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Passion in full bloom: Meet 5 Long Islanders who take gardening to the next level

These hobbyists pour blood, sweat, tears, money and most of their spare time into creating the gardens of their dreams.

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Guide: LI party boat rentals, fishing trips, sailing tours and more13m read

Officials: East Hampton police officer charged with DWI

Only in NewsdayWhy some LI educators accused of misconduct are fired — while others keep their jobs11m read

Top 30 LI boys tennis players for spring 20254m read

Upcoming Events

Thursday, May 1

Spring Long Island Restaurant Week

May1

Restaurants may offer one, two or any combination of the four prix fixes during the promotion. Each participant is required to offer three options per course (appetizer, entrée and dessert) for dinner.

Where

Arlo Kitchen and Bar

1036 Fort Salonga Road

Northport, NY

Phone

631-491-2756

Price

$29 three-course dinner menu, a $39 three-course dinner menu and/or a $46 three-course dinner prix fixe

Website

arlokitchenandbar.com

Spring Sale

May2

New and gently used clothing, shoes, handbags and jewelry

Where

Brookhaven Town Hall

1 Independence Hill

Farmingville, NY

Phone

631-451-9127

Price

free

Website

brookhaven.dressforsuccess.org

Safe Boating Course

May3

Learn the essentials of safe boat operation, regulations and responsibilities of boat ownership, this course meets the New York State education requirement for the Personal Watercraft Operation Permit, Youth and Adult Boating Certificate, for adults and ages 10 and older, fee includes access to the Whaling Museum & Education Center exhibits, register

Where

The Whaling Museum & Education Center

301 Main St.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-367-3418

Price

$35

Website

cshwhalingmuseum.org

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LI principal back at work after being cleared on theft accusation1m read

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LI Seafood Cuisine Trail aims to promote abundance of local fish2m read

'Frozen,' 'Waitress' other hot shows coming to LI3m read

School budget elections: 122 LI districts pass, 2 fail 4m read

'Taxes only go up, they never go down'

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Budget pressures have three LI school districts proposing to pierce tax cap2m read

5 LI school districts under 'fiscal stress,' state report says4m read

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Springs house with sheets of steel inspired by old mile marker1m read

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