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Long Island's North Fork - extending east from Riverhead to the easternmost tip at Orient - has farmland, wineries, fishing, beaches and quaint historic villages to satisfy just about every type of recreational fun.
Long Island's North Fork - extending east from Riverhead to the easternmost tip at Orient - has farmland, wineries, fishing, beaches and quaint historic villages to satisfy just about every type of recreational fun.
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WINNERS
Douglas C. Manditch CEO Douglas C. Manditch, chairman and chief executive of Empire National Bank in Islandia, will be honored at AHRC Suffolk's 48th Annual Candlelight Ball for improving the quality of life for Long Islanders. Manditch has held...Tags: First National Bank, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Long Island, Bank of New York Company, Theodore Roosevelt
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BEST BETS: WEEKEND!
FRIDAY COOL JAZZ Trumpeter Randy Brecker will join Felipe Salles on saxophone to celebrate the late five-time Grammy winner Miles Davis, pictured, at 7:30 p.m. at the Dix Hills Center for the Performing Arts, 305 N. Service Road. TICKETS $30 PHONE...Tags: Christianity, Orthodoxy, Long Island, Brentwood, Great South Bay
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Foreign tourists bring hot summer to East End
carrie.mason-draffen@newsday.com, gary.dymski@newsday.comFor some East End business owners, this is the summer of their content. Despite a weak economy, businesses ranging from bed and breakfast operations, to retailers to health-food stores are reporting more robust sales because of a greater influx of...Tags: Sales, Long Island, Personal Service
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Furniture deals at Riverhead's Restoration Hardware
denise.flaim@newsday.comNobody likes to pay retail, especially for furniture. Who needs the chifforobe-proportioned blow to your bank account? Thankfully, Long Island does not lack for stores where you can buy furniture, both new and gently used, at a discount. Outlet...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Macy's, Furniture, Long Island, Auction Service
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Cops: Peconic mother and son in murder-suicide
The bodies of a reclusive, elderly mother and her son were found in a gas-filled farmhouse in Peconic yesterday, the victims of a murder-suicide, according to Suffolk police and neighbors. Southold police discovered the bodies of Stella and Joseph...Tags: Firearms, Farms, Suicide, Murder, Assault
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Celebrations
Alonge-Hanson Alexandra Alonge and John W. Hanson were married July 26 at St. Hyacinth Church in Glen Head. The reception was at the Westbury Manor. She is a teacher in Hicksville and is the daughter of Joseph and Francine Alonge of Glen Head. The...Tags: Long Beach (California), Molloy College, Pomfret, Greenwich, State University of New York
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Hidden camera found in ladies' room at NY airport
A Long Island airport employee is accused of hiding a video camera in the women's bathroom so he could spy on co-workers. A female airport worker says the camera was concealed in late July and early August in a potted plant in a restroom used by...Tags: Long Island Sound, Long Island
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Surf's up for wave lovers on Long Island
pat.burson@newsday.comLong boarders looking to catch some waves will find great spots near ocean beaches off the southern coast of Long Island, from Long Beach to Montauk. Wanna ride The Big One? Grab your wet suit and surfboard and paddle into the spray at one of these spots:...Tags: Robert Moses, Tobay Beach, Surfing, Long Island, Smith Point County Park
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CAST CALLS
AIRPORT PLAYHOUSE, 218 Knickerbocker Ave., Bohemia, casts Ken Ludwig's comedy "Leading Ladies," 4 p.m. tomorrow, 631-589-7588. CM PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, 931 Montauk Hwy., auditions for its children's theater production of "Blue's Clues - the Musical," 6...Tags: Long Island University, Long Island, Brookville, C.W. Post Campus, Garson Kanin
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New wilderness area 9 years in the making
McClatchy-Chicago Tribune NewspapersSEATTLE— Come and get it: Washington's newest wilderness area, Wild Sky, is as pretty as it gets, with solitude, deep quiet and spectacular scenery and none of the hassles of crowds, permits and reservations. Or even a fee. What: 106,577 acres of...Tags: Wildlife, Natural Resources, Forestry and Timber
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Mom lobbies to be allowed to be buried with veteran son
lidesk@newsday.comDorine Kenney stood in the American Legion hall in Brentwood on Friday with Rep. Steve Israel, in a place she knows well. Normally, when she walks in there, the walls are lined with tables, stacked with 9,000 pounds of toiletries, food, letters and...Tags: Defense, Long Island, Steve Israel, Veterans Affairs, American Legion
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Long Island restaurants with socially responsible food
joan.reminick@newsday.comWhat do you want on your plate? If it's food that's natural, responsibly raised and, when possible, organic, check out these restaurants for something to feel good about: NASSAU COUNTY 18 BAY, 18 Bayville Ave., Bayville, 516-628-0124 OVERVIEW A cozy spot...Tags: Hotels and Accommodations, Organic Foods, Farms, Long Island, Chipotle Mexican Grill Incorporated
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