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The Town of Huntington will join communities across the nation Tuesday, August 2, in marking the 34th annual National Night Out, the event that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to help make neighborhoods safer, better places to live. Scheduled for Manor Field Park from 5 to 8 p.m., the event is a partnership among Continue reading Huntington to Mark National Night Out August 2
Jose Benitez “Yond Cassius over there has a lean and hungry look. He thinks too much. Men like him are dangerous.” Julius Caesar; Act 1 Continue reading VT’s Investigative Report: Part 2 DEAR EDITOR: On Tuesday night, my colleagues and I were forced to remove important legislation from town code which for nearly 10 years controlled where registered sex offenders can live in this town. Previously, Huntington’s Child Protection Act, enacted in 2005, prohibited level two and three sex offenders from living within a quarter-mile of Continue reading Letter to the Editor: State Must Act On Sex Offender Laws “Yond Cassius over there has a lean and hungry look. He thinks too much. Men like him are dangerous.” Julius Caesar; Act 1 Scene 2 The Town of Huntington Flak Brigade issued a press release on April 29th praising the Board’s recognition of seventeen young poets who were selected for participation in Poetry for Continue reading And Nero Fiddled 
Photo by Steve Silverman The Dix Hills Fire Department responded to an early morning house fire on Arbor Lane in Continue reading Dix Hills FD Makes Quick Stop on Attic Fire 
Photo by Steve Silverman The Dix Hills Fire Department responded to an early morning house fire on Wolf Continue reading Family Escapes Dix Hills House Fire
The Huntington Town Board, at its February 10 meeting, appointed two members to the Town’s Board of Ethics, bringing the board up to its full complement of five members. Named to the Ethics Board were Huntington resident Sam Miller, a longtime official with the New York regional office of the federal Department of Continue reading Two Named to Town of Huntington Ethics Board With a forecast for significant snow and high winds starting early tomorrow morning and continuing throughout the day, Huntington Supervisor Frank P. Petrone declared a snow emergency, effective at 12:01 a.m. January 23, closed Town facilities and cancelled all activities and events. “This is our first storm of the season, and the forecast is Continue reading Snow Emergency Declared For Huntington Huntington Community First Aid Squad has a near fifty-year history of providing emergency medical services to town residents from Lloyd Harbor to Melville and the Nassau County line to Greenlawn. The all-volunteer group operates from a large, modern facility on Railroad Street in Huntington Station and is equipped to deploy multiple vehicles if a Continue reading What’s Going on at HCFAS? |
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