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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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Discover a variety of apples ripe for picking across Long Island's charming orchards.

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Explore our interactive guide to weekend fun, including family-friendly events, concerts, festivals and more.

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After the fire, Milleridge Inn hopes to reopen by the holidays.

Milleridge Inn won't host annual Halloween village as fire repair continues

Head to these pop-up bars, year-round haunts and family-friendly attractions to celebrate spooky season.

Scary good Halloween events on LI, all month long

The fest is expected to draw more than 150,000 people to Audrey Avenue and Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park.

All you need to know about this year's Oyster Fest

From the Oyster Festival to the Dickens Festival, there's plenty of fun to be found without spending a penny.

20+ free things to do on LI this fall

From "Plan 9" for Halloween to "The Grinch" for Christmas, Long Island theaters are in a festive mood.

'Boo!' and 'Ho, ho, ho!': Fall holiday shows for all occasions

The organizers behind many of events scheduled for Saturday and Sunday are canceling, postponing or rescheduling their events.

Big events canceled, postponed this weekend: Latest status

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NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano visits Das Biergarten in Long Beach.

t's Oktoberfest every day at this Long Beach restaurant

The revitilization to Westbury Avenue in Carle Place will include sidewalk replacement, street repaving and improved pedestrian crossings. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

$4M street revitalization project begins in Carle Place

Newsday travel reporter Carissa Kellman takes a tour of the farmhouse at Kerber's Farm, which is one of four properties available to rent for overnight stays on the farm.

Stay the night at this LI farm

Ex-NYS court officer Brian Burke accompanied Rex Heuermann to nearly all of his court appearances. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

Former LI court officer talks about Gilgo Beach serial killer's chilling admissions

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed explores a Cutchogue vineyard's unique operation on preserved land.

Out East: McCall Wines

Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns on Monday said the team got off to a "very tough start" that they "let steamroll" but saw some encouraging signs at the end of the year. Newsday's Mets beat writer Laura Albanese reports.

Mets say they've learned from the mistakes of 2026

Long Island is seeing an uptick in trade school enrollment amid growing concern from young adults about job insecurity, financial prospects and the impacts of artificial intelligence on the job market. NewsdayTV's Izzy Mignardi reports.

Long Islanders turning to trade school as a viable alternative to college

The Knicks began training camp on Tuesday with the hopes of repeating as NBA champions. Newsday's Knicks beat writer Steve Popper reports.

New season, new journey for Knicks

According a new report from the Rockefeller Institute there are nearly 13,000 service lines identified in the county so far. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn has more.

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