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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: January 2010
Wildlife Rescue Center rehabilitates unprecedented number of dovekies (The Southampton Press & The East Hampton Press)
Five ocean birds that humans rarely get to see were stranded on the South Shore of Long Island during Monday’s rainstorm and are recovering at the Wildlife Rescue Center of the Hamptons in Hampton Bays.
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Miller: Hamptons needs Wall St. bonuses (Long Island Business News)
If you’re snowed in on the East End and want to fill a few idle hours, try this: Open the Yellow Pages, call all the investment houses in the Hamptons and ask what they think about the big Wall Street … Continue reading
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Foreclose threat hits Hamptons big shots (New York Post)
Hamptons homeowners are facing foreclosure at a staggering rate, a new report has found. The number of property owners on the East End of Long Island missing three mortgage payments skyrocketed 230 percent in the last quarter of 2009, compared … Continue reading
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When Chocolate and Chakras Collide
Food culture is infiltrating yoga, and not everyone is happy about it.
The New Old Way to Tote Your Beer
Growlers — 64-ounce glass vessels that look like a moonshine jug — have become the beer accessory of the moment.
In Paris, Two Family Affaires
Amid a worldwide economic crisis, La Tour d’Argent and Taillevent, both fixtures on the city’s high-end dining scene, have been passed on to third-generation heirs.
“A Small Act” brings big gift at Sundance
It is not unheard of, but certainly is uncommon. After film documentary “A Small Act,” which tells of the plight of kids struggling just to get an education in Kenya, debuted here at the Sundance Film Festival this week it … Continue reading
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$25 and Under: Szechuan Chalet
It doesn’t bring the fire of New York’s best Sichuan restaurants, but there are pleasures to be had at this neighborhood place on the Upper East Side.
In Paris, Two Family Affaires
Amid a worldwide economic crisis, La Tour d’Argent and Taillevent, both fixtures on the city’s high-end dining scene, have been passed on to third-generation heirs.
Two-Year Hiatus for El Bulli in Spain
Ferran Adrià, who brought the world treats like freeze-dried foie gras, will close his acclaimed restaurant for two years to tinker with new ideas in molecular cuisine.
