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Get a sneak peek inside the 2026 Fun Book with guides to apple picking, hidden shops, fall hikes, winter holiday activities and so much more.

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Thanksgiving seasonal races have become a Long Island family tradition.

LI turkey trots & 5Ks

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The inaugural festival went on without a hitch after a September storm delayed the original plan.

LI Potato Festival reheats after first attempt was foiled by nor'easter

Artists rolled ink onto carved blocks and carefully laid paper or fabric atop their designs, which were then run over by the steamroller to transfer the ink.

Steamroller takes a break from asphalt to press ink onto large art prints

The expo drew 120 people in its debut event last year.

Try the nation's hottest workout trends at LI Pilates expo

Long Island hosts festive pop-ups, offering holiday experiences and photo opportunities.

New 'Polar Express'-inspired holiday pop-up opening on LI

On Long Island, these funny folks are serious about a second career doing stand-up.

It's no joke juggling comedy and a day job on LI

From shucking contests to live entertainment, Long Islanders head to the annual Oyster Festival for fall fun.

Photos: LIers head to the Oyster Fest

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NewsdayTV's Andi Berlin visits Tacos Malamadre in Mineola to try their 'slap' taco.

Trying a trending taco in Mineola

The railroad's president said he believes riders appreciate improved cleaning and maintenance. NewsdayTV's Alfonso Castillo reports.

Why are restrooms closed so often on the LIRR?

The show must go on! NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa heads to Costume America in Farmingdale where they have made more than 50,000 costumes.

LI Works: There's no business like the costume business

Authorities across Long Island have cracked down on the booming illegal sex trade at foot spas, Islip Town officials have raided only three foot spas – two of them shortly after reporters began asking questions. Newsday investigative reporter Sandra Peddie and NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn have more.

Islip Town Supervisor takes little action on spas after allegations of illicit sex

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed visits a family owned farm in Southold which specializes in pasture raised pigs, chickens, and eggs alongside fruits and vegetables.

Out East: Lettuce visit Deep Roots Farm in Southold

The cost of living on Long Island is causing some Gen Zers to live at home with their parents. Newsday real estate reporter Rachel Weiss was more.

Cost of living keeps Gen Z at home with parents

The Jennifer Schaefer Child Support Room was unveiled at the R.J. Zuckerberg Cancer Center in Lake Success. It's a dedicated space named for Islanders defenseman Matthew Schaefer's mother, who died in February 2024 following a two-year fight with breast cancer.

Child support room named for mom of Isles' Schaefer opens

Olga Fuller, a licensed psychologist and founder of Authentic Insight Psychology, talks to NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland about the change in priorities after having a baby.

Working Moms: Priority shift

Newsday high school sports reporter Jared Valluzzi looks at Week 8's football plays of the week, plus boys and girls soccer highlights.

Week 8 football plays of the week

NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland takes a look back at the Kings Park Psychiatric Center.

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