Exotic crafts displayed at the Harborfields Library
By Janelle Pottinger, Jedine Daley and Fred Wu An elephant necklace fashioned from a silver fork hung around a black velvet darice. A wine cork […]
Month: November 2019
Long Island Music Hall of Fame hits the road with new Tour Bus
By Allie Jorge & Charles Scott The floor of the bus is lined with pictures of famous albums from beloved Long Island musicians, and a […]
Huntington Chocolate Fest attracts fans, vendors
By Kraig Klein and Virain Palta The temperature was hovering around 41 degrees Fahrenheit outside the entrance to the “I Love Chocolate Fest” in the […]
Port Jefferson Farmers Market nears the end of their summer season
By Eric DiCrescenzo and Ken Fermin The temperature was 45 degrees when the market opened at nine in the morning along with an overcast sky […]
Historic Harvest Day keeps Long Island’s farming history alive
By Pamela Wong and Louis Pagillo The Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County hosted their fifth annual Historic Harvest Day at the Suffolk County Farm […]
Long Island Internet cafe hosts viewing of Overwatch World Cup
By Pamela Wong and Fred Wu The Meta, a gaming and esports center in St. James, held a small live showing of the Overwatch World […]
Bayport, Blue Point Await New Athletic Fields
By Kraig Klein and Allie Jorge In the shadows of James Wilson Young Middle School’s walls, three boys clad in jeans—two wearing navy blue hoodies […]
Golf club condo debate causes strife in Huntington
The public comment period for a proposed condo complex in the middle of a Huntington private golf course came to a close this week as […]
Women learn self defense at free martial arts classes
By Louis Pagillo and Jedine Daley Gene Perceval, 79 years old, looked over the materials for his presentation one last time. The face shield, pepper […]
Springing into Ninja Warrior classes
By Aaron Viltres and Eric DiCrescenzo On the outside of the building, it’s all brick, with the windows covered by competition banners. However, once you […]