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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: May 2008
STARS LIGHT UP THE HAMPTONS (New York Post)
THE boldface-infested Hamptons were already in full swing over Memorial Day weekend with bashes all across the East End. Model/actress Molly Sims kicked off her summer with a 35th birthday party that French Connection threw for her at The Estate … Continue reading
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A Lifetime Amid the Lox and Rugelach
Saul Zabar, whose family founded the venerable West Side purveyor of New York noshes that bears its name, will turn 80 next week.
Frank Shattuck II, Who Helped Guide Schrafft’s, Dies at 89
Mr. Shattuck was the last president of the company that owned Schrafft’s restaurants, a New York City-based chain that offered home-style food in genteel surroundings.
FOOD STUFF | From Belgium, Sweetened For Americans
Le Petit Belge serves thick, round Belgian Liège-style waffles and poffys, puffy silver-dollar-size pancakes that come piled in a paper cone.
Cooking
Most cookbooks are failures, but there are some good ones out there. Here are a dozen of the summer season’s most interesting.
36 Hours in Lima, Peru
The city’s cuisine is rapidly gaining worldwide renown for its freshness, creativity and diversity.
Open Question: Legal advice on being caught with drugs?
Last weekend a friend of mine was on his way to a party when an undercover cop caught him with 4 ecstacy pills. Now he has to go to court and I am wondering what could happen to him and … Continue reading
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THIS STAR HAS HAD QUITE A HEAVY LIFE
NEXT up on the celebrity tell-all circuit – Carnie Wilson. Now a solo performer, she’s best known as part of that longtime pop group Wilson Phillips. Daughter of rocker icon Brian Wilson, Carnie’s 40, married, has a 3-year-old daughter, admitted…
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Do I Detect a Hint of … Joe?
Cuppings, or coffee tastings, at independent cafes, attract connoisseurs who wouldn’t be caught dead sipping an overroasted blend and regularly travel to another borough for superior beans.
Oyster Farmers Find a Boutique in the Bay
Dozens of local boutique growers are finally getting a handle on the deceptively simple art of oyster farming.
Tilting at the Bocuse d’Or
Thomas Keller will be the president of the American team at next year’s Bocuse d’Or, a contest that is considered to be the Olympics of food.
