The Huntington Harbor Lighthouse, known to residents as the “Castle on the Bay,” had spent 20 years in serious disrepair, and in dire need of attention. With only a few years left before hitting the demolishing block, Janis Harrington, a long-time lighthouse enthusiast, rallied up enough support to form Save Huntington's Lighthouse, Inc. in 1985, a group designed to do just that: save the lighthouse and reverse the Coast Guard's plans.
Bob Allen's great-grandfather was a lighthouse keeper for 29 years, three months and 29 days. Take a walk back in time by joining Bob on one of his fascinating lighthouse tours.
Rosa de Carvalho Ross, owner and chef of Scrimshaw Restaurant, knows one thing is for certain: her food and water are perfect companions. Step inside her Greenport restaurant and you’ll understand why.
It's up to us—as responsible motorists—to keep kids safe on the road, especially when school's back in session. Our undivided attention is needed; in fact, pedestrian injury is the second leading cause of death among children ages five to 14.
Linus and Lucy are two well-traveled Dachshunds. With owners Bob and Patti Wendt, they've voyaged to Fire Island, Greenport, Montauk and Shelter Island—even as far as Cape May and Martha’s Vineyard—proving that dogs certainly have sea legs too.
Does taking a summer vacation seem completely out of the question? Don't give up on the idea just yet. Even in a tough economy, there are still plenty of ways to afford a trip:
Sometimes the best kept secrets can be found in our own town, city or state. If you're anything like me, you want to explore the world -- but don't forget to explore your local hometown first.
Let's face it: Not all of us can afford environmentally-friendly vehicles. That's OK -- driving green doesn't always mean buying the newest hybrid or diesel vehicle on the market. In life, it's often the smallest changes that can make the biggest differences. Transforming your vehicle from not-so-green to green is actually much easier than you think.
Abundant waterways are what make Long Island special. In fact, our island’s most valuable resource, the Long Island Sound, spans approximately 1,320 square miles along the coastlines of Long Island and Connecticut, with watersheds expanding across Northern New England. Find out what Congressman Steve Israel is doing to help protect Long Island's waters.
“We could all take a lesson from crayons: Some are sharp, some are beautiful, some have weird names, all are different colors; but they all have to learn to live in the same box.” Anonymous
Rain and snow: two slick and slippery weather conditions that can leave your car in a terrifying spin. For your safety -- and the safety of others -- take some time to learn more about your vehicle's anti-lock brakes.
All parents should teach their kids three important lessons for a safe and healthy lifestyle: 1) buckle up, 2) apply sunscreen, and 3) wear your sunglasses.
“Peace. It does not mean to be in a place where there is no noise, trouble or hard work. It means to be in the midst of those things and still be calm in your heart.” Anonymous