Sailor For A Day
admin July 20, 2015
Rent a boat for an afternoon at sea By Stephen Levine With summer just around the corner, there’s no better warm-weather
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The Joey Foundation Hosts Double Fundraiser
Kimberly Dijkstra July 14, 2015
On Saturday, July 18, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Joey Foundation, a nonprofit based in Levittown, will host the
Sagamore Hill: Old Home As Good As New
Jill Nossa July 9, 2015
Sagamore Hill is set to reopen this weekend following an extensive rehabilitation that took seven years to complete. The former home
Adding Fun to History At Gettysburg
Tab Hauser July 3, 2015
These days most kids and many adults are hooked on their smartphone no matter what they do or where they are.
Hidden Gem On A Wall Reserved For Greatness
Stephen Romano July 1, 2015
Tucked in the corner of his office was the most important painting of his career, but when Frank Scicchitano painted Ted
Cooperstown: The All-American Town
Christy Hinko June 30, 2015
The National Baseball Hall of Fame is the main attraction in Cooperstown, and its exhibits have broad appeal to even the
What Is Behind The Dam Doors? Experience Howe’s Signature Rock Tour
Christy Hinko June 30, 2015
In the first tour open to the public in more than 100 years, Anton Media Group’s travel editor, Christy Hinko, experienced
Want More Cave Adventures?
Christy Hinko June 30, 2015
Can’t get enough of cave exploration? Check out these upstate caves: Lockport Cave & Underground Boat Ride at 21 Main St.,
Howe Caverns: Six Million Years Old And Still Growing
Christy Hinko June 30, 2015
Stalactites. Stalagmites. Flowstone. These aren’t the names of extraterrestrial, outer space lifeforms, but rather the names of subterranean formations underground, right
Sagamore Hill Set To Reopen This July
Jill Nossa June 27, 2015
After its closure three years ago, Theodore Roosevelt’s home at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site will re-open on July 13. The
Eclectic Vegan Venues On Long Island
Sheri ArbitalJacoby June 25, 2015
Of course vegans can find a variety of options at ethnic eateries around the Island—including mock meat selections at a handful
Our Lady Of Victory Students Participate In Mock Trial
Heather McClintock June 18, 2015
On May 16, Our Lady of Victory (OLV) school in Floral Park sent two teams to participate in the 2015 Catholic
A Sweet And Spicy Summer Via Alex Guarnaschelli’s Recipes
Jennifer Fauci June 4, 2015
What happens when a Food Network dynamo and sinfully tasteful brand of wine get together? An explosion of excitement for your
Readers Tell Us Their Summer Games Memories
Dave Gil de Rubio June 3, 2015
We asked readers to send us your memories of the outdoor games you used to play as children. We received
Woodbury Cosmetic Doctor Gets ‘Real’
Steve Mosco May 27, 2015
A well-known Long Island plastic surgeon is accompanying his wife on an upcoming reality television series with the hopes of showing
How Alexa Ray Joel Is Making Her Own Mark
Dave Gil de Rubio May 20, 2015
Oprah Winfrey once said, “If you come to fame not understanding who you are, it will define who you are.” For
Tovah Feldshuh Speaks Out About Aging, Golda And The Walking Dead
Liza Burby May 14, 2015
Actress Tovah Feldshuh wants you to know that “Deanna Monroe is coming north to play Golda Meir.” The Walking Dead
Forest Hills Stadium Memories
Dave Gil de Rubio May 6, 2015
A recent Facebook request for memories of having attended shows at Forest Hills Stadium resulted in quite an outpouring ranging from
My Miracle Mile Baby Alligator
Julianne Pennisi Kavoussi May 1, 2015
I am not trying to be eye-catching or sensational, but my favorite memory of the Miracle Mile in Manhasset involves the
My Long Island TV Comes To Garden City Lord & Taylor
Dave Gil de Rubio April 23, 2015
Nowadays, most people have an aversion to watching the news because most of it is of a seemingly depressing and
