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View of Mount Arsenic October 22nd

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As of October 22nd, 2012 the Arsenic soil pile at the Avalon Bay Huntington Station location is being stabilized and covered as per the soil management plan.

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Commack High School Students NYSSMA Bound

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“It is quite an honor to be selected to perform in an All-State ensemble,” stated Paul R. Infante, Commack’s Director of Fine and Applied Arts. “

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Abolish The Town Board

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 Dear Editor,
How many more Avalon Bays, Meyer’s Farms or Oak Tree Developments must the residents in the hamlets of Huntington endure before they finally wake up to the fact that centralizing power down on Main Street just isn’t working?
Unlike councilmanic districts, which would have split the town up into four arbitrary districts while still preserving […]

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School Bus Driver Arrested

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Suffolk County Police today arrested a bus driver for driving while his ability was impaired after he crashed a school bus during a field trip in Cold Spring Harbor. James Sommer was driving a school bus carrying 29 Plainedge Middle School seventh graders and a teacher to the DNA Learning Center at the Cold Spring […]

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Huntington School Board Meeting Tonight: Presentation By Sustainable LI

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One of the consultants (Sustainable Long Island) for the controversial Huntington Station Brownfields Opportunity Area (BOA) program will be giving a presentation to the Huntington School Board this evening.

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Annual Howl-Ween Canine Costume Parade Set For October 27

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Cold Spring Harbor “Lets the Dogs Out” at the 6th Annual
Howl-ween Parade Celebration Annual Howl-Ween Canine Costume Parade Set For
October 27th

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The sign on the door said “we are deeply saddened by the loss of our friend and supporter Jim Conte.  We will reopen on Monday, October 22”.   Republican headquarters was closed in honor of  and to allow volunteers and staff to attend the funeral services for 10th District State Assemblyman James Conte.  After attending […]

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Whitman Defeats Centereach on Homecoming Day

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The Whitman football team is now 4-3 on the season, as they defeated the Centereach Cougars 51-24. The Wildcats had complete control from the start over the Cougars as the half time score was 26 – 0.  See below some of the highlights from the game.
 
Scoring:

W- Bermudez 52 run (2pt Conversion failed)
W – Batts 77 Punt return (2pt Conversion Aleman […]

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Huntington Historical Society Apple Festival October 21st

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At the Dr. Daniel W. Kissam House Museum property Noon to 4:00.

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“THE MEDIA AND CHILD HEALTH” Informative Presentation

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* Huntington Public Library’s October 17th program “The Media and Child Health” brought a welcomed and enthusiastic community turnout. Our distinguished presenter was Dr. Michael Rich, Director of the Center on Media and Child Health at Children’s Hospital, Boston, and Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health. He […]

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