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Huntington Officials Put Personal Stamp on Dangers of DWI

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Pink in the Park Tackles Breast Cancer

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Vendors Needed for Career Fair

Vendors are needed for a career planning event at Walt Whitman High School. It is sponsored by  Councilwoman Theresa Mari, Supervisor Ed Smyth, in partnership with Walt Whitman High School and the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. The goal of the Career Planning Event is to provide resources, career advice, and opportunities to students and community members. The fair is planned for…

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See These in September: Time Capsule, Greek Fest, Cow Harbor Days, Pickle Festival

Summer is winding down, unofficially at least, on Monday but Huntington’s many fall celebrations, festivals, historical events, fundraisers and more are coming up quickly. Sept. 7  The Harborfields Public Library will open a 100-year-old time capsule, as part of its centennial celebration. The celebration is scheduled for 11 a.m. at the library at 31 Broadway, Greenlawn, and will include the…

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Huntington's Summer Carnival Underway

The second full day of the Huntington Summer Carnival brought families out to Breezy Park for music, rides, food and a chance to dunk an elected official in a tank of water. The carnival, which continues Sunday, is a fundraiser for town youth programs. Supervisor Ed Smyth was first up in the dunk tank, and quickly was sent into the water on the his son, Harlan’s, third throw. Councilman Sal Ferro…

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Board Names Members to Advisory Committees

The Huntington Town Board appointed several residents to advisory boards this week. Named to the LGBTQ+ committee was Alexa Hines, appointed by Councilwoman Brooke Lupinacci. Her term expires Dec. 31, 2027. Dana Thompson was appointed to the Local Waterfront Revitalizaton Plan advisory committee, sponsored by Councilman Sal Ferro, to a term expiring July 1, 2026. Appointed to the new Children…

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'Pink in the Park' Fair to Address Breast Cancer

A Pink in the Park event to about preventing breast cancer and education is scheduled for Sept. 29 in Heckscher Park in Huntington. The Pink in the Park Breast Cancer Prevention and Education Fair, sponsored by Town Councilwoman Theresa Mari, will include a mobile mammogram van, provided by the Stony Brook University Cancer Center, vendors and stories of those affected by cancer. Local businesses…

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Whole Foods Opens With a Splash, Breaking of Bread

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Huntington Commemorates Its Declaration of Rights

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Huntington Honors Musician With Street Renaming