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🌱 Patch AM: How Huntington women quietly helped pioneer pro-style baseball on Long Island
Also check out An Evening with Author Ann Helfgott: The Naomi Scrolls on the Huntington Patch calendar

Greetings Huntington! We're your go-to source for what's happening in town. Read on to get plugged in! ☕️️
In today's newsletter:
- How Huntington women quietly helped pioneer pro-style baseball on Long Island
- Which Huntington dishes now send donations to medically fragile children?
- Huntington Station pastor joins island-wide call to protect immigrants
Also on today's calendar: An Evening with Author Ann Helfgott: The Naomi Scrolls and 12 more events.
Today's riddle: What do you call advice from a cow ? 🤔 (Answer below!)
- Monday: Breezy in the morning; cloudy, with a high of 69 and low of 59 degrees.
- Tuesday: Cloudy, a little rain; windy, temps: high: 66, low: 56.
- Wednesday: Mostly cloudy and windy, with a high of 65 and low of 55 degrees.
📰 News we're reading
• Play ball! When Long Island women played pro baseball (newsday.com) — Women from Huntington once played professional-style baseball on Long Island, starring for the Huntington Manorettes and drawing players from Huntington High School and local defense plants. This deep dive into mid‑century women's leagues highlights how Huntington athletes helped pioneer televised women's games and broke barriers in a male‑dominated sport, long before today's renewed push for women's pro baseball.
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• The Giving Table partners with Long Island restaurants to raise money (newsday.com) — Two Huntington spots, IMC Restaurant & Bar and Crabtree's New York & Main, are joining The Giving Table, where ordering certain dishes sends donations to Angela's House, which supports medically fragile children. Huntington diners can enjoy featured plates like branzino crudo or Wagyu skirt steak while contributing a few dollars per order, with organizers hoping to grow monthly fundraising as more Long Island restaurants sign on.
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• Babylon Mass an appeal with prayer to spotlight threats to immigrants (newsday.com) — A Huntington Station pastor joined other Long Island clergy in a special Babylon Mass urging Catholics to stand with immigrants facing deportation and family separation. With most of his St. Hugh of Lincoln parishioners coming from Central America, he and fellow advocates called for stronger legal protections, support for immigrant-owned businesses, and participation in local justice groups responding to stepped-up federal enforcement.
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🗓 Upcoming Events in Huntington
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★ Featured events ★
- An Evening with Author Ann Helfgott: The Naomi Scrolls →
Main Auditorium, 338 Main St, Huntington
6:30 pm - Taylor Simon King →
Paramount, 370 New York Ave, Huntington
7:30 pm - Heritage Fall Festival 2026 →
Heritage Farm & Garden, 6050 Northern Blvd, East Norwich
9:00 am - Wading River - Shoreham Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival →
The Shoppes at East Wind, 5768 NY-25A, Wading River
11:00 am - Harvest Moon Fall Festival and Fundraiser →
Orkestai Farm,
3:30 pm - Huntington Village Art Walk →
Huntington Art Center, 7 Wall St, Huntington
12:00 pm - Hillbilly Allegedly: A JD Vance Parody Show →
Gold Coast Forum, 111 South St, Oyster Bay
8:00 pm
Wednesday September 23
Friday September 25
Saturday September 26
Sunday September 27
Saturday October 3
Sunday October 4
Friday October 9
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Other local events
- Hearts in Hand Community Connection Group →
Huntington Public Library (Station Branch), 1335 New York Ave, Huntington Station
2:00 pm - Finance 101 →
Huntington Public Library (Station Branch), 1335 New York Ave, Huntington Station
2:00 pm - Tactile Poetry w/Christina Rau →
246 Old Walt Whitman Rd, Huntington Station
9:00 am - Blooms by the Bay Fundraiser Luncheon →
494 Fire Island Ave, Babylon
10:00 am - Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera →
Huntington Public Library, 338 Main St, Huntington
7:00 pm - New Beginnings for Singles →
Huntington Public Library, 338 Main St, Huntington
6:30 pm - Community-Wide Yard Sale →
Centerport, Centerport
9:00 am - Grateful Paw Cat Shelter Yard Sale →
Grateful Paw Cat Shelter, 3 Verleye Ave, East Northport
9:00 am
Tuesday September 22
Wednesday September 23
Thursday September 24
Friday September 25
Saturday September 26
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🗞 Nearby News
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- Under pressure from Trump administration, NYU Langone Health will end gender-affirming care to minors and pay an $8.5M fine (newsday.com)
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- Autism affects far more boys, and the placenta could help explain why (earth.com)
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