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18/05/2009 18:37
Just want to say that the writers are doing famulous work! Keep it up! 
16/05/2009 22:41
Congratulations to who/whom ever decided to put this together. I would like to see an "Event Calendar" posted of what's happening around LI.
30/04/2009 02:51
The people over at The Celebrity Cafe referred me this way and asked me to say hello! So Hi! And good luck with this endeavor!
26/04/2009 22:28
Hi, everyone sure got hot today!Wasn't it freezing 2 days ago?
22/04/2009 06:16
Happy Earth Day!
21/04/2009 15:38
Has anyone heard of S&G limousine? I found them at S&Glimo.com
20/04/2009 15:14
I am also in Maryland but grew up on LI, lived there nearly 25 years. Great memories of concerts at Jones Beach every summer!
12/04/2009 15:17
Happy Passover, Happy Easter, and Thank Heavens it is FINALLY Spring!
06/04/2009 22:39
Hi from Maryland, grew up on LI. Have some good memories of the beaches and fresh farm stands, hangin out with my friends.
01/04/2009 18:39
How does one submit a link? 
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Riverhead Experiences a Population Boom
You could say the town of Riverhead has grown a little over the last eight years.According to New York Newsday, population estimates released by the Census Bureau confirms the town's bulge.
In 2000, Riverheasted boasted a population in the upper 20,000 range--larger than most ... Read More
L.I. May Get Its Windfarm Yet
Environmentalists in L.I. are smiling today, as a consortium of government officials and power monopolies edge ever closer to breaking ground on a proposed wind farm off Rockaway Peninsula, facing the Atlantic Ocean.Led by the Long Island Power Authority, the group is bouncing off ideas ... Read More
Hate Crime in Suffolk
On Tuesday, June 30, 2009, two women and a man were arrested after they assaulted a lesbian outside of her Mastic beach home.According to Newsday.com, the incident started around 7 p.m. Monday after the suspects complained that the victim’s partner was taking pictures when they drove... Read More
Unexpected Visitors Cruise Long Island's North Shore
Flipper's cousins must be Long Islanders, because several of them have been spotted along the North Shore.According to New York Newsday, a group of about 150 to 200 Dolphins last Wednesday in Cold Spring Harbor, Huntington and Northport and have now split into two groups, with one of the... Read More
Newsweek Top 100
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The Temple Israel of Riverhead is about to become two-dimensional. According to the Charlotte Examiner, the Suffolk County synagogue is set to host a panel discussion Saturday on comic books and their relation to New York City.
"Toon Town: Comic Books and New York City" will feat... Read More
NY Haven for Lost, Exploited Children
New York City may be the city of twelve million stories, but it could just as easily be the city of twelve million missing or exploited children.According to The Associated Press, over 8,202 children have been reported missing over the last year alone. In most of the cases, they were qu... Read More
Drunk Hecklers Yell at Tiger Woods
Newsday.com reports on an ugly closing to the U.S. Open with a photo of a state trooper who looks none too pleased. He's staring down several beer drinking fans with smiles on their faces who were shouting at Tiger Woods and other golfers at Hole 10. "We're on Long Island, baby, whe... Read More
Ronkonkoma Co. Owner Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy
The US Justice Department announced on May 1st, the owner and president of a Ronkonkoma designing and manufacturing company pleaded guilty to conspiring to allocate a U.S. Navy contract for Navy straps. Navy straps are a type of tiedown equipment used by the U.S. Navy to secure munitions and other ... Read More Swine Flu Causes Deer Park Schools to Close
Deer Park School District will close its six schools beginning Monday, May 4th as two additional students have shown symptoms of Swine Flu.Elizabeth Marino, superintendent to Deer Park Schools, called for the closure of all six schools in the district at the advice of the Suffolk Co... Read More
Town of Oyster Bay Refinances Debt to Save $1.7 Million
The Town of Oyster Bay (TOB) will save more than $1.7 million by issuing $45.6 million in refunding bonds to refinance a portion of the Town's long-term debt. According to TOB Supervisor John Venditto, “By taking advantage of issuing these bonds in the current low-inter... Read More
