Week in Review: Boy Seeks Heirs to Historic Ring; Teen Center Proposed Above The GAP

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Asharoken Puts on July 4th Show: Grucci fireworks orchestrated the main event, while smaller fireworks celebrations lit up the night sky throughout the Town of Huntington, from Eatons Neck and the Pitt to Centerport, Huntington Bay and beyond.   

Boy Seeks Owners of Historic Ring Found in Northport: A young metal detector enthusiast is seeking the heirs to a 19th century gold ring found near Seymour's Boat Yard.

Teen Rec Center Proposed Above The GAP: A Northport substance abuse awareness and prevention group is proposing a teen recreation center called 'The Right Combination Community Center' (TRC) above the old location of The GAP.

Northport Police Report: Knocking Things Over; Peeping Tom: Another peeping Tom incident was reported in Northport this past week and a man was arrested for trashing Main Street in the wee hours of the morning.

Nathan Hale Statue Stirs LI's Revolutionary Past: One of the Town of Huntington’s most treasured items – a 28-inch, 75-pound bronze statue of Hale – will be on display through July 12.