Huntington|News|
Boz Scaggs Tickets Going on Sale
Guitarist to perform at the Paramount in May.
Pam Robinson, Patch Staff
Pam Robinson, Patch Staff
- Huntington, NY
Pam is associate regional editor for Patch Long Island/North Shore, a resident of Huntington since 1982, and a co-founder and first president of the American Copy Editors Society.
She can be reached at pam.robinson@patch.com or 516-287-8931.
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Huntington|News|
Hotel, Doggie Day Care on Station Agenda
Group hears proposals for new businesses, hotel development.
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Medford, NY|News|
Patchogue-Medford Claims Robotics Win
Students from around Long Island compete at robotics invitational.
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Oyster Bay, NY|News|
Peter Max Coming to the Book Revue
Artistic icon is due Tuesday for talk in Huntington.
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Half Hollow Hills, NY|News|
Peter Max Coming to the Book Revue
Artistic icon is due Tuesday for talk in Huntington.
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Plainview, NY|News|
Peter Max Coming to the Book Revue
Artistic icon is due Tuesday for talk in Huntington.
Pam Robinson, Patch Staff
Northport, NY|News|
Peter Max Coming to the Book Revue
Artistic icon is due Tuesday for talk in Huntington.
Pam Robinson, Patch Staff
Syosset, NY|News|
Peter Max Coming to the Book Revue
Artistic icon is due Tuesday for talk in Huntington.
Pam Robinson, Patch Staff
Farmingdale, NY|News|
Peter Max Coming to the Book Revue
Artistic icon is due Tuesday for talk in Huntington.
Pam Robinson, Patch Staff
Huntington|News|
Peter Max Coming to the Book Revue
Artistic icon is due Tuesday for talk in Huntington.
Pam Robinson, Patch Staff
Huntington|News|
Services Friday for 2 Fire Victims
Huntington Station organization collecting funds to help family.
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Huntington|News|
Shirley Frederic, Retired Violinist and World Traveler, Dies
Huntington grad performed with USO during World War II before joining San Antonio Symphony.
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Great Neck, NY|News|
Robots and Students Strut Their Stuff
Great Neck students participate in a robotics invitational hosted by Half Hollow Hills.
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