The long-dormant Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant site is poised to play a new role in Long Island’s energy future. The Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) […]
You Don’t Have to Go to Europe Because These Long Island Castles Are the Real Deal
Sure, Long Island isn’t exactly medieval England but if you’ve got a craving for castles, turrets, and Gatsby-level grandeur, you’re in luck. From Cold Spring […]
The Force Was Strong and the Fallout Fierce at Cradle-Con 2025
Over the weekend the spectacle of cosplayers, comic book creators, artisans, and vendors of vintage toys all descended on the Cradle of Aviation Museum for […]
Newsday’s 1964 Film Is a Love Letter to Suburban Long Island
Long before social media and smartphones, a proud 1964 promotional film captured the essence of midcentury Long Island—and the newspaper that helped shape it. Titled […]
The Stranger, the Star, the Storyteller: Long Island’s Own Billy Joel Like You’ve Never Seen Him
Billy Joel might be the only person alive who can sell out Madison Square Garden for the hundredth time and still seem like someone you […]
Game On and Hang Out: East End Gaming Levels Up Local Connection
By Fatima Ortega Guevara Everyone who comes here knows that it’s more than meets the eye. East End Gaming in Oakdale is a vibrant community […]
Boom in Trading Cards Leads to New and Improved LI TCG Show
By Aidan Steng Riding high off a recent explosion of popularity in the trading card game (TCG) market, Seepersad Entertainment’s Long Island Trading Card Game […]
Crowds Marvel at Free Comic Book Day on Long Island
By Mariam Guirgis Local comic book shops across Long Island welcomed hundreds of fans on Saturday, May 3, for Free Comic Book Day, one of […]
Fun Things To Do on Long Island For Star Wars Day 2025
May the Fourth Be With You, Long Island! Whether you’re a Rebel, a Sith, or just in it for the snacks, Star Wars Day is […]
Lakeview Cemetery: The Patchogue Graveyard Full of Poets, Patriots, and Possibly Ghosts
By Isabella Scuteri In 1791, the burial grounds of Lakeview Cemetery began behind the Union Church located on the corner of Waverly Avenue and West […]