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If you're from out of town, or simply looking to learn more about the local attractions on Long Island, then you'll never want to miss out on any of our Travel & Local Attractions articles. Filled with guides and pointers for traveling on Long Island, this section has everything you'll want to know about where to go on Long Island.
By Ls Cohen September 25, 2020
Get lost in a corn maze this fall.
By Ls Cohen September 24, 2020
It’s the season for pumpkins, corns stalks, and hay bails.
By Ls Cohen September 23, 2020
Spring show is scheduled for April 24, 2021.
By Long Island August 14, 2020
Discover Long Island has teamed up with both Nassau and Suffolk County IDAs (Industrial Development Agencies) to launch a new free mobile Downtown Deals Travel Pass.
By Catherine Eve August 02, 2020
Sunflowers are in bloom! From a Sunflower Festival to a Sunflower Maze, here are three fun ways to spend your day with nature’s happiest of flowers.
By Ls Cohen July 14, 2020
Whether you’re roughing it (sort of) or glamping, these places have you covered.
By Catherine Eve July 11, 2020
Lavender is in bloom! Limited tickets are available to walk in the pretty purple fields of Lavender by the Bay in East Marion and Calverton.
By Ls Cohen June 22, 2020
We dug into the archives to find these old pics from back in the day.
By Ls Cohen June 19, 2020
Drive out to Montauk and make a stop at one of these eateries on the way.
By Ls Cohen June 19, 2020
Charles Schumacher tended the lighthouse from 1954 until 1959.
By Ls Cohen June 18, 2020
Take a trip out to the North Fork this weekend and grab a table at these restaurants.
By Ls Cohen June 17, 2020
A 1952 photo shows Richard Mahler who stayed at the lighthouse with his family.
By Chris Boyle June 10, 2020
Goldie Rides, a viable alternative to ride-sharing services, looks to be the premiere mode of for-hire transportation on Long Island.
By Ls Cohen June 04, 2020
They recently marked their 50th anniversary!
By Chris Boyle June 02, 2020
Life-long Long Islander Kevin Wood hosts program centered on just about anything of interest having to do with Long Island and Long Islanders.
By Ls Cohen May 27, 2020
With new restrictions, the Town of Oyster Bay installed a live beach cam.
By Ls Cohen May 19, 2020
The plant was conceived in the 60s and decommissioned in the 90s without producing any power.
By Ls Cohen May 13, 2020
Hospitality association estimates 10% of Long Island workforce employed by the industry.
By Ls Cohen April 21, 2020
Originally Fire Island was a peninsula and was called Seal Island.
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