Seated on the bench, from left to right: Ernest Edwards, Count Ramon Edwards’ brother; event organizer Kevin Bailey; and Carlton Agudio, Kevin Agudio’s
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Supervisor Frank Petrone A STATEMENT FROM SUPERVISOR FRANK P. PETRONE March 30, 2017 It is with a considerable sense of accomplishment and satisfaction, as well as a little bit of Continue reading Supervisor Petrone Not To Run For Re-Election The Huntington Town Board, at its March 21 meeting, set public hearings on two proposals responding to the increased demand for apartments in the middle of Huntington Village. One of the proposals, sponsored by Councilwoman Tracey A. Edwards, would require that one-fifth of the apartments constructed in commercial district mixed-use buildings Continue reading Hearings Set for Proposals on Huntington Village Apartments
Suffolk County Police arrested two people during New York State Liquor Authority inspections at Town of Huntington businesses. Officers from the Second Precinct Crime Section, Community Support Unit, and Gang Team conducted an underage alcohol and tobacco check at nine businesses in the Town of Huntington. Some of the Continue reading Two People Arrested State Liquor Inspections
The Town of Huntington has taken the next step toward addressing parking issues in Huntington Village, with the Town’s Economic Development Corporation authorizing retaining a consultant to study the feasibility of constructing a parking garage on what is currently a surface lot between New and Green Streets. The EDC, in Continue reading Parking Garage Study To Move Ahead for Huntington Village The Town of Huntington recently completed construction of a rain garden bioswale at Centerport Beach, a project aimed at filtering 80 percent of the stormwater runoff there that has been polluting Centerport Harbor. The $276,210 project, partially funded through a $137,322 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Long Island Continue reading TOH Project Aims to Reduce Pollution in Centerport Harbor The Town of Huntington’s two municipal golf courses, Crab Meadow and Dix Hills, will be closed for three days beginning January 1, 2017, as a result of a changeover in course management. The Town’s relationship with Integrity Golf, which managed the courses for the past two years, ends on December 31, 2016. Continue reading Huntington Municipal Golf Courses Closed Jan. 1-3 Move clears way for Huntington Station master developer Renaissance Downtowns to begin construction of mixed-use building with 16 apartments, stores. Huntington Supervisor Frank P. Petrone and the Town Council announce that the Town has completed transfer of a parcel at the corner of New York Avenue and Northridge Street to Huntington Continue reading Huntington Completes Transfer of Northridge Site 
Please click to enlarge photo. An updated interactive map, a new Holiday Parade Facebook page, an expanded gingerbread house competition, Continue reading Seventh Annual Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting Set for Saturday, November 26 Plan released after Town Board unanimously approves piercing state tax cap Immediately after the Huntington Town Board voted unanimously at the September 27 meeting to pierce the state tax cap, Supervisor Frank P. Petrone presented a 2017 proposed budget that maintains all Town services at current levels while calling for a modest Continue reading Town of Huntington 2017 Budget: State Tax Cap Approved |
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