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Local students were recognized for their participation in the Town of Huntington’s 13th annual art contest. The theme this year was “Huntington in Bloom: A Depiction of Spring in Huntington.” The contest is organized by the Huntington Arts Council and sponsored by Astoria Federal Savings.
The contest was open to students in grades three through eight. A jury comprised […]
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Squad members Amber Lindner, Bobby Scott, Megan Hansen, James Sosa and Emily Shutman put on a sensational display of their science skills.
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The NYS Department of Environmental Conservation closed shellfishing waters in the Town of Huntington on Friday
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On Saturday, May 25 starting at 10 pm JAZZ AFTER HOURS will be held in the Sky Room at Cinema Arts Centre.
The Wren Trio at 10 pm facebookcom/thewrentrio. & The Barr Sinister Jazz Group at 11 pm www.barrsinisterjazzgroup.com.
$15 includes live music, appetizers and refreshments. Tickets can be purchased online, www.CinemaArtsCentre.org, at the box office during theater hours or by […]
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Target is excited to expand its presence in New York in 2013,” said Samir Shah, Target’s senior vice president of stores in the Eastern region. “We are committed to being a good neighbor and developing long-lasting relationships with guests and the Huntington community.”
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Kindergarten students of Harley Avenue Primary School combined their study of animals and the five senses as they enjoyed a special classroom visit from Eric Young of the Sweetbriar Nature Center
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This dog was found in Halesite on Saturday May 4th. He is a Papillon/Papillon mix. Anyone with info that could help us locate his family, please call (631) 549-0006.
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Petco, a leading specialty retailer of premium pet food, supplies, services and companion animals is set to open in Huntington
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Our intention in publishing crime stats is to provide the facts for our readers. Too often reality is overshadowed by perception. This is the reality as reported by the police. We include all the arrests and incidents for the specific time period and it is taken directly from police records. We do not target or […]
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The Long Island Community Agriculture Network is urging religious congregations and other organizations to plant vegetable gardens on their property to feed Long Island’s hungry people. To assist them, LICAN has issued Grow to Give: A Guide to Creating Community Service Gardens, available as a free download from its website, LICAN.org.
“Less than 10% of […]
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