Huntington Station, NY News & Events

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Huntington officials now can serve fewer years before their retirement health benefits kick in

One town board member defended the change Tuesday in the wake of some criticism.

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Photos: Suffolk girls basketball — Hauppauge at Harborfields

Photos: Suffolk boys basketball — Hills West at West Islip

Jean's 18 points off bench lead dominant Half Hollow Hills West

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Michalopoulos, Korsh lead Harborfields girls basketball past Hauppauge

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Upcoming Events

Wednesday, January 7

North Shore Civil War Roundtable: Ulysses S. Grant

Jan8

Dr. Curtis Fields will be live via Zoom to discuss Ulysses S. Grant, from commissioning as a regimental commander to Fort Donelson, as well as his contemporaries and post-Civil War relationships

Where

South Huntington Public Library

145 Pidgeon Hill Rd.

Huntington Station, NY

Phone

631-549-4411

Price

free

Website

shpl.info

Winter Series: Come Together

Jan9

Come Together will perform the biggest hits of the '60s and '70s, including music from The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Foundations, The Dave Clark Five and more, cardholders only, register

Where

South Huntington Public Library

145 Pidgeon Hill Rd.

Huntington Station, NY

Phone

631-549-4411

Price

free

Website

shpl.info

Classical Sundays: Piano Duo

Jan11

Pianists Chloe Chuyue and Zhu Wang will perform pieces by Brahms, Schubert and Rachmaninoff

Where

South Huntington Public Library

145 Pidgeon Hill Rd.

Huntington Station, NY

Phone

631-549-4411

Price

free

Website

shpl.info

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First in NewsdayMassive baby retailer opens LI clearance center with price cuts on essentials

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Wednesday, January 7

Only in NewsdayGuide: LI's standout bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches

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Only in NewsdaySneak peek: LI restaurants opening in 2026

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Only in NewsdayLI's biggest restaurant closings of the year

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As it turns 100, the Long Island Association confronts LI's cost crisis

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Fashion trends 2026: Structure meets softness for spring

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71-year-old man charged in Huntington shooting

Active Catholic, former NY Telephone manager Joe Clines dies at 93

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Northwell nurses file strike notice at 3 Long Island hospitals

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Only in NewsdayFewer LI students get top scores on English Regents exam. What's driving the decline?

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Deadline passes in Northwell nurses' contract talks

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Vigil kept by family of man critically hurt by alleged DWI driver

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Whitman girls basketball's Creighton scores 19 points to beat Commack

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Photos: Suffolk girls basketball — Whitman at Commack

Barnes & Noble South Huntington building sells for $14.2M

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Only in NewsdayWhole milk could soon return to school lunchrooms on LI

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Only in NewsdayHappy ending after theft of Huntington Station charity's toys for kids

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Co-owner of Munday's diner in Huntington dies at 77

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LI nurses at 3 hospitals authorize strike if Northwell and union don't reach deal by Dec. 31

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'A holiday nightmare'

I spent $100G on my 2025 LI wedding. Was it worth the splurge?

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St. Anthony's football star Bala wins Rich Reichert Award

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Only in NewsdayWhy beef costs more — and what Long Island steakhouses are doing about it

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Only in NewsdayFewer LI students get top scores on English Regents exam. What's driving the decline?

Only 43.5% of test-takers reached Level 5, the state's highest academic level, in the 2024-25 school year. That marked a drop of nearly 10 percentage points from the prior year.

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