Where The Long Island Fall Festival Vendors At?
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Can’t seem to track down your favorite Long Island Fall Festival vendor? We've compiled a list of vendors appearing at this year's event.
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Columbus Day Parade Celebrates Italian American Pride
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The Order Sons of Italy in America is gearing up to celebrate its 112th anniversary in Huntington with its annual Long Island Columbus Day Parade on Sunday, Oct. 8
Read More‘Hebrew Hammer’ Headed For Ring at Huntington's Paramount
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Long Island’s own Cletus “The Hebrew Hammer” Seldin will headline the main event for Joe DeGuardia’s STAR Boxing “Rockin’ Fights 28” at The Paramount this Thursday.
Read MoreCold Spring Harbor 9/11 Memorial Adds World Trade Center Beam
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A steel beam from the World Trade Center has been placed in one Cold Spring Harbor park as part of a memorial to those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.
Read MoreDaughter Continues Parents’ Legacy Of Giving with Helping Hands
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Rev. Kimberly Gaines-Gambino, president of the Helping Hand Rescue Mission, is determined to continue the legacy her late parents left, while introducing a new program that focuses on assisting local moms and their babies.
Read MoreLocal Recounts Texas Trip, Hurricane Harvey Relief Efforts
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A group of Town of Huntington residents made their way down to Texas last Thursday night into early Friday morning with five sprinter vans, two box trucks and two tractor trailers loaded with supplies donated by the community to aid victims of Hurricane Harvey.
Read MoreHalesite Author Compiles Series Of ‘Tales2Inspire’
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Author Lois Stern worked for five years to compile her first book, “Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery,” a collection of stories from over 100 women about how cosmetic surgery impacts women’s lives.
Read MoreDinner ‘A Christmas Miracle’ To Community
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Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Huntington Station has hosted Christmas dinners for three decades, but last Friday was the first time 55-year-old William Lorenz had ever been to one.
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Three-Time Cancer Survivor Dedicated To Service
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Albert “Al” Statton might not be the only Long Islander dedicated to collecting supplies for veterans in need, but he is surely one of a kind. A U.S. Army veteran with 30 years of service, he has volunteered for the Greenlawn Fire Department for the last 24 years and is a three-time cancer survivor.
Read MoreOne Family’s Fight For Drug Awareness
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For Dix Hills residents Jody and John Brower, the consequences of heroin abuse are all too real. In June 2014, the parents of three lost their son John to a drug overdose.
Following John’s tragic death, the Brower family has since felt the need to speak out against drug abuse and raise awareness with the goal of helping young people held captive by heroin addiction.
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