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1. John Glenn High School Earns State Honor For 10th Straight Year (patch.com) — Students and staff at Elwood-John H. Glenn High School, which serves part of the greater Huntington area, are celebrating a major academic-athletic milestone. The school earned New York's School of Distinction honor for the tenth straight year, reflecting that every varsity team qualified as Scholar-Athlete squads during the 2025-26 season.
2. Is Oheka Castle worth $137 million? Why, experts say, an auction price is anyone's guess. (newsday.com) — Oheka Castle in Huntington's Cold Spring Hills is heading to an Oct. 27 auction in Manhattan, and experts say its true value is hard to pin down despite a recent $137 million appraisal. With town approval for up to 95 condos and its role as a hotel and event venue, the sale could reshape development, traffic, and the local economy around one of Huntington's most iconic properties.
3. Historic Long Island Indie Theatre in Crisis After Beloved Co-Director Fired: Protests, Cancellations, Accusations of 'Disloyalty' (indiewire.com) — Huntington's Cinema Arts Centre is in turmoil after longtime co-director Dylan Skolnick was fired, sparking protests, petitions, donor backlash, and steep drops in ticket sales that could threaten the theater's future. Board members cite alleged misconduct and conflicts of interest, while Skolnick and supporters say a new board has staged a hostile takeover and abandoned the theater's socially engaged programming.
4. Aquebogue nurse wins prestigious DAISY award (newsday.com) — A veteran nurse who once worked at Huntington Hospital, Aquebogue resident Michele Latona, has earned People's Arc of Suffolk's first DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses. With more than 40 years in nursing and two decades serving people with developmental disabilities, she's praised for quick action in emergencies and for mentoring staff who care for vulnerable Long Islanders, including many from the Huntington area.
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