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Huntington Man Accused of Fraudulently Collecting More Than $100,000 in Disability Benefits
A Huntington man has been arrested and indicted on charges that he fraudulently collected more than $100,000 in Social Security disability benefits while continuing to compete in weightlifting events and operate a personal training business, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced. Raymond Phillips, 40, is charged with two felony counts related to allegedly falsifying disability…
Greenlawn Man Indicted on Attempted Murder Charge in Shooting of Girlfriend
A Greenlawn man has been indicted on attempted murder and other felony charges after prosecutors say he shot the mother of his children at close range, leaving her paralyzed. Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced that Eric Whilby, 37, was indicted on charges of second-degree attempted murder, first-degree assault and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon in…
Advisory Brings Triple-Digit Heat Index; Town to Open Cooling Centers, Extend Recreation Hours
Get ready for another stretch of extreme summer heat across Long Island. Tuesday will be sunny and hot, with afternoon temperatures climbing to around 93 degrees. Southwest winds of 9 to 14 miles per hour will offer little relief, and Tuesday night will remain warm and muggy with temperatures only falling to around 78 degrees. The hottest day of the week arrives on Wednesday, when temperatures…
Colleges: Local Students Earn Degrees
Georgia Institute of Technology The Georgia Institute of Technology presented degrees to 7,129 undergraduate and graduate students during the Institute’s 270th Commencement exercises May 7 – 9. Among the graduates were: Katerina Efthymiou of Commack (11725) Alexander Frawley of Halesite (11743) Esteban Maraboli of Huntingtn Sta (11746) Mahbubur Rahman of Huntington (11743) Marissa Reichelscheimer…
Cinema Arts Centre Challenges Filmmakers to Create Short Films in Just 48 Hours
Aspiring filmmakers will have the opportunity to put their creativity and endurance to the test this summer as the Cinema Arts Centre hosts its annual 48-Hour Filmmaking Competition. The challenge gives teams just one weekend—from 7 p.m. Friday, July 24, to 7 p.m. Sunday, July 26—to write, shoot, edit and score an original short film. Participants won’t learn their film’s genre or the required…
Blighted Housing, Contracts, Museum Placement on Town Board Agenda
The Huntington Town Board meeting will convene at 2 p.m. Tuesday to take up blighted housing, appointment of a director of general services, and other matters. A group of residents say they will attend the meeting to object to plans to place the Huntington African American Museum at Fair Meadow Park, a 9-acre mostly unused piece of land at the northwest corner of the Pulaski Road-Park Avenue…
School News: Music Scholarships, Mental Health Funding Lawsuit
St. Anthony’s Alumni Among MLB Draft Prospects Two St. Anthony’s High School alumni are expected to be selected in this weekend’s Major League Baseball Amateur Draft. According to Newsday, Jason DeCaro, an East Northport native and University of North Carolina pitcher, and CJ Alfano, who is committed to West Virginia University, are among the players projected to be drafted. The 2026 MLB Amateur…
7th Avenue Furniture Retailer Opening at Walt Whitman Shops
Los Angeles-based furniture retailer 7th Avenue will open its first Long Island store on Saturday at Walt Whitman Shops. The 1,206-square-foot showroom becomes the company’s 20th-plus location nationwide and its second showroom in partnership with Simon Property Group. The opening follows the recent launch of a showroom at King of Prussia Mall outside Philadelphia and is part of a broader…
4 Beaches in Huntington Remain Closed by Bacterial Counts
Four Huntington beaches are among the 13 beaches that will remain closed because of high bacterial counts, the Suffolk Department of Health said Wednesday. The 13 beaches are: Gold Star Battalion beach in Huntington Knollwood Beach in Huntington Fleets Cove Beach in Huntington Huntington Beach Community Association in Huntington Tanner Park beach in Copiague Venetian Shores Park beach in…
School News: Administrators Named at Local Districts
The Half Hollow Hills Central School District has announced three administrative appointments for the 2026-2027 school year, naming Maria Belfiore as principal of Half Hollow Hills High School West, Lana Long Louis as principal of Vanderbilt Elementary School and Paige Furman as director of English Language Arts, Business and Careers. District officials said each administrator brings extensive…
Man Accused of Fighting Cops, Damaging Tombstone at Huntington Rural Cemetery
Suffolk County Police arrested a man Tuesday after they said he desecrated a tombstone, threw rocks at passing vehicles and fought with police officers. Police gave this account: Michael Laraque was standing at the edge of Huntington Rural Cemetery, at 555 New York Ave., throwing rocks into the street at approximately 6:30 p.m. The rocks damaged three passing motor vehicles and broke a window at…
3 Accused of Stealing $4.8 Million Worth of Checks From Mailboxes in Suffolk, Including Huntington
Three New York City men have been charged after authorities say they used a makeshift “fishing” device to steal thousands of pieces of mail from U.S. Postal Service collection boxes across Suffolk County, recovering more than 6,750 stolen checks worth an estimated $4.8 million. According to investigators, the defendants traveled from the Bronx to Suffolk County on June 3, targeting USPS…
Op-Ed: Suffolk to Take Up Resolution on Formaldehyde in Beauty Products
A resolution has been introduced before the Suffolk County Legislature to ban the sale in Suffolk of “personal care products” containing formaldehyde and also require “warning labels for products that may release formaldehyde.” Legislator Jason Richberg of Wyandanch, co-sponsor of the bill and also the Democratic minority leader on the legislature, said in an interview recently that the…
2 Properties Housing Restaurants Listed for Sale
Two mixed-use properties that house restaurants and other uses, one in Greenlawn and another in Halesite, are on the market.. The building at 81 Broadway, Greenlawn, home to Old Fields Restaurant,is priced at $2.7 million. In addition to the restaurant, the two-story building includes 10 residential dwellings above. It was built in 2009 and is zoned C-6. It offers 6,095 square feet of space, and…
James Urges Borrowers to Prepare for End of Student Loan Program
Attorney General Letitia James is urging borrowers enrolled in the federal Saving on a Valuable Education student loan repayment plan to begin preparing for its termination, warning that many could face higher monthly payments if they do not take action. In a consumer alert issued this week, James advised New Yorkers with federal student loans to review their repayment options and select a new…
Rainfall to Continue; PSEG-LI Says Most Outages Restored
Smoke rises from a power line Monday morning after it was struck by a falling tree on Brown’s Road. The Huntington Fire Department responded. Photo by Loary Milanese Gunn. Rain is expected to continue with showers and a possible thunderstorm in the forecast, the National Weather Service said Monday. As of 9 a.m., PSEG-LI said it had restored power to more than 34,800 customers and said it…
State of Emergency Declared as More Heavy Rain Is Expected
A state of emergency was declared in both Suffolk and Nassau Counties as more fierce weather is expected to follow Saturday’s thunderstorm. PSEG-LI said that as of 8:45 PM, it had restored power to more than 26,500 customers affected by the thunderstorms since 8 PM Saturday. About 7,000 customers were without power as of 9:30 p.m. The eastern end of Long Island was especially hard hit, with…