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End Of An Era: Iconic Long Island Diner Closing
Some of our favorite Long Island nights end at diners. Some of our favorite breakfast have been served at Long Island diners. We’ve had endless cups of coffee, hours of conversations, even celebrated holidays or “sick days” from school or work at Long Island diners. So when...
Huntington Lighthouse MusicFest to Return
The Huntington Lighthouse MusicFest will get underway next weekend with bands playing from the lighthouse and an audience gathered on vessels of all shapes and sizes. Started in 2006, the music festival has attracted thousands of people drawn to the unique nature of the event. Read More ...
Shipwreck’s Century Award event a celebration of a “special place with special people”
On August 15, the Northport Historical Society presented the Northport Shipwreck Diner with the Century Award, celebrating 100 years of business with all those gathered at the Main Street eatery, including former Shipwreck owner Tim Hess, current owner Denis Beyesdorf, loyal customers, friends and family. The diner has also been...
Fat Boy’s Burrito Co. is now serving its Instagram-famous creations in Patchogue
Greater Patchogue coverage is funded in part by New Village at Patchogue, open-concept rental residences with sleek contemporary design. Click here for a tour. With nearly 100,000 followers on Instagram, Fat Boy’s Burrito Co. has established itself as one of the most popular burrito joints on Long Island. Now,...
Step inside a Connecticut modern farmhouse with stunning waterfront views
This waterfront modern farmhouse was desgined by Cardello Architects together with Fletcher Custom Homes, nestled in Rowayton, a coastal village in the city of Norwalk, Connecticut. The narrow waterfront lot presented a design challenge. After looking at the home that used to occupy this lot, the most obvious design decision was to face the garage doors toward the street, but this parcel also included the rights to a side area that had been visually severed from the property.
Beloved magician Jim McClenahan dead as shocked fans pay tribute to their ‘favorite’ entertainer
A BELOVED children’s entertainer from New York has died after working as a magician for over 25 years. White Post Farms in Melville, New York, confirmed on social media that Jim McClenahan, the star of The Magic & Comedy of Jim McClenahan Show, has died. It is not immediately clear how the longtime magician died. […]
Clear the Shelters Adoption Special
We’re celebrating Clear the Shelters 10th Anniversary at our Port Washington, NY Adoption Center with the following adoption special Monday, August 26 to Monday, September 2. 50% OFF ADOPTION FEES for all dogs and cats 4 months and older for all approved adopters.*. Our Adoption Counselors are ready to...
Raay-Nor’s Chicken Makes Nostalgic Return Through Labor Day
Satisfied grins from ear-to-ear can be seen on diners at Maliblue Restaurant and Bar this week, as the iconic Raay-Nor’s Famous Chicken, a once-staple in Baldwin, makes a temporary but triumphant pop-up return through Monday, Sept. 2. The Baldwin staple closed its doors in 2005, following a wildly successful...
Dinosaurs Strut Their Stuff at Whitman Shops
Colorful dinosaurs and their young fans were aglow Thursday as the LuminoCity Dinosaur Safari Festival got underway at Walt Whitman Shops. Dozens of brightly lit animated characters, representing creatures from ancient epochs, including T-Rexes, mastodons, Brontosauruses and many others, filled the parking lot. Kids could Read More ...
10 BBL Brewing Facility and Taproom For Sale - Long Island NY
Located at 1 S. Chicago Ave Bay Shore, New York our 6,600 sq foot brewery and taproom is for sale. A turnkey production facility and popular tap room that seats 75 customers indoors, and an additional 100+ outside. Approved by the Town of Islip, Southwest Sewer District/Suffolk County Water Authority with transferable permits that are no longer being issued by either entity.
Growing local at Port Jefferson Farmers Market
Here’s why supporting Long Island food producers is more important than ever. It is a Sunday morning in July, about 5 a.m., and the birds are quiet. Andie Fortier and James Burke are loading their truck with a bounty of vegetables they harvested the day before. The drive from their 3-acre farm in Amagansett to the Village of Port Jefferson is about an hour fifteen this time of day. The weather is iffy, but Andie knows the regulars will show up, making the trip worthwhile.
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