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Young festivalgoers wave Greek flags with joy and pride, capturing the spirit of community and tradition that defines the Island Park Greek Festival. Expect cultural pride, colorful outfits, and plenty of family-friendly fun throughout the…
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Make it a weekend on the water—Long Island offers not one, but two family-friendly bay cruises to choose from this weekend. Whether you're looking for peaceful sightseeing or casual snacks with a view, both options promise sun, sea, and…
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Recent findings have put pressure on policymakers to advanced legislation that would require chatbot operators to install stronger protections for minors and limit addictive design features. Supporters argue that voluntary safeguards are…
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At the Long Island Garlic Festival, adventurous eaters can cool off with unusual flavors of garlic ice cream. Festival vendors whip up creations like garlic vanilla, garlic pistachio, garlic chocolate, garlic snickerdoodle, and garlic…
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Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend of The Who perform live on stage, delivering their signature energy and musicianship during a concert. Daltrey is seen singing passionately into the microphone, while Townshend plays guitar alongside him -…
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The Cradle of Aviation Museum’s upcoming Family Movie Night is bringing Pixar magic to Long Island with a special meet-and-greet with Sully. Guests can enjoy photo opportunities, crafts, and activities before settling in to watch the…
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42-year-old Francisco Pimentel of Parkside Drive, faces five counts of Aggravated Driving While Intoxicated (child under 16) under Leandra’s Law, five counts of Endangering the Welfare of a Child, and two counts of Driving While…
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According to a recent Economist/YouGov poll, only 12% of Americans said they found the Sydney Sweeney American Eagle “Great Jeans” campaign offensive. Most people either thought it was clever or had no strong opinion. Image credit:…
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Admission is free, making the event accessible to all who wish to take part. Organizers emphasize that the day is designed as a gathering for food, fun, and fellowship to mark the close of summer before the busy fall season. File photo:…
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Attendees can expect four days of dance and drum performances, artisan markets featuring authentic Native crafts, and a variety of traditional foods. The event also serves as an educational experience, offering insight into the Shinnecock…
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