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Huntington Service Recalls The Lost of Sept.11
Huntington on Saturday remembered its 43 citizens gone 23 years since the devastating terror attacks of Sept.11, 2001. The remembrance ceremony, led by Supervisor Ed Smyth, included a listing of the names of those connected to Huntington who were killed that day, as well Read More ...
Peacock Is Adding 150 New Titles For Halloween
Those looking to augment their spooky season streaming options may want to take a look at Peacock, which is hyping the fact that they’re adding “150+ new Halloween titles” this fall, including a first batch that are already available right now. The options include new movies (like...
Rich Leute named Legislative District 5’s Volunteer Firefighter Honoree
For nearly 38 years, Rich Leute, a volunteer firefighter, has selflessly dedicated countless hours to the Setauket Fire Department, demonstrating an immense commitment to his community. For his dedication to the department and district, Suffolk County Legislator Steven Englebright (D-Setauket) honored Leute during the Legislature’s General Meeting on Sept. 4....
Sisters, 2 and 4, apparently drowned in pond on Long Island: SCPD
HOTLSVILLE, N.Y. (PIX11) — Two sisters, ages two and four, were pulled from pond waters in an apparent drowning incident on Long Island Saturday evening, the Suffolk County Police Department said. Officers from the fifth precinct responded to a 911 call at 3:16 p.m. A family member had reported the girls missing from the Fairfield […]
Nutley Raiders Recapture Mayor's Trophy Following a 20-7 Gridiron Victory Over Bloomfield
Coaches at any level of football will tell you that turnovers and penalties will prove costly in the attempt to win a game.For Bloomfield High, that was learned first hand on Sept. 6, when the Bengals lost a 20-7 decision, to Nutley, in the team's home opener. The win moved the Mayor's Trophy back to Nutley, who had held it for three straight years before the Bengals had captured it last season.The Bengals (0-2) will seek its first win in 2024, when it renews a fabled rivalry on Sept. 12, against Montclair, at Foley Field. Don't forget, home games...
3 New Art Galleries Opening This Fall, From Manhattan to Tokyo
The art market may have softened some, but the wobble hasn’t curbed art dealers’ ambitions. Veteran and first-time gallerists alike continue to dream big, whether they’re venturing into new neighborhoods, conquering new markets in far-flung countries, or opening the very first spaces of their own. Here, the heads of three galleries share their plans for much-anticipated debuts in New York, Tokyo, and Los Angeles.How Luxury Resorts Are Transforming into Cultural Destinations Marian Goodman Gallery | New York City The partners at Marian Goodman have been busy since its venerated namesake, now 96, turned over daily operations in 2021. Last year, they debuted...
LAX Is Rethinking the Specifics of Its Expansion Plans
When you’re upgrading the infrastructure of a major airport, the planning process can take time. The effort to replace Newark Liberty International Airport’s monorail with a more reliable form of transportation, for instance, has been years in the works; it’ll be years more before travelers ride on the system set to replace it. There’s a challenge that comes with planning that far in advance, though: sometimes you find yourself reckoning with events that no one saw coming.
Schools: Coltrane Event; Northport Leases
The Coltrane Home in Dix Hills will sponsor A Force for Good Day on Saturday with student musicians providing a free concert. The day, at the Half Hollow Hills Community Library in Dix Hills, will include a giveaway of school supplies. It runs from 1 Read More ...
Garden Greenz presents Cannabis Cup golf tournament in Jersey City
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (PIX11) — The Cannabis Cup is coming to Jersey City in September. The golf tournament presented by Garden Greenz will be held on Sept. 19 at Skyway Golf Course at Lincoln Park West. It will feature cash prizes for the single-player round, foursome and hole-in-one. The single-player prize is $200, $700 for […]
Preparing for emergencies, family style, at the Staten Island Children’s Museum
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- To kick off National Preparedness Month, the New York City Emergency Management Department hosted Family Preparedness Day on Sunday at the Staten Island Children’s Museum. On a cool, late-summer day, parents and children were able to learn the basics of planning for disasters and emergencies...
7th Annual 'Paddle the Peninsula' Kayak Event Set for Saturday
BAYONNE, NJ - Mayor Jimmy Davis and the City of Bayonne will host the 7th Annual Paddle the Peninsula Kayak event on Saturday, September 14. The boat launch is located on Newark Bay, west of Avenue A, and below the end of West 16th Street.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTERDavis reflected that the event in the past has been an enjoyable experience for all participants, allowing people to enjoy recreation on Newark Bay.Kayakers must be at least 12 years of age and those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.The event will feature float-arounds on Newark Bay for 45-minute trips, with safety briefings will take place fifteen minutes to the start of each trip. All participants must call 201-858-6182 to register and to obtain further details. DOWNLOAD THE FREE TAPINTO APP FOR MORE LOCAL NEWS. AVAILABLE IN THE APPLE STORE AND THE GOOGLE PLAY STORE.Participants may either bring their own kayaks or sign up to use ones provided at the event. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
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