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Here Are Six Places To Eat Oysters In Suffolk County Here Are Six Places To Eat Oysters In Suffolk County Here Are Six Places To Eat Oysters In Suffolk County
Here Are Six Places To Eat Oysters In Suffolk County You can slurp them dockside, at a sleek bar or in a fine dining restaurant Here are six places to eat oysters in Suffolk County: Atlantic Seafood Fish Market and Restaurant, 117 Montauk Highway, Center Moriches: Fresh steamers, mussels, oysters, lobster, seafood, lobster and clam chowder are some of what's on this casual eatery's packed menu. "The Hubs and I felt like seafood tonight and wow! Not only did we get seafood we got delicious seafood, cooked to perfection, fresh oysters, scallops, lobster...DELISH," posted Bebe B., of Nesconset on Yelp review. Little Creek Oyster Farm & Ma…

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by Donna Christopher
Brentwood, NY
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This Suffolk School District Is Second Highest Spending In New York This Suffolk School District Is Second Highest Spending In New York This Suffolk School District Is Second Highest Spending In New York
This Suffolk School District Is Second Highest Spending In New York New York is home to some of the nation’s finest schools and school districts, but which are spending the most and least to educate students? A newly released report from syracuse.com evaluated the upcoming budget numbers for hundreds of districts in the Empire State to determine how much each is proposing to spend on each student. The report found that the average spending is approximately $19,155, with some districts spending as much as $152,539. In Suffolk County, the Fire Island School District ranked second in the state at $105,135 per student, followed by Quogue ($97,311, third overa…

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by Zak Failla
Brentwood, NY
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Legendary Lobster Roll, Affectionately Known As 'LUNCH', Opens For Summer Season In Amagansett Legendary Lobster Roll, Affectionately Known As 'LUNCH', Opens For Summer Season In Amagansett Legendary Lobster Roll, Affectionately Known As 'LUNCH', Opens For Summer Season In Amagansett
Legendary Lobster Roll, Affectionately Known As 'Lunch', Opens For Summer Season In Amagansett At nighttime you see the familiar LUNCH sign lit in white, a signal to Hamptons visitors their summer has begun and the Route 27 staple Lobster Roll Restaurant is back in business. The restaurant, now world-famous thanks in part to having episodes of the Showtime TV series "The Affair" filmed there, is located on the East End of Long Island's south fork in Amagansett. "The sign is "iconic" because it's been there since1965. We say we're affectionately known as LUNCH because it's become an identifier for the restaurant," said co-owner Andrea Anthony. And though locals and summer visitors to…

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by Donna Christopher
Massapequa, NY
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Here Are Five Places To Get A Perfect Lobster Roll On Long Island Here Are Five Places To Get A Perfect Lobster Roll On Long Island Here Are Five Places To Get A Perfect Lobster Roll On Long Island
Here Are Five Places To Get A Perfect Lobster Roll On Long Island Facebook foodies obliged quickly when asked where can you get the perfect lobster roll on Long Island. We had to narrow it to these five places: Lobster Roll, 1980 Montauk Highway, Amagansett: No lobster roll story would be complete without including the island's perfect lobster roll.  This world famous roadside restaurant with a beach, nautical vibe affectionately also called "Lunch" is also known for being where episodes of 'The Affair' have been filmed.  The star, of course, is the lobster roll Katie L. of New York City, on yelp calls "delicious, with generous amounts of succu…

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by Donna Christopher
Brentwood, NY
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Two East End Affordable Housing Developments Getting $1.8M From Suffolk County Two East End Affordable Housing Developments Getting $1.8M From Suffolk County Two East End Affordable Housing Developments Getting $1.8M From Suffolk County
Two East End Affordable Housing Developments Getting $1.8M From Suffolk County Suffolk County will provide $1.8 million for two affordable housing projects on East End. One of these, Gansett Meadow will be located in Amagansett, and the second project, Vineyard View, will be located in Greenport, said Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone in the announcement.  The Gansett Meadow development will be less than half a mile away for the Long Island Rail Road station.  The project will include 37 units, 36 of which will be affordable to residents. The unit mix will include 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom, 3 Bedroom, and 4 Bedroom apartments.  The co-developers …

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by Donna Christopher
Brentwood, NY
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This Long Island Zip Code Ranks As Most Expensive In Tristate Area, Second Nationally This Long Island Zip Code Ranks As Most Expensive In Tristate Area, Second Nationally This Long Island Zip Code Ranks As Most Expensive In Tristate Area, Second Nationally
This Long Island Zip Code Ranks As Most Expensive In Tristate Area, Second Nationally An annual list of America’s Most Expensive Zip Codes has determined the Long Island zip code that ranked highest in the tristate area. Property Shark's list analyzes median home price data for zip codes throughout the nation. The 11962 zip code of Sagaponack ranks second nationally with an average home sale price of $5,500,000. Watermill (11976 zip code) is No. 17 nationally with an average home sale price of $2,862,500. Amagansett (11930) is tied for 35th, with the average sales price being $2,150,000. Two other Hamptons zip codes made the Top 50 national: Bridgehampton (No. 4…

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by Valerie Musson
Mount Pleasant, NY
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Small Plane With Four Aboard Crashes Off Long Island Coast Small Plane With Four Aboard Crashes Off Long Island Coast Small Plane With Four Aboard Crashes Off Long Island Coast
Small Plane With Four Aboard Crashes Off Long Island Coast Click here for an updated story: IDs Released For Four Aboard Plane That Crashed Off Long Island Coast Two bodies have been recovered after a small plane with four people on board crashed during a thunderstorm late Saturday afternoon off of a beach on Long Island. The aircraft went down one mile off the shore of Indian Wells Beach in Amagansett just before 4 p.m. Saturday, the Coast Guard said. Coast Guard Cutter Bonito, homeported in Montauk, recovered a second person from the water. Earlier, the East Hampton Life Guards located and recovered the first person from the aircraft. Coast G…

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by Joe Lombardi