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By Catherine Eve October 08, 2019
Celebrate National Roller Skating Month and bring your children to United Skates in Seaford. Kids ages 2-14 can skate free on October 13, 20 and 27.
By Long Island News & PR October 08, 2019
Upper School students explore river’s ecosystem and collect and analyze data.
By Claude Solnik October 07, 2019
The court ruled that people with disabilities should be able to order through Domino's website and app.
By Lon Cohen October 07, 2019
Film buffs can enjoy these film festivals this fall.
By Lon Cohen October 07, 2019
More than 70 mosquito samples that have tested positive for West Nile virus this season.
By Catherine Eve October 06, 2019
Pickleball lovers have a new place to play. Pickle N Par is now open in Melville.
By Catherine Eve October 05, 2019
Cream Espresso Bar & Bakery, an inviting bakery and coffee shop in North Bellmore, will be having its grand opening on October 10.
By Lon Cohen October 05, 2019
The Grandma pie might very well be one of the best foods to ever come out of Long Island.
By Claude Solnik October 05, 2019
The state held an event on Long Island geared to interesting women in and teaching them how to fish.
By Claude Solnik October 04, 2019
Applied DNA has been given until the end of the year to comply with Nasdaq listing requirements.
By Lon Cohen October 04, 2019
Players will battle with modified and homemade soft dart blasters at Elwood Park in Huntington.
By Lon Cohen October 04, 2019
Expands upon existing legislation to prevent animal cruelty.
By Lon Cohen October 04, 2019
Hyman Strachman began by bootlegging DVDs for service members deployed overseas.
By Lon Cohen October 04, 2019
Accabonac Solar, the first megawatt-scale solar power plant on the South Fork, is now up and running.
By Long Island News & PR October 03, 2019
Students in grades six through eight will visit Nissequogue River, explore river’s ecosystem and collect and analyze data.
By Claude Solnik October 03, 2019
The Greater NY Metro area generated more than 130,000 jobs year-over-year as of August, leading large metropolitan areas, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
By Lon Cohen October 03, 2019
Homicide detectives are investigating the incident.
By Lon Cohen October 03, 2019
Art and shopping dominate the activities this early fall weekend in Port Jefferson Village.
By Lon Cohen October 03, 2019
Every year these haunted houses open to scare the bejeezus out of Long Islanders.
By Lon Cohen October 03, 2019
Enjoy one of these local fall festivals this weekend.
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