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Sue Bee's waters receded mid-morning Thursday before returning again Friday Sue Bee’s angry waters were running through Halesite like an angry mob Friday morning. Water geysered from manholes, NY Ave was impassible from Prime to Mill Dam Continue reading The Legend Lives on, from the Chippewa on Down, of the Big Lake They Call Halesite Sue Bee
In this hotly contested 2010 election season, the issues at hand can be readily broken down into two, apparently irreconcilable philosophies. These sparring theories are those of constitutional conservatism on the one hand, and social progressivism on the other. These precepts have been Continue reading Huntington POV: If Men Were Angels 
Get thee to Cold Spring Harbor this weekend and immerse yourself in art, history, commerce and maybe a glass of wine in between Aside from the deluge expected on Thursday, the rest of the weekend looks dry Continue reading Weekend Plans: September 30th to October 3rd 
Dignity Memorial Arrival Local fire departments provided a welcome as the Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall arrived in Huntington on Tuesday, September 28. Aerial ladder trucks from the Huntington, Huntington Manor, Cold Spring Harbor, and Dix Hills fire departments Continue reading Dignity Vietnam Memorial Arrives in Huntington 
Gomez and Mayoka share political views and a fondness for red ties Huntington Town Councilman Mark Mayoka has announced his endorsement of Long Island Businessman John Gomez, the Republican/Conservative candidate for New York’s second congressional district. “John Gomez is Continue reading Huntington Town Councilman Mark Mayoka Endorses John Gomez for Congress 
Big Brother in the house On Tuesday, September 28th, Suffolk County Legislator Jon Cooper spent the morning at the Town of Huntington’s Community Outreach Center, which is serving as the temporary location for the soon-to-be-opened police annex in Huntington Continue reading Jon Cooper Visits the Temporary Huntington Station Police Annex 
That's a Portuguese restaurant peeking out from behind those telephone poles Fado, a tasty Portuguese Restaurant opened up in Huntington Village just over a month ago. Fond memories of long leisurely meals in the outdoor cafés of the Algarve Continue reading Fado Brings a Portuguese Feast to Huntington 
Top Lawyer, Carol Schlitt Carol L. Schlitt has been named by New York Super Lawyers magazine as one of the top attorneys in New York for personal injury law. Only five percent of the lawyers in the state are Continue reading Huntington Woman Named One of the Top Personal Injury Lawyers in New York State 
(l-R) Council members Susan Berland and Mark Mayoka and, at right, Legislator Lou D’Amaro (D-Huntington Station) honor 2010 South Huntington Hall of Fame Inductees Irene Moore (attending on behalf of son Julian Moore), Patrick McMullan, Maureen McCormick-Grudens, Linda Freeman, Continue reading South Huntington Hall of Fame Inductees Honored September 28th, 2010 | Category: Proclamations | Comments are closed
Stair trouble To me, a half-century Huntington Station resident who raised a family here, this battle to defeat Avalon Bay was not about fear. It was about the facts. For far too long; we, who live here, have Continue reading Huntington POV: Avalon Tripped On The Stairs |
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