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“Yond Cassius over there has a lean and hungry look. He thinks too much.” Julius Caesar; Act I Scene1 The normally tranquil hills of Centerport have been shuddering lately. Not from one of Mother Nature’s late Nor’Easters, but from a groundswell of discontent aired by residents who see the serenity of their bucolic hamlet threatened Continue reading Centerporters Generate “Groundswell” 
At its peak, Centerport Harbor Civic Association and Bald Eagles of Huntington boasted nearly 50 demonstrators braving the cold and wind to show their displeasure Continue reading Centerporters Rally Against 7-11 
Two of Huntington’s Qwik Ride shuttles. A ribbon-cutting will be held today for Huntington’s Free Qwik Ride Shuttle, which will be open to the Continue reading Free Quik Ride Shuttle Open to Public and Village Employees 
Left to right: Patrizia Floro, Owner, KidzHitz; Councilwoman Joan Cergol; Supervisor Chad A. Lupinacci. Supervisor Chad A. Lupinacci and Councilwoman Joan Cergol Continue reading KidzHitz Grand Re-Opening at New Karaoke-Recording Party Venue
Yond Cassius over there has a lean and hungry look. He thinks too much. Men like him are dangerous. —Julius Caesar; Act I Scene1 After enduring a miserable ride on the Continue reading Trapped at the Station The Huntington Town Board, at its January 23 meeting, approved limiting elected Town officials to three four-year terms. The measure, which applies to all persons elected in 2017 and after, affects the Town Supervisor, the members of the Town Council, the Town Clerk, Receiver of Taxes and Highway Superintendent. “This is Continue reading Huntington Town Board Approves Term Limits
Suffolk County Police arrested four people for selling e-liquid nicotine to minors at businesses located in the Town of Huntington, New York. In response to community complaints, Second Precinct Crime Section officers and representatives from the Suffolk County Department of Health Services Tobacco Regulation Enforcement Unit conducted an investigation into Continue reading Arrests Made For Selling E-Liquid Nicotine to Minors Chad Lupinacci will take the oath of office to become Huntington’s 81st Supervisor. Councilmen Mark Cuthbertson and Edmund J. Smyth and Highway Superintendent Kevin S. Orelli will also be sworn in at an inaugural ceremony that will include performances by the Walt Whitman High School Brass Ensemble, the Walt Whitman Chorale and the Continue reading Huntington Officials to Take Oaths at Jan. 2 Inaugural
The Joy The Eighth Annual Huntington Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting, an event that draws between 5,000 and 10,000 people to view the colorful floats and Continue reading Thousands Expected at 8th Annual Huntington Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting A hotline service to aid at-risk youth, whose existence was threatened by the unexpected loss of a federal grant, will be able to continue, thanks to a partnership between the Town of Huntington and the charitable organization The Townwide Fund of Huntington. The Town and the Townwide Fund have each pledged Continue reading In Crisis Youth Hotline |
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