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LAST CHANCE Local artists display nautical artwork in the Keeper's Quarters at the Fire Island Lighthouse at Robert Moses State Park through Sunday. All artwork is for sale, with a portion of the proceeds donated to the lighthouse. Free; no parking fee...Tags: Fire Island
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"HSM: Get in the Picture" at Jones, Robert Moses
The TV ZoneYou heard about this spin-off/another-surefire-way-to-exploit-"HSM" reality show based on "High School Musical?" It's called ???High School Musical: Get in the Picture.??? Hosted by Nick Lachey, it's one of those comp series that's looking for the...Tags: Beach Vacations, High Schools, Schools, Getty Images Incorporated, Theater
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SUFFOLK: Erosion to affect visits to Robert Moses park
Fewer people will be able to access Robert Moses State Park because surf conditions and high tides have eroded a significant amount of beachfront sand, the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation said yesterday. Only 40...Tags: Religious Leaders, New York, Tourism and Leisure, Gardens and Parks
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Cruel destiny for a links
mark.herrmann@newsday.comThe oddest part for Mel Mindich is that, when he reflects on the 15 years since he bought the property and began spending millions on his impressive golf course, he probably would do it all over again. That comes from a man who knows that he is slowly...Tags: Gardens and Parks, Town of Brookhaven, Property, Town of Oyster Bay, Religious Leaders
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Concern over gas prices sees more LIers turn to bikes
daniel.teigman@newsday.comWhen Scott Azar got his license nearly four years ago, the only thing on his teenage mind was carefree driving. The childhood bike rusting in the backyard in Oceanside? Get serious. But as regular gas has risen from around $1.85 a gallon in 2004 to $4.35...Tags: Sales, Ocean Parkway, Vehicles, Physical Fitness, State University of New York
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Access to Robert Moses restricted this weekend
emilio.guerra@newsday.comRobert Moses State Park typically gets crowded on holiday weekends, but this Fourth of July will be a little different. According to the State Office of Parks, surf conditions and high tides have eroded a significant amount of beachfront sand and, as a...Tags: Religious Leaders, New York, Weather Reports
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For some, waterfront NYC living means a houseboat
Associated Press WriterGloria Weiss was living in a small SoHo apartment in the 1980s when one of her young students told her that he lived on a boat. The teacher wasn't quite sure whether or not to believe him, so she decided to accept an invitation to check it out for...Tags: Manhattan, SoHo, Weather Reports, Academic Progress, New York Weather
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Five Long Island Beaches that never get old
Special to NewsdayThere's this joke told in Florida about seniors and the beach. "They say the old people live in St. Petersburg. That's not true. The old people live in Miami Beach. Their parents come to St. Petersburg!" Yuk, yuk, yuk. There is this stereotypical image...Tags: Beach Vacations, People, Gardens and Parks, Frankie Avalon, Swimming
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Golf thrives on power of positive thinking
mark.herrmann@newsday.comMore evidence for the old saying, "Golf is a game played on a course 5 ½ inches long - from the left ear to the right ear." The pros who were on Long Island last week for the Commerce Bank Championship admitted that they feel what the rest of us know,...Tags: Clubs and Associations, Loren Roberts, PGA Tour Qualifying School, Golf, Long Island
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Montauk calls the singing lifeguard
When Ron Andenmatten passed the New York State lifeguard test in 1974, he was assigned to a place he'd never heard of: Hither Hills in Montauk. "I'd never been beyond Hampton Bays," he recalled. "I was shocked to find out there was anything east of...Tags: Beach Vacations, New York, Paul Simon, Tourism and Leisure, Gardens and Parks
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