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In 1974, the federal government gave the Town of Huntington three acres that became the Veterans Nature Study Area, with the requirement that the site be used for educational purposes. Several years ago, the site was closed after it was learned that the Veterans Administration Hospital had used the site as a dumping ground Continue reading Huntington Reopens Veterans Nature Study Area
Huntington Supervisor Frank P. Petrone invites all aspiring baseball players to learn from the best – former major leaguers – at a special free clinic on May 19 at Greenlawn Park, which is open to children ages 6-16. The Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association will bring its Legends for Youth Clinic Continue reading Kids Corner: Former Major Leaguers to Hold Clinic at Greenlawn Park Last night, in addition to the adopted budget, the Board of Education approved the following Start/End times for all schools in Huntington School District #3 for next year, 2013-2014: Huntington High School – 7:30AM-2:20PM J.T. Finley Middle School – 8:05 AM-2:55 PM Woodhull Intermediate – 8:45 AM-3:05 PM Flower Hill Primary – 9:20 AM-3:40 Continue reading Huntington School District 3 Start/End Times For 2013-2014
Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Many Children Not Taking Part In State Testing Next Week 
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Saturday, March 23 at 2 p.m., Elwood Middle School From Stage to Screen, www.fromstage2screen.com, Performing Arts Academy, located at 589 West Jericho Turnpike, Huntington,631-423-4440, presents Cinderella G2K, the musical by Rodgers & Continue reading Cinderella G2K, the Musical by Rodgers & Hammerstein, at Elwood Middle School This Saturday 
Irish dancers will perform tomorrow in a children’s program at Walt Whitman Birthplace State Historic Site, Huntington Station. Children of all ages will enjoy a Continue reading Kids Corner: Children’s Program of Irish Dancers at Walt Whitman Birthplace Site Huntington School District 3 Board members kept busy during their public meeting this past Monday night, listening to presentations on school safety and security and the district’s mileage limits for the bus transportation of students. District officials recently conducted a top-to-bottom review of security in every school building. The review utilized the services of Continue reading Busing, School Safety, and STEM School at Jack Abrams Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci (R,C,WF,I–Huntington Station) recently joined Huntington Town Councilman Mark Mayoka, Town Clerk JoAnne Raia and Town Councilman Eugene Cook to honor the three newest Eagle Scouts of Huntington Troop 78 during their Eagle Scout Court of Honor: Dillon Kelly, Alex Wilcox and Brent Filippini. “These young men have worked tirelessly to achieve this Continue reading Troop 78 Honors Three New Eagle Scouts |
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