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1. Best School Districts In Suffolk County Ranked In New 2027 Study (patch.com) — Families in the Huntington area can see how their schools stack up in Niche's new 2027 rankings, where South Huntington and Huntington Union Free both earn strong grades. Walt Whitman High School in South Huntington climbed to fifth among Suffolk public high schools and boosted its overall rating to an A+, while Huntington High School's district secured an A, underscoring competitive options for local students.
2. Boxing News: Oct 10-Unbeaten Prospects Highlight RF55 » September 28, 2026 (fightnews.com) — Huntington fight fans can catch a full night of professional boxing at The Paramount on Saturday, October 10, headlined by hometown unbeaten prospect Ralph Clemente. The Rockin' Fights 55 card features multiple undefeated fighters, local rivalries, and even a live performance, with tickets already on sale for those wanting big-fight energy close to home.
3. Long Island's Historic Oheka Castle Is Headed to Auction (galeriemagazine.com) — Huntington residents will soon see a major change at Oheka Castle, which is being auctioned on October 27 along with rights to a Town of Huntington–approved 95-unit luxury condo project on part of the estate. The historic mansion, long a filming and wedding destination, could gain new ownership and development that reshapes one of the area's most iconic properties.
4. Stubborn 3-day nor'easter lurches off Long Island, leaving 2,000 fallen trees, flooding, outages in wake (newsday.com) — Huntington was hit hard by the three-day nor'easter, with hundreds of downed trees and town crews still clearing more than a hundred trouble spots that blocked roads and tangled power lines. Across Long Island, about 2,000 trees fell and over 128,000 customers lost power, but conditions are improving with drier, milder weather ahead this week.
5. History Close at Hand: George Washington, Benjamin Tallmadge, and the Revolutionary War on L.I. (Part 9) (tbrnewsmedia.com) — Huntington Harbor plays a key role in this installment of a Revolutionary War series, as British forces briefly anchor there while George Washington maneuvers his army and coordinates with French allies. The story traces letters among Washington, Lafayette, Rochambeau, and Benjamin Tallmadge, showing how Long Island's waters figured into larger strategic decisions in 1780.
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