Page One: The Week That Was

: Six people were arrested and nine others treated for sickness and injury at a recent Paramount Theater event, raising concerns in the community regarding the newly-opened Huntington venue which has been plagued by a string of similar incidents in recent months.

: Administrators in the South Huntington school district have voted to freeze their salaries for next year, Superintendent Thomas Shea said Wednesday.

: Saddled with looming budget cuts due to state-mandated tax cap limitations, the cost of reopening the Jack Abrams school could nearly double the budget deficit facing the Huntington school district.

: Workers removed signs of the Waldbaum's store on East Jericho Turnpike Tuesday, two days after the 40-year-old store closed for good. 

: Huntington Town Supervisor Frank Petrone met with Paramount Theater partners and other top officials at Town Hall Wednesday to discuss recent events at the Paramount Theater.

: Not many 15 year olds know what they want to do with the rest of their life, but CJ Aslan knows exactly what she wants to be: An Olympic freestyle skier.

: St. Anthony's won its first state CHSAA ice hockey championship, and the Friars did it in dramatic fashion.

: Huntington Town Supervisor  has made considerable progress in his rehabilitation after undergoing major spinal surgery Feb. 9, according to the Town Information Officer A.J. Carter.

:Seven area residents will be honored by the Greater Huntington Civic group in April for endeavors which the organization says refects favorably on the township.

:  swimmer  took home the state Federation title in 200-yard individual medley Saturday in Buffalo, winning in 1 minute, 49.06 seconds.