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Oysters, carnival games, street vendors and more will draw crowds to Oyster Bay.

Oyster Fest returns this month: What's new

Long Island students and their families reveal how they're tackling the price of higher education.

How LI students pay $10,000+ out-of-pocket college costs

Explore the permanent new "Saltwater Stories" exhibit at Long Island Children's Museum, featuring interactive experiences and a focus on ocean conservation.

LI children's museum adds new permanent exhibit for first time in 10+ years

The "Big Feelings, Little Friends" YouTube show aims to help preschoolers manage emotions with music and Latino flair.

3 LI therapists launch YouTube show for toddlers

These fall festivals offer returning favorites such as hayrides and corn mazes, with added attractions including animatronic dinosaurs, a secret garden and more.

5 LI farm fall festivals with new activities

There's something for everyone as the weather starts to cool, from food festivals and cider tastings to corn mazes and haunted thrills.

Get in the fall spirit with these LI festivals, food and more

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The renovations at the historic German restaurant in Franklin Square are just in time for Oktoberfest.

LI's oldest German restaurant gets a revamp

The eatery was a lower-priced concept from a high-end Greek restaurant group.

LI restaurant group closes 2nd location in 2 weeks

The restaurant has transformed from pub to Prohibition-inspired dining.

New restaurant takes over former LI pub

The closing stems from an issue over needed building repairs.

LI steakhouse closes after 23 years

Local coffee sellers are offering specials to celebrate the day.

It's National Coffee Day: Here are the deals on LI

IPAs and pumpkin brews await at these new tasting rooms.

5 new LI breweries to try this fall

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German food, beer hall, and more fun, as Newsday food writer Andi Berlin learns about the history and renovation of Plattduetsche Park in Franklin Square.

'For us, it's a way to celebrate our culture, our heritage'

Newsday travel writer Carissa Kellman visits Block-Bar-Ster in Bethpage, a pop-up bar with VHS tapes, trivia, karaoke and more '90s fun.

Pop-up bar serving 90s nostalgia

NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano visits Haunted House of Hamburgers in Farmingdale.

It's always spooky season at this Farmingdale restaurant

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed takes us out east to a local farm that has fresh vegetables and a local restaurant where they prepare fall cuisine.

'There's no excuse not to shop local'

NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano visits Nightmare in Nassau, a new haunted attraction at Samanea in Westbury.

Step inside Samanea's new haunted house

NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa visits a shoe repair shop in Wantagh and its longtime cobbler.

What it takes to be a professional shoe repairman

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed takes us Out East with some great places to visit this fall.

What you missed Out East: Hank's Pumpkintown in Water Mill, Bridge Lane in Mattituck, and Wickhams Fruit Farm in Cutchogue

Danny Tran, the owner of Islip Cleaners, says owning a dry cleaning business is a challenging but also rewarding career. NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa reports.

'It's extremely rewarding'

Newsday's Doug Geed takes us to Water Mill to visit a farm with activities like pumpkin picking and navigating corn mazes.

Out East: Hank's Pumpkintown in Water Mill

NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano visits Optyx in Woodbury to learn more about the newest trend in eyewear.

'It's so important to have that big field of vision'

Pickle lovers showed up in abundance for the 45th annual Greenlawn Pickle Festival. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

'You can never go wrong with the dill pickle'

From farms to festivals to Halloween haunts, NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano explores the fall 2025 issue of Newsday's Fun Book.

Fall arrives with Newsday's Fun Book

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See inside the 2025 fall FunBook with guides to apple picking, breweries, fall hikes, winter holiday activities and plenty more.

Fall Fun Book guides

MacArthur Airport in Islip now offers flights to vibrant cities like Lakeland, Wilmington and Boston.

Nonstop destinations from MacArthur

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

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NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland and Newsday photographers look back at covering the Avianca plane crash on Jan. 25, 1990.

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Drivers are being encouraged to carpool as an alternative. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

LIE slowdown predicted as Clean Pass vehicles banned from HOV lane this week

Mariah Carey delighted fans on Tuesday at Looney Tunes Record Store in West Babylon, where she signed copies of her new album, "Here for It All."

Long Island's Christmas Queen had fans in a frenzy

Out East: Fall vegetables from farm to table

Newsday travel reporter Carissa Kellman tries indoor skydiving at iFLY in Long Island City.

What it's like to try indoor skydiving at iFLY in NYC

The challenge is to figure out where toxic pipes are buried and who will pay to remove them. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

Old lead pipes connect thousands of LI homes to drinking water, data shows

Newsday travel reporter Carissa Kellman got to hang out with the alpacas at Buck Brook Alpacas in Roscoe.

Roscoe road trip: Walk and feed alpacas at this farm and Airbnb

LI Works: The heart and sole of a shoe repairman

The Cougars signaled touchdown, but after more than 10 seconds of discussion, the officials marked Jackson just short.

Controversy on the final play as Kellenberg tops St. John the Baptist

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