If you stop by the Southdown Marketplace this weekend, you might see some familiar faces outside the sliding front doors of the Huntington village supermarket.

That’s because the Huntington Rotary Club will be collecting food from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. in support of Huntington-area food pantries, and it’s just one of many ways the nearly 90-year-old Huntington club gives back.

Read on to learn more about the Rotary Club, the initiatives it has carried out, and how it has impacted the lives of so many throughout the years!

Sixteen-year-old Cold Spring Harbor High School junior Devin Burdo decided that he would use his football team’s homecoming game as an opportunity to honor Will Schupler, a 10-year-old whose brain works differently from that of other children his age.

Read on to learn the inspirational story behind the event, including how the football team honored Schupler, along with how they were able to see more than just Will's disability in a way that deeply moved all those present that day.

Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day? Time to party!

Huntington Hibernians packed the bar at Finley’s at Green Street for the Halfway to the Parade celebration Sunday, where Fr. Stephen Donnelly, an associate pastor at St. Patrick’s Church in Huntington village, was formally introduced as the parade’s grand marshal!

Read on to learn more - both about the parade, and about this very Irish celebration that preceded it!