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	Stanley Covington&nbsp;Jr.&#39;s clothing line, IMOYA (for &quot;in memory of you always&quot;), is dedicated to loved ones. He showed 19 looks &mdash; for women and men &mdash; at Fashion Week. Some glittered. Some fluttered.&nbsp;A two-piece set pairing sequin-encrusted green short-shorts with a matching hooded halter top was one standout look.
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In the 1960s and '70s, one reader argues, we became an individualistic society that viewed the 50s as a plastic time. But in deciding not to "be" there for one another, we collectively did not hold onto what was dear.

My Turn: Rituals, freedoms and what we've lost

A lot has changed over the years, from new grandchildren to aging parents, but for Gary Mantell the "freak flag is still flying."

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George Povall has a gift for making technical environmental issues clear. 

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From monthly events in Westbury and Huntington to a three-day festival in Montauk, tango has proved popular among Long Islanders.

'Everything else disappears': LI tango lovers find community, connection

From records to cassettes and CDS, and then back again, Ian Ross of Plainview's music collection has come full circle.

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Resorts, dining, pickleball are popping up as venues for the unclothed.

The Column: Naked comes the senior citizen?

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It pays to read the fine print of the IRA distributions rules.

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On the screen flashed my son's car and him, a plastic foam container in hand, getting out.

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Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons has saved about 2,500 of the reptiles in 11 years.

Turtles, ailing and abandoned, 'would be dead' if not for LIers' care

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The scammers have invaded my dinky little website, flooding the comments section.

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NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano takes a cooking class at The Babylon Mercantile in Babylon.

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NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano visits EQ HeadSpa in Port Jefferson.

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Dix Hills native Evan Hirsch grew his audience on TikTok by showing what he's most known for in the fashion world — transforming dresses into other dresses. Hirsch, 26, is now preparing for his first solo show at New York Fashion Week.

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NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano has a look at all of the fun at Cedar Beach and Tobay Beach.

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NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano and Newsday Deputy Lifestyle Editor Meghan Giannotta have your look at the best ways to savor summer after Labor Day. 

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NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano and Marie Elena Martinez visit restaurants that continue their outdoor dining offerings past Labor Day.

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Professor's Diner, in the Kings Park Plaza shopping center, will be closing its doors on Aug. 31 after 40 years in business. NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa reports.

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Located in the heart of Huntington Village, Dough & Co. in features fresh and organics ingredients, four different styles of pizzas, and over 14 toppings.

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NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano dines at Amalfi in Amalfi Coastal Kitchen & Cocktails in Hampton Bays and The Cove in Glen Cove.

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NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano builds a bouquet at the pick-your-own flower field at Horton's Flower Farm in Riverhead.

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