In an emotionally charged night Tuesday, hundreds marched in the name of not only the slain teen Maggie Rosales (a Walt Whitman High School senior stabbed to death in Huntington Station), but also for the three other victims of unsolved homicides just within the year (including Station residents Danny Carbajal, 25, Luis Ramos-Rodriguez, 38, and Sarah Strobel, 23). 

Following a deliberately peaceful and organized march, tensions flared in the town board meeting afterwards, as many Huntington Station residents demanded justice needed to be served and action had to finally be taken to stop the string of violent crimes that had ravaged the hamlet for so long.

Read on for the full story, including information on the march, the town board meeting, and how the Huntington Station community has rallied together to take action after the lives of Maggie Rosales and several others were all ended far too soon.

Phase 2 of the Gerard Street parking lot construction has officially began!

Out of the 235 existing spaces, 150 have newly been re-opened, while the 85 that had been open were closed until further notice.

Read on to learn what work will be done in Phase 2, and also how the local Gerard Street lot merchants have reacted to this change!

Walt Whitman High School senior Maggie Rosales was stabbed and left for dead this past Sunday, continuing a vicious string of Huntington Station violence that has included two other stabbings just this past summer alone. 

Read on to learn more about this tragic occurrence, along with what efforts are being made to try and stop this overarching trend of acute 'Station violence' that been taking place for years now.