Winter Farmers Market Vendors Find Post-Pandemic Success
By Abigail Bender, Samantha Rutt and Menka Suresh The Winter Farmers Market in Port Jefferson Village has reopened after a seasons hiatus during the COVID-19 […]
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Long Island restaurants left reeling after loss of dine-in business
By Nicholas Wurm The dance floor and dining area at Recipe 7 Kitchen and Cocktails in Miller Place, N.Y. are vacant these days. What little […]
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 […]
Breast Cancer Awareness Month has Long Island thinking pink
By Louis Pagillo and Eric DiCrescenzo The annual “Making Strides for Long Island” breast cancer awareness walk at Jones Beach raised $2.6 million this past […]
Port Jefferson church uses jazz to foster community
By Duffy Zimmerman and Brianne Ledda Jimmy Eagan lives only two blocks away, but he never walked into Island Christian Church before Saturday, April 13. […]
Local architects dive into flooding issues in Port Jefferson Village
By Arielle Noren and Duffy Zimmerman Port Jefferson Village awarded Campani and Schwarting Architects a $9,800 contract in early February for a study on extreme […]
Port Jefferson Farmers’ Market Powers on After the Regular Summer Season
By Daniel Marcillo and Kian McKoy Port Jefferson Farmers Market started its fall season in late September with 37 stands ranging from pickles to gourmet […]
Suffolk County boating industry feels Trump’s $200 billion tariffs on China
By Megan Valle and Wilko Martínez-Cachero Suffolk County’s boating industry is beginning to feel the effects of President Trump’s latest round of tariffs that went into […]
Port Jefferson film festival highlights diversity
By Nicholas Zararis and Jim Lo The Port Jefferson documentary film festival returned for the 13th season on Monday March 19th with, “The China Hustle”, […]
The Long Island Buddhist Meditation Center will relocate to Grange Hall
By Vincent Ball and Nick Musumeci Ripples in the window panes, missing wood shingles, and a sign in the back that read “Art for Sale,” […]