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Dozens of weekly markets are kicking off their summer seasons of offering fresh local produce.

2 new farmers markets join LI's crop

Sushi lovers, this is something to put on your radar.

This 18-course sushi pop-up is selling out. Is it worth the hype? You decide.

The owner plans to bring an ice cream truck fleet to the shopping center on opening day.

Mister Softee opening 4th LI storefront

"We are sorry to disappoint anyone who was looking forward to visiting us this summer. All existing bookings will be fully refunded."

Popular beach amusement won't reopen this season

The old Seven Seas Diner was succeeded by two short-lived concepts.

NYC restaurateurs take on troubled LI location

The latest travel trends can provide inspiration for your next family getaway.

Latest trends: 5 ways family vacations are changing this year

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There's grocery store hummus, and then there's this hummus.

Top LI restaurant opens fast-casual spot with must-try sandwich

"Closing was a difficult decision, but it was the right one," the owner said.

LI craft beer bar closes after only 3 months

Diners can vote on their favorite new vegan dishes all month.

LI eateries add pop-up vegan menus during monthlong challenge

Newsday's food critics have found the best takes on the summer-favorite dish.

Critics' picks: Best lobster rolls on LI

It's a first venture for the newly married local couple.

Cheese-charcuterie shop opens on LI

Long Islanders are as devoted to their local fish markets as they are to their favorite pork store or pizza joint.

9 standout LI seafood market cafes

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Newsday travel writer Carissa Kellman takes the High Line to Chelsea Market and Pier 57.

Exploring NYC's High Line

Long Islanders affected by the Trump administration's immigration crackdown spoke with NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn about its impact here.

How the ICE crackdown is reshaping LI

Vincent Puleo, who's worked in public office for nearly two decades, terminated the spa's lease following Newsday's reporting. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie talks with Newsday reporters Sandra Peddie and Bahar Ostadan about the story.

Suffolk County official owns strip mall with foot spa tied to alleged sex activity

NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano and Newsday food writer Marie Elena Martinez try oysters, pizza, and ice cream at The Sandbox in Oyster Bay.

The Sandbox brings food trucks to Oyster Bay

Two siblings have been diagnosed with metachromatic leukodystrophy, and their parents are on a mission to save one of their lives. NewsdayTV's Virgnia Huie reports.

LI siblings diagnosed with rare neurodegenerative disorder

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed shows us some of the new adventures the Long Island Aquarium is offering for families this summer

Out East: LI Aquarium Summer Attractions

As we head into summer, NewsdayTV meteorologist Geoff Bansen looks back at Long Island's hurricane history and prospects for the 2026 season.

A look back at LI's hurricane history

Knicks fans traveled to New York City on Thursday to be a part of the excitement as the Knicks paraded down the Canyon of Heroes to celebrate their NBA championship. NewsdayTV's Jamie Stuart reports.

Fans line the streets for Knicks parade

"I beat people up during the day and then I talk about their feelings at night," he said.

Long Island boxer Pete Latorre's one-two punch

Newsday travel reporter Carissa Kellman takes the pedicab from Robert Moses to Kismet.

Fire Island daycation: Visiting Kismet via pedicab

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Newsday food writer Erica Marcus helps make a strawberry crunch ice cream at Coyle's Ice Cream in Islip.

'We try to mimic the Good Humor bar'

From the Empire State Fair to Barry Manilow at UBS Arena, check out all the fun things to do and explore this weekend.

What's up on LI this weekend

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed visits a pick-your-own berry and flower farm in Mattituck, Patty's Berries and Bunches.

Out East: Pick-your-own berry farm celebrating 50 years

Newsday food writer Marie Elena Martinez talks to Jesse Schenker about the Bull Moose, a membership club that offers priority access to food from Schenker's restaurants.

'We want to give people access on-demand to great food'

Do you agree with the opinion of these TikTok stars ?

Local content creators pick their favorite LI staples

All six members of the D'Alessandro family have developed their own platforms and brand as SaucyTV.

This LI family has millions of social media followers

Lead singer Adam Ezegelian got his start in music by auditioning on American Idol, but him and the band have been able to grow even more, thanks to TikTok.Videos with Dee Snyder and Jack Black are just some of the collaborations the band has done to increase their following.

How Adam and the Metal Hawks got started on TikTok

The dynamic duo created 'Our Filipino Grandma' with over a million followers across platforms.

This lola and her grandson spread memes, positivity and Filipino culture on TikTok

He travels across the country sharing his story at schools to inspire students to overcome adversity.

Rohan Murphy, a double amputee, travels to Long Island schools to help inspire students to overcome adversity.

The "scone queen," shares her recipes, comedy and Italian-American culture on TikTok, growing not only her following, but also growing her business called "The Hungry Gnome."

How recipes, comedy and her Italian-American heritage grew this chef's social media following.

Mele, 24, has over 27 million followers on TikTok and made content creation his full-time job.

He dropped out of college to make comedy videos with his dad. Now, TikTok is his full-time job.

Bastos, 27, has over 2 million followers and has made enough money through her posts to quit her job and move to Los Angeles.

She started posting videos on TikTok impersonating her Long Island mom

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