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Author: Crazy Facts About Long Island
Two New Chains Are Expanding Fast on Long Island – But That’s Only Part of the Story
If it feels like new food spots are popping up everywhere lately… you’re not imagining it. But here’s the part most people don’t realize: a […]
Waldbaum’s Was Everywhere on Long Island… Until It Wasn’t
You’ve probably walked into one without thinking twice. Maybe in Patchogue. Maybe along Jericho Turnpike. Maybe one of those massive stores that somehow always smelled […]
COCA Bar & Lounge to Replace Rabbit’s Foot in Hicksville
A new chapter is about to begin on South Broadway. COCA Bar & Lounge is set to open at the end of March at 646 […]
Cannabis Dispensaries Keep Expanding: Crazy Facts About Pot Shops on Long Island
If you think Long Island’s newest real estate gold rush is about waterfront condos or warehouse space, think again. Cannabis. The latest example landed this […]
Late-Night Cookie Chain Insomnia Cookies Opens Second Long Island Shop in Babylon
A popular late-night dessert chain is expanding its presence on Long Island. Insomnia Cookies has opened a new location in Babylon at 55 Deer Park […]
Crazy Facts About Long Island’s Hidden Nike Missile Bases
Long Island has plenty of things hidden in the woods. Old foundations. Forgotten roads. The occasional shopping cart that seems to have wandered very far […]
Crazy Facts About the Montauk Monster
In July 2008, something strange washed up on the shores of Montauk. A photo taken at Ditch Plains Beach quickly spread across the internet. The […]
‘Another Miracle on the Hudson’: Long Island Plane Crashes Near Newburgh, Both Survive
A small plane that departed from Long Island MacArthur Airport in Islip ended up in the Hudson River Monday night after an attempted emergency landing […]
Adventureland: 60+ Years of Long Island Thrills
Before it became the soundtrack of Long Island summers, Adventureland was a broccoli farm. Long before roller coasters and cotton candy lined Route 110, the […]