News from around the Town of Huntington.
Old furniture, mattresses would be picked up from the curbs more frequently under new contracts.
What do you think of the increased fines and harsher consequences for texting while driving?
New law requires all colleges to provide students with information on fire safety and sprinkler systems after Marist housing fire.
Former town highway supervisor Daniel Donnelly signs up his wife, Linda, to run as a Conservative for town supervisor.
Eugene Cannataro Senior Center open to residents daily until 8:30 p.m.
Suffolk Legis. Lynne Nowick to join Republican primary for Smithtown Town Board this September.
Creighton's campaign manager says signs are disappearing by the dozen; Creighton says he is "disappointed in his opponent."
Homeowners ask Board of Zoning Appeals to enforce buffer between Jericho Turnpike and residential areas.
Councilman Thomas McCarthy asks the town board's Aug. 13 meeting be changed to night of Aug. 15.
Supervisor Patrick Vecchio asks board to consider further court action against Carlson Associates.
Residents want buffer restored between homes and Jericho Turnpike business.
Coordinated lights monitor traffic flow, adjust to buildup.
JuanPablo Andrade is already gearing up to be the youngest candidate in the 2015 election.
Democratic hopeful Steven Snair works for the county's new traffic violations bureau.
Town of Smithtown residents accidentally find city brochure in their mailboxes.
Residents now have access to report from the convenience of their home computer.
FEMA aid covers 90 percent of storm's staggering $6.9M pricetag.
Emptying downtowns, lingering joblessness have some wondering where the recovery has gone.
Deal would forgive $171 million tax challenge, phase out any property tax reductions.
U.S. Supreme Court strikes down the Defense of Marriage Act Wednesday.
Community members have flocked to Twitter to sound off on the landmark ruling.
News from around Huntington.
Legis. Steve Stern visits with former military service men at the Bristal Assisted Living facility.
Suffolk adds service that gives locals opportunity to pair important medical information with their phone numbers.
Town Board to meet 7 p.m. Thursday at the Smithtown senior citizen center.
Jezco is one of the Kings Park businesses ordered to stop its expansion under the June 11 restraining order.
Homeowners say a car dealership within 10 feet of their property is too close for comfort.
Pending legislation to restructure LIPA should require LIPA to drop tax challenge, say officials
Business owner seeks to build trucking station for "best possible development" of Smithtown property.
Vecchio questions whether town should limit construction timeframe by restricting building permits.
Campaign season arrives early in the Town of Smithtown.
Town will spend $1.2 million for park's repaving and lights, $3 million to reimburse Sandy costs.
Long Island leaders say they're working with the Red Cross; urge residents to be prepared.
Also, Industrial Development Agency benefits handed out to local vitamin firm.