<a href="http://www.newsday.com/long-island/suffolk/fire-damages-halesite-ronkonkoma-homes-1.3507810">Fire damages Halesite, Ronkonkoma homes</a> 
 Fire damaged two homes in Suffolk County early Monday morning -- one in Halesite, one in Ronkonkoma -- though no one was injured, Suffolk police and fire officials said. -- JOHN VALENTI 
 HUNTINGTON TOWN 
 Town Board: The Huntington Town board meets tonight at 7 in Town Hall (100 Main St., Huntington) to consider various resolutions. The public is invited to attend. Check Deborah Morris’ Twitter updates <a href="https://twitter.com/#!/dsvmorris">@dsvmorris</a>. 
 PORT JEFFERSON 
 Village Board: The Port Jefferson Village board of trustees meets tonight at 7 in Village Hall (121 W. Broadway). The public can speak during the first part of the meeting; during the business portion, the public may only observe, not participate. Check Patrick Whittle’s Twitter updates <a href="https://twitter.com/#!/pxwhittle">@pxwhittle</a>. 
 MASSAPEQUA PARK 
 Sensor Review: The Massapequa Park Village board of trustees meets tonight at 8 in Village Hall (151 Front St.). The board is to consider the future of an experimental project that used a pavement sensor system to detect parking scofflaws; officials have said the system did not result in as many violations as expected. Check Emily Ngo’s Twitter updates <a href="https://twitter.com/#!/emilyphanngo">@EmilyPhanNgo</a>.

Fire damages Halesite, Ronkonkoma homes Fire damaged two homes in Suffolk County early Monday morning -- one in Halesite, one in Ronkonkoma -- though no one was injured, Suffolk police and fire officials said. -- JOHN VALENTI HUNTINGTON TOWN Town Board: The Huntington Town board meets tonight at 7 in Town Hall (100 Main St., Huntington) to consider various resolutions. The public is invited to attend. Check Deborah Morris’ Twitter updates @dsvmorris. PORT JEFFERSON Village Board: The Port Jefferson Village board of trustees meets tonight at 7 in Village Hall (121 W. Broadway). The public can speak during the first part of the meeting; during the business portion, the public may only observe, not participate. Check Patrick Whittle’s Twitter updates @pxwhittle. MASSAPEQUA PARK Sensor Review: The Massapequa Park Village board of trustees meets tonight at 8 in Village Hall (151 Front St.). The board is to consider the future of an experimental project that used a pavement sensor system to detect parking scofflaws; officials have said the system did not result in as many violations as expected. Check Emily Ngo’s Twitter updates @EmilyPhanNgo.

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