March is upon us, which means it's time to fill out your NCAA college basketball bracket, revel in the last of this year's winter wonderlands and brace yourself for the beauty of spring. Here's what you have to look forward to this month.

Sitting on a shelf in the basement of Peter DeLuca’s Huntington home is a cup adorned with a morse code legend. DeLuca doesn’t need the legend since he can translate the blips and bloops just by listening to them, but the cup instead acts pays homage to his passion for ham radio, a hobby he has been engaged in for the past 20 years.

Traveling with their parents ever since they were infants, brother and sister T.J. and Isabella Manfuso have not only visited a myriad of countries, but they’ve also started a charity to help needy children beyond Long Island’s borders.

Oheka Castle was the setting for The Townwide Fund of Huntington’s Red Tie Gala on Feb. 11. The annual gala recognizes local residents and business people who help raise money to fund the many grants that the Townwide Fund gives to local charities. 

Check out the next edition of our special Then & Now series, where we look at how Northport village has changed over the years!

Are you getting ready to buy or sell a home? Here are several tips that will help you get started.

Each Valentine’s Day for just over two decades, Huntington Town Clerk Jo-Ann Raia has welcomed couples to Town Hall for the annual Valentine’s Day Marriage Ceremony Marathon.

The Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington is preparing to launch the inaugural spring season of the Cinema Arts Preview Club, which will allow members the opportunity to watch and critique films before they’re publicly available.

Mary Caulfield values Irish theater for its ability to entertain, but she’s also fascinated by its ability to catalyze political change. “Ireland was able to use something I loved so much as a political tool to help inspire and gain independence,” said Caulfield, of Northport.

Grammy-nominated superstar Adam Lambert has taken the country by storm since breaking into the national spotlight as a finalist on the eighth season of American Idol in 2009.

The John W. Engeman Theater in Northport was roaring with laughter Thursday night as members of the audience witnessed the unraveling chaos between two sets of parents in the popular international comedy, “God Of Carnage.”

Huntington village’s Paramount theater has plans to expand. Officials announced Tuesday plans to open a second Paramount location in Baltimore, but they’re not stopping there.

Last spring, as high school students prepared for their proms, South Huntington School District Deputy Superintendent Jacqueline Harris asked Laci Wright to accompany a Half Hollow Hills student to Hempstead so that the student could pick out a prom dress from a giveaway intended to benefit needy kids.

Through her nonprofit Madaworks, Huntington native Diane Powers has raised $3,000 in funds that will be put towards helping needy children in Madagascar continue their education.

This edition of the “Then and Now” photo series showcases archived and contemporary photos Huntington’s most-iconic landmarks. 

Rev. Keith Hayward lit up the Bethel A.M.E. Church of Huntington as the keynote speaker of the Martin Luther King Jr. Jubilee program, hosted by the Huntington branch of the NAACP on Monday.

The Town of Huntington has a range of summer camps with exciting programs that help keep kids sharp, creative and challenged over their summer breaks. And even though we just entered the winter months, some places are already open for registration.

Check out some of the amazing things Town of Huntington individuals accomplished this year!

They come from different age groups and backgrounds, but on Sunday, the Huntington Community Chorus was in grand harmony, sharing holiday cheer in its “Songs Of The Winter Season” recital.

Northport Village was filled with holiday cheer last Thursday night as people shuffled into the John W. Engeman Theater to witness a musical take on the classic Christmas tale of “Miracle on 34th Street.”