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Citing ongoing and contentious union negotiations since their 2010/2011 budget year, Huntington Public Library officials have disclosed that selected line items in the annual publications used to describe their projected expenses were not accurately revealed. The objective, according to Library Director Debra Englehardt, was to minimize the amount of Continue reading Huntington Library Budget: We Report, You Decide! 
Suffolk County Police arrests in Huntington Station last night. Suffolk County Police reported the arrest of several Huntington Station deli and grocery store employees and customers during a state liquor authority check last Continue reading Huntington Station Arrests Raise Questions of Residence Huntington Supervisor Frank P. Petrone announced today that Tracy Yogman, the director of the Department of Audit and Control, has accepted a position in the not-for-profit sector and will be resigning, effective April 20. She is leaving for a job in the non-for-profit sector after working with the Town of Huntington for four years. Continue reading Comptroller Submits Resignation to Town of Huntington 
A crowd shows up at the Brownfield meeting on March 27. In a lively and often contentious meeting that lasted more than two hours, local residents took Town officials and the Brownfield Opportunity Area Continue reading SRO Crowd Pans Brownfield Plan 
Andrew Raia “Recently, Comptroller DiNapoli came out with a report explaining that we are currently running $164 million ahead of projected revenue collections for the 2011-12 Fiscal Year. If these numbers hold, I believe that Continue reading Assemblyman Andrew Raia Issues Statement on Recent Revenue Update 
Photo by Steve Silverman. The Commack Fire Department was alerted to multiple calls reporting a structure fire in the vicinity of Crooked Hill Road near the old Commack Multiplex Theater on Sunday night, March 25, at approximately
Continue reading Commack Firefighters Battle Trailer Fire The Town of Huntington (TOH) has scheduled its first Brownfield Opportunity Area (BOA) review and is seeking public input. Brownfields are abandoned, often blighted properties that were once, useful, productive businesses. Many times, the sites include current or former dry cleaners, warehouses, gas stations, and other industrial or commercial Continue reading Town of Huntington Slates Brownfield Review
Suffolk County Police arrest a teen from Commack for vandalism that occurred in Huntington last summer. Suffolk County Police today arrested a Commack teen for multiple incidents of vandalism that occurred in the Town of Huntington dating back Continue reading Teen Arrested for Criminal Mischief and Making Graffiti
Photo by Steve Silverman. Volunteers from the Huntington Fire Department were dispatched to battle a raging house fire on Hawk Drive in the Village of Lloyd Harbor, yesterday, March 24, at 3:43 p.m. Upon arrival, firefighters found the Continue reading Huntington Firefighters Battle Lloyd Harbor Blaze
From left to right: Chiefs leading the Dix Hills Fire Department are First Assistant Chief Thomas Magno, Chief of Department Richard Granahan, Second Assistant Chief Robert Fling, and Third Assistant Chief Thomas Napolitano. Photo by Steve Continue reading Dix Hills Fire Department Officers Installed |
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