“What I say is, a town isn’t a town without a bookstore. It may call itself a town, but unless it’s got a bookstore, it knows it’s not foolin’ a soul.”-- Neil Gaiman, American Gods
Back in August, many residents in the Huntington community were upset to learn that Book Review (Long Island's largest independent bookstore) was closing, after over 40 years in business, due to COVID-related financial hardship.
While we're still not 100% certain that "Thanksgiving" even IS a widely accepted type of movie genre, we DO know that it can be lots of fun to unwind with some seasonally-festive entertainment in-between all of the moments we spend planning, shopping, decorating, and cooking for our big American autumn holiday!
Our Featured Real Estate Listing this week - presented by Susan A Dittrich and Deirdre Hutton with Douglas Elliman Real Estate - boasts spectacular year-round water views.
The Harborfields and Huntington high school girls varsity swim teams recently paired up to participate in the seventh annual Swim Across America fundraiser to help fight cancer.
This is Halloween, this is Halloween Pumpkins scream in the dead of night
If there's one thing we tend to take VERY seriously here on Long Island, it's our Halloween season Haunted Houses!
With summer drawing to a quick close and autumn creeping in, right now is an excellent time to put an apple picking excursion on your Long Island day-trip calendar!
A beloved Huntington business, and Long Island's largest independent bookstore, is expected to close it's doors after over 40 years in business, according to its owner.
Seeking a NEW shopping experience in Huntington?
Our Featured Real Estate Listing this week - presented by Kim Schultze with Coldwell Banker American Homes - is a colonial with panoramic water views of Huntington Bay.
