Six Harbors Brewing Company and PRoud Rescuers of Puerto Rico hosted an awesome event on Sunday, June 9: The Puppies & Pints | Double Trouble Anniversary Party!

On a sunny, June morning we decided to stop by the Northport Farmer’s Market for our first trip of the 2019 season!

By now, you've almost certainly seen a news story somewhere online about the therapeutic benefits of living near water.

Study after study has shown us that our brains are hardwired to react positively to water. Scientists have spoken about correlations between viewing water and decreases in blood pressure and heart rates.

Living Huntington and its partner Park Shore Country Day Camp have chosen the winner for their 4 Week Tuition Scholarship Voucher to Park Shore Country Day Camp contest...

On the warm, breezy afternoon of May 19 we had the opportunity to explore the Huntington Waterfront Festival and Craft Fair.

The festival took place at Mill Dam Park, right across from the harbor, with lovely views of the boats getting ready for the season. There were dozens of booths, selling everything from homemade soaps to unique clothing and more.

Over the weekend we visited one of Huntington Village's newest restaurants, Bar Petite.

The concept at this restaurant, owned by John Conzone, is creative small plates and specialty cocktails.

There's still time to submit work to the Huntington Arts Council's call to artists for their upcoming Horror Vacui: Fear of the Empty exhibition.

With the Town of Huntington's 19th Annual Tulip Festival scheduled for Sunday May 5 (rain or shine) PLUS a bunch of rain scheduled for the date of the happening, we decided to visit Heckscher Park on Saturday, May 4 so we could see the colorful flowers in sun-drenched full bloom before the storm rolled in to town!

Did you know that this year, May 4 is National Fitness Day?

National Fitness Day is all about getting out and trying a new way to become fit and healthy.

Winston Preparatory School (WPS) is an innovative day school (with campuses in Dix Hills, NY; Norwalk, CT; Whippany, NJ; and New York City) for students in the 3rd through 12th grade with learning differences such as dyslexia, nonverbal learning disabilities, and executive functioning difficulties.