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Suffolk News- Cops: Teacher indicted on DWI, weapons charges May 18, 2012A Riverhead elementary schoolteacher has been indicted on charges of driving while intoxicated with an illegal handgun in his car. […]
- Libraries are going way beyond books May 18, 2012In a bright, spacious and glossy-floored room downstairs at the Plainedge Public Library, several women -- most in their 60s and 70s -- have gathered for a midweek Zumba class. […]
- Counties to begin seat belt enforcement drive May 18, 2012The national Click It or Ticket seat-belt enforcement campaign begins Monday with both Suffolk and Nassau county police departments participating, authorities said. […]
- Long Island wrestling school trains hopefuls May 18, 2012Newsday.com made a stop at New York Wrestling Connection in Deer Park last month to check out a training session and shoot some video, which you can see above. […]
- Cops: Teacher indicted on DWI, weapons charges May 18, 2012
Monthly Archives: November 2007
Feed Me: To the Things That Remain
Gene & Georgetti, a family-owned steakhouse in Chicago, is where to find 20th-century ecstasy, American style.
Spirits of The Times: Bourbon’s Shot at the Big Time
Complexity and elegance are qualities that have rarely been associated with bourbon. That is, until now.
Off the Menu
Steak Frites moves to Varick Street, Chris Cheung is the new chef at the Monkey Bar, a Michelin guide for Tokyo and more.
Food Stuff
Gourmet heat-and-serve latkes, a warm-up outfit for a wintry eve, ginger that delivers stand-alone snap, and sweet potato pastries, chased by green-tea latte.
$25 and Under: The Burger and the Philosophy Behind It
Satisfaction, not “wow” value, nor great dollar value, is what Back Forty promises. Over the couple of months that the restaurant has been in business, it’s gotten better at delivering on that promise.
A Good Appetite: Wedding a Blur? Here’s the Recipe
I updated the recipe for sugared bacon, the hors d’oeuvre that was a hit at my wedding, by adding spiced nuts.
The Gift Is in the Mail, and on the Web
Potted herbs for Grandmother, English pudding for your uncle with the sweet tooth and a cheesy tart for the partying cousins. Gifts to please everyone on your list.
