the seminar, the Suffolk County Police Department’s Identity Theft Unit will discuss what you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones.
 
   Wednesday, June 26
  6:30 p.m.
   Huntington Public Library
338 Main Street, Huntington
**ALL PUBLIC AND MEDIA WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND**

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Co-Chairmen Appointed at the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce

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Robert Bontempi and James Kelly have been appointed by the Chamber Executive Committee to serve as interim Co-Chairmen of the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce following the sudden passing of recently appointed Chamber Chairman Larry Kushnick.

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Movie Review: Man of Steel

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Right from the opening scene, “Man of Steel” is a science fiction movie through and through, more than it’s even a superhero movie.

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Flag Day Celebration Honors Symbol Of America

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Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci recently joined the Huntington Elks Lodge No. 1565, local veterans and members of local Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops for a Flag Retirement Ceremony. The ceremony was part of the Flag Day festivities on June 15.
“The flag is a symbol of our nation and all that has gone into making our […]

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