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Recent Appointment In Asharoken Fuels Speculation

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In one of his first actions as the new Mayor of Asharoken, Dr. Greg Letica appointed the longtime former Deputy Supervisor for the Town of Huntington Laure C. Nolan as Village Attorney.  Additionally the Village Board approved a residency resolution that states the following: “Resolution (2012-34) Be it Resolved that any Residency Requirement for compensated […]

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Centuries of Commack Service Honored

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Twenty-three Commack employees were recently honored at the twenty-eighth Annual Retirement Awards Ceremony held at Commack High School.

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Huntington Bay Mayor Herb Morrow & Village Trustees Sworn In

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Herb Morrow was sworn in for his 10th term as Mayor of Huntington Bay. The swearing in ceremony occurred during a regular meeting of the Huntington Bay Village Board on the evening of July 9th which was held at the Huntington Yacht Club, in Huntington Bay.

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Town Acts on Fishing Boat That Sank in Huntington Harbor

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The Town of Huntington has issued three summonses to the owner of a fishing boat that sank last week in Huntington Harbor and has been working with the owner on the removal of the vessel while containing any possible environmental damage.

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Huntington Elks to Host 34th Annual Golf Outing

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The Huntington Elks will be hosting their 34th Annual Anthony “Biff” Bifulco Golf Outing on Monday, August 6 at Crab Meadow Golf Course in Northport. This year, the outing will honor Elks member Raymond E. Sipel, who was a part of the Elks Golf committee for 20 years and Chairman for 15 years.

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Victoria Gaines Memorial Trust Fund

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The Gaines Family lost their beloved daughter Victoria in a tragic boating accident on July 4, 2012.  A fund has been set up to help the family pay for immediate expenses.  The remainder will be used for a charity in Victoria’s name. 
So many individuals who are shocked and distraught by what has taken place are looking for a […]

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Vanderbilt Museum Plans an Old-Fashioned Clam Bake

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The Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum has planned its first annual Clam Bake as a benefit to support museum education programs. The event, to be held in the Vanderbilt’s celebration tent on Saturday, July 14, from 6:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Participants will enjoy an evening of food, music and dancing under the stars at the Vanderbilt estate on a hilltop […]

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Legislator Spencer Hosts Summer Internship Kick-Off

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Suffolk County Legislator William Spencer will kick-off his new summer internship program called Lead by Example at a celebration being hosted by the Bethpage Federal Credit Union Bank at 33 Gerard Street in Huntington Village from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on July 9th.  All interns, parents and businesses will be there to celebrate the […]

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The Noli Eileen which provided many memories for fishing enthusiasts in the Huntington area sank on it’s mooring in Huntington Harbor.  It is presumed that the boat sank sometime on July 5th.  According to a Town Public Safety Officer near the scene, the Noli Eileen has been moored at the present location for the past few […]

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Amazing stacks up favorably to the original trilogy, and in some ways surpasses it. Andrew Garfield is fantastic as both Peter Parker and Spider-Man, delivering a performance that outshines Tobey Maguire’s.

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