By
Gary P. Joyce
Published on
Wednesday, February 01, 2012
Locals usually breath a sigh of relief on December 26 as the last Christmas tree heads west atop a car. The period of quiet, when the North Fork returns to the “good old days,” however, lasts just barely through January and then it’s back to business for connoisseurs of the North Fork’s nightlife and weekend party potential.
By
Gary P. Joyce
Published on
Monday, December 26, 2011
All of us have busy lives, but why is it when winter arrives, we'd rather sit in front of the boob tube (there's a cultural anomaly! There are no tubes in our television sets anymore, so there goes the "tube," and since the new gen of TVs are all connectable to computers, there's a case to be made for losing the "boob" as well. But I digress)? Where was I? Oh yeah, sitting around growing blubber all winter. Well, rather than continuing that trend, herewith are some suggestions for mostly outdoor activities – emphasis on activity! – that are worth rising off the recliner or couch, getting dressed appropriately, and heading out into that cold, clean, fresh winter air.
By
Leyla Marchetto
Published on
Monday, October 31, 2011
Long Island Restaurant Week is back! From Sunday, November 6th through Sunday, November 13th, you can again dine at various top Long Island restaurants for an extremely affordable price. Almost two hundred restaurants in both Nassau and Suffolk counties will participate in the sixth-annual event, presented by WordHampton Public Relations and Long Island Restaurant News.
