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See it: Tiny black and brown kitten rescued from busy Long Island highway
LONG ISLAND, N.Y. (PIX11) – A tiny black and brown kitten was rescued Thursday morning from a busy Long Island highway, video obtained by PIX11 News shows. John Debacker, the vice president of Long Island Cat/Kitten Soultion, Inc., received a call around 8 a.m. about a kitten huddle along the center divider of the Wantagh […]
Photos from Patchogue’s final Alive After Five festival of the summer
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. That’s a wrap for Alive After Five this summer. The street festival series, which takes place in Patchogue, held its last event this Thursday from...
Watch: Davis Park beachgoer captures whale breaching
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. A whale put on a show for beachgoers at Davis Park on Thursday, and one lucky visitor captured it on video. Vinny Paganica, who was spending...
Shelter Pets of the Week: Michi and Chiki
This week’s shelter pets are the sweet duo Michi and Chiki who came to the Smithtown Animal Shelter from a home that sadly did not properly care for them. They were both badly neglected, covered in fleas and suffering from hair loss. The team at the shelter has been working overtime to show these cuties what love and proper care looks like. Despite all they have endured, this bonded pair are absolutely adorable together. The shelter team is determined to write a new happy ever after for Michi and Chiki.
Practice makes perfect for Levittown Summer Music Program musicians
Every summer, students from throughout the Levittown School District keep their music skills sharp as they regularly gather to practice at Jonas E. Salk Middle School. Third through 12th graders in their respective schools’ bands and orchestras pick up their instrument of choice at each session of the Summer Music Program. A range of skills are represented, from newcomers to intermediate and advanced players. The program is a great way for students to make friends with peers who attend other Levittown schools and will culminate in a concert for intermediate and advanced players on Wednesday, Aug. 14.
Casa Stellina In Farmingdale Cited As 'Impeccable'
Casa Stellina – located in Farmingdale at 300 Main Street – opened in late March 2024. Under the direction of Executive Chef Fabrizio Facchini, the restaurant serves an array of enticing pasta dishes, made in house daily, like the Agnolotti di Vitello e Tartufo, made with braised veal and truffles, reggiano cream, and veal demi.
Lily Flanagan’s Restaurant Group to reopen The Argyle in Babylon
Greater Babylon coverage is funded in part by The Argyle Theatre, where Broadway comes to Babylon. Click here for tickets to ‘Bye Bye Birdie,’ performing July 11 through Sept. 1. The beloved Argyle restaurant in Babylon is being saved. That, and the rapidly expanding Lily Flanagan’s Restaurant Group...
Photos: ‘Summer House’ stars Carl Radke, Kyle Cooke meet fans on Long Island
A large crowd packed into this Northport restaurant for the chance to meet reality stars Carl Radke and Kyle Cooke from BravoTV’s hit show “Summer House.”. The event took place on Thursday at 5 p.m. at Whales Tale, where fans had the opportunity to meet and take photos with the two. Radke and Cooke were also there to promote Loverboy, the alcoholic beverage company they both are involved with.
Marshall Tucker concert rescheduled for Aug. 21
Due to inclement weather, the Town of Oyster Bay postponed the region’s largest National Night Out celebration with a special tribute to fallen New York Police Department (NYPD) Detective Jonathan Diller and free concert performed by the world-acclaimed Southern rock band, The Marshall Tucker Band. The event will now take place at John J. Burns Park in Massapequa on Wednesday, August 21, with a program at 7:45 p.m. and live concert at 8 p.m.
Headed to the Long Beach sand? Check the surfboard
Summertime in Long Beach is filled with fun on the sand and in the ocean. Residents and visitors swim, surf, play volleyball, build sandcastles. It can all be good at the beach, but it can also be dangerous. Because of this, the city made some new additions at some of the entrances along the boardwalk last month: surfboard-shaped signs detailing the conditions on the beach.
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