Eight-year-old Melville resident Preston Park has added more gold to his trophy case.

Audience members experienced high energy, fun choreography and lots of laughter during Thursday night’s show of the John W. Engeman Theater’s electrifying production of “Grease.”

From the moment Hugo Valenti first heard Steve Perry’s voice, he was captivated by his range and belting voice, eventually coming to master the same vocal “calisthenics” the Journey frontman employed.

Local nonprofit The Huntington Club has again made donations in support of local charities, a continuation of its yearly tradition to support causes that are not widely publicized.

Each day, Heckscher Museum provides visitors with interesting educational programming and varied exhibitions to explore. Keep reading below for an inside look at some of the offerings the museum will have this summer.

Fifteen talented and prideful members of Norwood Avenue Elementary School’s poetry club had their work published in their book titled, Apprentice Poets: Norwood Avenue School, Northport Edition. The book consists of 35 poems from the 15 club members, and artwork by third-grader and club member Paolo Greco, featured on the cover.

What started as a 5,300-year-old murder mystery has led to a pristinely preserved mummy, the replica of which is now showcased at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory DNA Learning Center.

On Monday, while some worked away, plenty played across town.

Thirteen-year-old Maxwell DeBrino has had a passion for studying birds ever since he was young and first discovered his fascination with owls and penguins.

Internationally renowned pop-artist Romero Britto is gearing up to display some of his colorful, wacky and whimsical works at a Northport Village gallery next week.

Suffolk Legislature Presiding Officer DuWayne Gregory, along with co-sponsor Legislator William “Dock” Spencer (D-Centerport), launched last Thursday the Distinguished Youth Award program, a means to promotes and recognizes achievement, initiative and service in Suffolk youth.

In the case of an active shooter, the Huntington Community First Aid Squad is ready for action after it a drill it conducted at St. Anthony’s High School on June 17.

Get ready to dive back into the ’80s and get ready for a “classic Depeche Mode setlist,” courtesy of tribute band Strangelove at The Paramount on July 8.

Armed with gloves, garbage bags and a clipboard, members of the Elwood-John Glenn Lady Knights girls lacrosse team broke up into smaller groups last month to sweep the grounds of Crab Meadow Beach in Northport, cleaning up garbage and marking down each of the items they collected.

A Dix Hills teenager collected and recycled more than 10,000 plastic bottles throughout this past school year, and has donated proceeds from the collection to a local charity.

Cold Spring Harbor’s Whaling Museum and Education Center has a new look.

A former Huntington resident, and current bishop with the Christian Charities Deliverance Church, Norris Porter was recently recognized for his over 50 year effort to serve both the church and the Huntington community.

Richard Castellano’s 38-year run as head coach of the Northport High School girls basketball team has led to a total of 10 county championships, including six straight from 1989-1994 and three straight from 2004-2006 – the other came in 1986.

Yoga in a calm, tranquil atmosphere can purify the soul and help still the mind, said Adam Levy, co-owner of SOUND Body & Mind. The studio, which overlooks the water of Huntington Harbor, is taking that philosophy to the next level with rooftop classes allowing yoga lovers to greet the sun as it rises.

Congratulations, to the Cold Spring Harbor Class Of 2017!