Prime restaurant is celebrating its 10-year anniversary, Tutto Pazzo is offering its signature snowfall discount, and a new restaurant may be coming to New York Ave. soon.

East Northport Middle School’s SHARE club amassed 575 pounds of pet food during its second annual Pet Food Drive this winter, besting last year’s total of 300 pounds.

Aesop Rock, hit alternative hip-hop artist and producer, will come home to his native Town of Huntington on Jan. 21 to fill The Paramount with his loquacious lyrics, coupled with fresh beats that might just warp the fabric of reality.

Cold Spring Harbor students know they’re in for a treat when Christopher Homer is at the helm of the class.

One restaurant is leaving New Street in Huntington village, while another will be arriving soon.

Theater and film wouldn’t be the same without the music that ignites the scene. With talented musicians, music sparks an emotional response with audience members and although it may go unnoticed since the sound itself cannot be seen, it plays a major role in any production.

Alyssa Fox, a senior at Huntington High School, is on her way to master the finer points of aperture, shutter speed and white balance as she attempts to capture the individuals, emotions and the zoomed-in side of life.

When Kyle Gutman was in eighth grade, his parents bought a 1989 Grand Jeep Wagoneer.

But, the old gem needed work.

So began a process where Gutman, of Lloyd Harbor, and his father would put the work in to restore it.

Dr. Scott Coyne, of Lloyd Harbor, who was recently honored at both state and county levels as a physician of excellence, remembers the turning point for when he was propelled beyond the walls of a hospital and into the world of first responders.

Check out town residents who made some incredible accomplishments and hit momentous milestones throughout 2016.

Panera Bread and Northport Stop & Shop are helping feed Long Islanders struggling with hunger this holiday season, and 110 Japan is ushering in the new year in style.

Every holiday season, Commack resident Jonathan Dignam looks forward to taking his 5-year-old daughter and 12-year-old niece around town to take in the festive holiday lights and decorations affixed to homes.

But it can become frustrating after so many years, he added, to search for such homes.

So, he thought to himself, “I’d like to make a map for myself.”

Singer-songwriter Kirsten Maxwell has been making strides in her music career ever since she started singing at 5 years old. She eventually grew to, as a 23 year old, release her first album, “Crimson,” in April 2015.

Almarco Italian Grill is offering a unique dining experience with its new chef table menu, while Kashi Japanese will be teaching customers how to prepare sushi to ring in the New Year. 

Long Island’s own indie rock and post-hardcore band, The Sleeping, is reuniting after 10 years for a one-night-only show at The Paramount on Friday.

Before she was a pop star, Meredith O’Connor was a target of bullies.

The Cold Spring Harbor native recently visited Walt Whitman High School to speak with Silas Wood Sixth Grade Center students about the realities of bullying and the power of self-esteem and honesty in overcoming her struggles.

A little piece of Montauk has come west to Huntington.

Montauk Salt Cave West promises to take the salt therapy business that first opened on the North Fork in August 2015 and bring its healing powers to Huntington.

Eli Gordon, a junior kicker for the Cold Spring Harbor Jr./Sr. High School varsity football team, spent his fall season kicking for a cause, raising funds for his “Kick Cancer” initiative.

Restaurants across the Town of Huntington will be preparing decadent holiday dishes for the community, where families and dress up and enjoy a night out on Christmas Eve.