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Local BeachesHuntington is a suburban community located on the north shore of Long Island, approximately 40 miles east of New York City. The Town of Huntington has an ethnically diverse population of over 200,000. As a leading summer recreation area, the town takes full advantage of its prime location on the Long Island Sound. Huntington's location provides easy access to Long Island's major highways. The Long Island Rail Road and the town's own bus system offer convenient public transportation.

Surrounding the historic Huntington Village Green, the shops, restaurants and theaters blend in with restored colonial homes, museums and parks to shape one of Long Island's major towns. Within minutes of the village center, business offices, shopping malls and colleges attract many community residents. Long known as a Suffolk County cultural center, Huntington has its own thriving Arts Council.

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News & Events

  • Family Service League UPK and Lockwood Registration Flyer
  • Family Service League Pre-School Registration Flyer

May 18, 2009 Town Presents District with Keys to Donated Car

In a move that will pay immediate dividends to Huntington School District taxpayers, Town Supervisor Frank P. Petrone turned over a set of keys to a surplus town vehicle that district officials say will be used by security guards to patrol school grounds...full story>>


May 7, 2009 Car Wash at Finley Middle School on Saturday

Joe Straub has a great idea: Build a set of stairs near the Huntington High School tennis courts that will allow pedestrians easy access up and down the hill near the site.  Stairs will be especially welcome during fire drills and other emergencies and might prevent someone from slipping and being injured...full story>>


April 2, 2009 Huntington Poets to be Honored on HART Buses

Let’s hope that Alyssa Crawley and Cristina Badalamenti aren’t the shy kind of teenagers.  The two Huntington High School students were selected as winners in a Town of Huntington poetry contest that drew 166 entries.  Their work will adorn HART busses as the vehicles make their way around the area....full story>>

  • Don’t Let Judgment Take Over by Cristina Badalamenti
  • In the Year of My Demise by Alyssa Crawley


  • March 4, 2009 Parent Funds Transportation to Engeman Theater
  • December 4, 2008 Huntington Opens its Arms
  • December 3, 2008 Townwide Fund Thanksgiving Day Race Attracts Throng
  • November 22, 2008 Family Service League Asks Community for Help
  • October 31, 2008 School Officials Eye Proposed Housing Development
  • October 8, 2008 Huntington Community to Come Together for Hope Through Health
  • September 12, 2008 Residents Beware of Homecoming Parade Route on Sept. 27
  • September 11, 2008 STAR Rebate Checks Coming to Huntington School District Residents
  • August 11, 2008 School District to Join Town in Paper Recycling Program
  • July 14, 2008 Radio Telescope Donated to School District

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Galleries

  • Huntington Remembers PFC Donald Campbell
  • Autumn in Huntington - Heckscher Park
  • Summer in Huntington - Huntington Lighthouse

 

 

 

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Community Links

  • Find a home in our district
  • Town of Huntington
  • Huntington Hospital
  • Huntington Chamber of Commerce
  • Inter-Media Art Center
  • Walt Whitman Birthplace Historic Site
  • Village of Huntington Bay
  • Huntington Historical Society
  • Family Service League
  • Huntington Public Library
  • Heckscher Museum of Art
  • Parents for Megan's Law

 

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