To opt out, or not to opt out?

With the controversial grades 3-8 Common Core mathematics and English exams as well as the grades 4 and 8 science tests just around the corner, parents are grappling with the dilemma of whether or not to take the plunge and opt their children out of the tests.

Read on now to learn the full situation, including more on the multitudes of arguments on both sides of the debate!

The potential developer of 400 Park Ave. in Huntington – former location of Platt’s Tavern, where it’s said George Washington once dined – believes his proposal for a medical office on the property could “revive” the historic area, despite backlash from local preservationists.

Read on for the full scoop on the proposal, including the positions both sides have taken on the divisive matter!

The 2015-2016 state budget on Wednesday morning finally led to the release of much-awaited school aid information - and indeed, the $142-billion budget agreement includes $23.5 billion for schools, which reflects a $1.3-billion increase from last year.

The Town of Huntington’s eight school districts on average are receiving a 7.7-percent increase in state aid from last year, amounting to $10.8 million of the additional $157 million projected for Long Island schools.

Read on to learn how officials are reacting to this allocation, along with how much funds each local school district is slated to receive!