By Claude Solnik Carpentry is everywhere in homes, from bookshelves to moldings, fireplaces to tables and chairs. We live in a wood world where trees are routinely transformed into furnishings…
By Karen Musgrave, CNLP Houseplants are often an afterthought when it comes to decorating a home. We think about where we will entertain, dine, and sleep but often overlook the…
How to supercharge the first impression buyers have of your home By Lisa Johnson Mandell What is curb appeal? This all-important practice will improve how your home looks to buyers…
As fall rolls around, many colleges and universities open their doors to prospective students and families. Fall open houses are a unique opportunity to get a firsthand feel of campus…
An organization founded by a Roslyn High School senior is partnering with the Bryant Library to host a backpack drive from now through Oct. 5. During the library’s hours of…
Seaford teachers had positive messages to share at the first Board of Education meeting since the start of the school year. Superintendent Adele Pecora presented letters and notes written by…
“A symphony must be like the world. It must contain everything,” said maestro David Bernard, quoting composer Gustav Mahler. Bernard, music director of the Massapequa Philharmonic and Park Avenue Chamber…
Friday, Sept. 20 Fall Fun at Schmitt’s Farm Bring your little pumpkins over to Schmitt’s Farm for endless fall fun that includes a pumpkin-picking field, hayrides, duck races, fall flowers,…
Larry Silverstein’s memoir details the 20-year journey to restore the World Trade Center after 9/11 Larry Silverstein’s memoir, The Rising: The Twenty-Year Battle to Rebuild the World Trade Center (Knopf,…
Friday, Sept. 20 One More Night in Greece 8:00 p.m. Enjoy a night of dinner and dancing with water views at The Cove in Glen Cove. Reservations are strongly recommended….