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Middle School Student Walking to Bus Stop Approached by Man

Suffolk County Police Second Precinct Crime Section officers are investigating an incident during which a middle school student was approached by a man as she was walking to her bus stop in Elwood this morning.

A 13-year-old Elwood Middle School student was walking north on Morris Avenue, a dirt path that leads to her

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Huntington Cabaret Brings Sold-Out Show from Premier NYC Club to Long Island

The cast of the Huntington Cabaret will perform Spread a Little Joy this Sunday, January 15. The show features Olivia Marie Buonsante, Joe Cairl, Carly Censi, Lisa Diasparra, Cristen Rose Feeney, Rita Gentile, Alexandra Kaluta,

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Realtors are Impressed During Visit to Huntington High School

Realtors visiting Huntington High School. Photo by Jim Hoops.

When a large group of real estate agents came to Huntington High School this week it caught some students and teachers a little bit off guard but it didn’t take

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Long Island’s Brightest High School Students Honored at Ninth Annual Business Leadership Competition

 

Young Professionals Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Linda Mitchell, left, with the first-place winners of the Ninth Annual Business Leadership Competition.

The Young Professionals Chamber of Commerce (YPCC), a program of the Huntington Township

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A Message From Brother Gary at St.Anthony’s High School

The following message for students was read by Brother Gary over the school’s Public Address System at 9:05 a.m. today:

“May I have the attention of all faculty and students.  Recently there has been a man between the ages of 20-40, white and 5’8″ to 5’11″ in height who has been near or about

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Ninth Annual Business Leadership Competition Brings Together Long Island’s Brightest High School Students

The Young Professionals Chamber of Commerce (YPCC), a program of the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce, will host its Ninth Annual Business Leadership Competition at Farmingdale State College on Wednesday, November 30, from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

This year, close to 200 high school students will demonstrate their business acumen, presentation skills and

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Letter to the Editor: Black’s Actions Speak Louder than Words

During the past several weeks I have received several mailings related to the candidates in the 18th Legislative District of Suffolk of which I have been a resident for the past 8 years.  If I hadn’t been following the race closely I would think that Candidate Spencer was running for a seat on the

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Letter to the Editor: It’s Not My Job

Letter from TOH. Please click to enlarge.

This year my oldest son entered the fifth grade at The Woodhull School, Huntington School District #3. A few weeks before school started we were informed via writing by the school that

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Letter to the Editor: Correction on Tax Statements

In the past week I’ve received three flyers making claims that Elizabeth Black, and by extension, the Huntington School Board has been irresponsible in its spending in the past six years. As president of the board for three of those years, I feel compelled to set the record straight on this matter.

First,

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Life: A Founding Principle

Crime is once again on the rise in Huntington.  This past June brought proof that crime is now spreading to what were once considered the “safer” parts of town.  These are the parts away from Huntington Station–-the parts with the broad lawns, winding streets, and their own private police forces. The most alarming report

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