Springs, NY News & Events

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Where to go camping on LI by the ocean

Long Islanders enjoy affordable oceanfront camping, bypassing costly rentals and beach houses.

'Homeowners are under real financial pressure'

Newsday InvestigatesSuffolk tax rolls have been frozen for decades. On the East End, challenges have skyrocketed.

Melissa Manchester talks about 'Cagney,' Clive Davis, performing on LI, more

Officials issue water alert for East End amid drought

Upcoming Events

Saturday, July 18

Wood and Water: Furniture on Long Island, 1660-1860

Jul19

Discover the work of the region's unsung craftspeople, including Quaker joiners, Black makers, women upholsterers, Dutch turners and Indigenous weavers, alongside the furniture they crafted and used, these objects reveal global networks of exchange, identity and innovation during a period of profound change

Where

Preservation Long Island

161 Main St.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-692-4664

Price

free

Website

preservationlongisland.org

The Sky Tonight Planetarium Show

Jul21

Navigate the night sky, identify constellations, use one constellation to find another and more, register

Where

Cold Spring Harbor Library

95 Harbor Rd.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-692-6820

Price

free

Website

Online: Reflux vs. GERD

Jul23

Dr. Pratibha Vemulapalli will discuss the difference between reflux and GERD, why it matters, when symptoms are normal and when it may be time to see a healthcare provider, register for a Zoom link

Where

Cold Spring Harbor Library

95 Harbor Rd.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-692-6820

Price

free

Website

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Health officials investigate East End salmonella outbreak

From St. Thomas to Montauk: New beachy boutique debuts

Structure or sculpture? Figure made from 12 shipping containers brings debate to Montauk

Pacts set for next phase of 83-mile Fire Island to Montauk Point project

Saturday, July 18

17 new restaurants on the East End this season

Shellfish harvesting at Three Mile Harbor closed into next week

Last member of the Montaukett Indian Nation living in the hamlet of Montauk dies at 72

Hamptons glass house goes from foreclosure to $1.2 million summer rental

East Hampton Town set to clear building permit backlog

LI man charged after boat crash seriously injures 2 passengers

Exploring LI's waterfront state parks

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Officials call for water use reduction in Hamptons

Fishing trips, charters that offer half and full-day excursions

Only in NewsdayTequila shots blamed for Hamptons hit-and-run

MTA to repair aging East End bridges

Only in NewsdayA more affordable Hamptons? Locals take sides over new house size rules

2 LI activists captured by Israel as part of Gaza flotilla return to NY

Only in NewsdayHamptons real estate investor accused of scamming Latino buyers in lawsuits

'I was astonished'

DA: Man charged with manslaughter in crash that killed teen friend

New York AG's office investigating alleged real estate fraud in East Hampton

Only in NewsdayHamptons real estate scam allegedly targeted Latino families

School budget elections: 122 LI districts pass, 2 fail

'Taxes only go up, they never go down'

Only in NewsdayNewsday survey: School spending on LI would rise 4%, taxes about 2.5%

Only in NewsdayYour guide to 2024 school elections: $16B in spending, 370 board candidates on LI ballots Tuesday

Only in NewsdayLI school districts planning higher tax increases

Budget pressures have three LI school districts proposing to pierce tax cap

5 LI school districts under 'fiscal stress,' state report says

Only in NewsdayPollock-Krasner House's retiring director brought museum into the 21st century

Sculptor who 'reinvented herself again and again' honored with East Hampton retrospective

Only in NewsdayTime to vote on school budgets and board candidates

Only in NewsdaySchool taxes to rise an average of 2.2% on LI, estimates show

Talking with LI's Amy Fusselman about 'The Means'

Homeowners say more LIers need their water wells tested

Long Islanders' Favorites

DeportedImmigration crackdown sowing uncertainty on LI farms. 'It could be game over.'

Deportation fears have driven some migrants to self-deport, while farmers worry that other workers could lose their protected status.

MORE ON THIS TOPICHow special visas allow LI farmers and others to keep immigrant workers Broken families. Disappearing workers. Empty classroom desks. How the ICE crackdown is reshaping LI.Complete coverage: Immigration on Long Island

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