Here is what Huntington voters need to know before they head to the polls on Nov. 7.
The man stole from Home Depot and drove away, police say.
The room features a timeline, news clippings and photos that offer a glimpse into South Huntington's history.
Maggie asked her parents to help save children before she died in 2017. Maggie's Mission funds cutting-edge research and raises awareness.
The challenger shares why she should be elected. Check out the full Q&A with Patch inside the article.
"We are trying to let him know that nothing that has happened to him was his fault," the rescue president said. Would you like to meet him?
He and others obtained $20,000 through a PPP loan after they were accused of providing fraudulent information to the SBA, police say.
Congratulations to the new inductees!
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Gayle Snyder "spends countless hours a month volunteering her time to help others," said the man who nominated her as a LI leader.
The card was used at an Apple Store after eight cards were stolen from a shopping cart in Costco in Melville, police say.
A pavement resurfacing project is coming to the parkway. See when the closures are due.
Employees wore pink for breast cancer and raised money for Pink Aid, a Connecticut-based not-for-profit.
The teenager, who was 14 at the time, fired several shots at a 21-year-old, killing him, in 2021, the DA says.
The incumbent shares why she should be re-elected. Check out the full Q&A with Patch inside the article.
Each honoree was presented with the "key" to the school district, and a crystal award.
The challenger shares why he should be elected. Check out the full Q&A with Patch inside the article.
Nicholas, an 8-year-old, is a gentle, adaptable, patient big boy. Are you interested in adopting him?
Customers can round up their purchases, and Macy's will donate to a local nonprofit that offers free camps to grieving children and teens.
The students were recognized for their outstanding achievements through the Long Island Arts Alliance Scholar-Artist program.
Four venues in the Huntington and Northport areas are collecting food this Sunday, featuring a friendly competition between football teams.
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The incumbent shares why he should be re-elected. Check out the full Q&A with Patch inside the article.
The man, a former Town of Huntington employee, stole his mother's public pension payments after she died in 2021, the DA says.
A football game, carnival, bon fire, and Hall of Fame induction ceremony are all on tap for Friday and Saturday.
Speak Your Legacy Inc. provides speech therapy services to adult, pediatric, and early intervention populations.
The health food chain's Huntington Station opening is the fourth on Long Island. See what's on the menu.
The wing provides a state-of-the art innovation center where students can work to become "tomorrow’s innovators and leaders."
The parkway will be closed overnight for roughly three weeks because of a pavement resurfacing project.
Alex Menghi suffered a season-ending injury but rehabbed enough to rejoin his teammates, his father said, praising his "we>me mentality."
The wallet contained credit cards, police say. Watch video of the theft, provided by police.
All three kittens are around 5 months old. Yuki has an interesting story behind her name. Want to meet the trio?
A generator, circular saws, nail guns, leaf blowers, a wheelbarrow and landscaping equipment were among his loot, police say.
These seven seniors are among approximately 34,000 Commended Students recognized nationwide for their exceptional academic achievement.
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The woman was accused of trafficking the daughter of her domestic partner, forcing the girl to engage in sexual acts for cash, the DA says.
Earl Road was renamed Nicholas "Al" Tarantelli Road at a ceremony Thursday. Tarantelli voluntarily enlisted with the U.S. Army in 1943.
See where the school placed in Niche.com's 2024 rankings.