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Who's Closed or Not Operating on Tuesday
The snow will keep several offices and agencies closed on Tuesday. Town of Huntington senior beach house Tri-Community & Youth Agency Town of Huntington Blood Drive Cancelled Tuesday Clark Gillies Arena Closed Through Tuesday HART Bus Service Suspended Through Tuesday No word yet on trash pickup, but the town is posting information on its…
Huntington Town Board Approves Action on Youth Contracts
The Huntington Town Board took the following actions at its December meeting. Authorized Supervisor Ed Smyth to execute agreements for services through the Huntington Youth Bureau. Family Service League, $293,175 Long Island Crisis Center, $10,594 Tri-Community and Youth Agency, $740,140 Youth Directions and Alternatives, Community and Youth Agence, $528,958 Regional Enrichment Agency of…
Spooktacular Fundraiser Set for Tri-CYA
The Tri Community & Youth Agency is gearing up for a night of Halloween fun with a purpose. The nonprofit will host its annual Spooktacular Halloween Fundraiser on Oct. 28 from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Tap Room, 363 New York Ave. in Huntington. The event will feature Halloween-themed entertainment, including psychic readings, a 50/50 raffle, and live performances. Organizers say the evening offers a…
Project TOY Underway at Tri-CYA Office
Thousands of children are receiving toys this week through the Tri-CYA /Family Service League Project Toy. Donations have come in from numerous organizations, including Moonjumpers Charitable Foundation, Inc., Napper Tandy’s Northport, Rotary Club and Nicky’s of Centerport. Debbie Rimler, director of the Tri-CYA, said the organizations are expecting to serve about 3,000 kids, with parents…
Huntington Festival Marks Juneteenth
Huntington celebrated Juneteenth on Saturday, with music, dance and displays of Black history. Held at Manor Field Park, the celebration was emceed by Jillian Guthman, town tax receiver, and included town supervisor Ed Smyth welcoming the crowd, as well as Veronique Bailey, president of the Huntington NAACP, who talked about the history of the federal holiday. Violinist DeAndre Simmons, a…
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