Here Are 'Closer, Cheaper' Escapes On Long Island, Report Says Here Are 'Closer, Cheaper' Escapes On Long Island, Report Says
Here Are 'Closer, Cheaper' Escapes On Long Island, Report Says Looking to surround yourself in elegance or enjoy a quiet day on the beach but can't afford the pricey Hamptons? There are cheaper alternatives, suggests a New York Post article. A day or overnight trip on the Island's Gold Coast might include stops at some of the Great Gatsby-esque mansions. These include Old Westbury Gardens and Oheka Castle in Huntington, on the highest point on Long Island, and considered as elegant as a French chateau. this is also a hotel with overnight stays, both suggested in the article. Sunken Forest on Fire Island reached by ferry from Sayville is one of th…
High Or Low Heat, Marinade Or Butter, Here's How Long Islanders Cook Perfect Steak High Or Low Heat, Marinade Or Butter, Here's How Long Islanders Cook Perfect Steak
High Or Low Heat, Marinade Or Butter, Here's How Long Islanders Cook Perfect Steak Very lean and medium-well-done or golden brown on the outside, with a juicy pink center, marinated in herbs or special sauces or naked, there are plenty of ways Long Islanders told Daily Voice how to cook a perfect steak. Nick Lafroscia of Sayville said he cooks his Porterhouse and shell steaks on "high heat." Amy Friedman Walsh told us she puts olive oil, Montreal steak rub and Worcestershire then cooks steak in a cast iron pan. Professional chef Diane Reeder who grew up in Levittown and went to the Culinary Institute of America said she likes a rib eye cut and says make sure you have kos…
Sayville Restaurant Month Puts Spotlight On These Eateries Sayville Restaurant Month Puts Spotlight On These Eateries
Sayville Restaurant Month Puts Spotlight On These Eateries Any time spent in Sayville is special whether you are passing through for the Fire Island ferry or enjoying a walk on the beach, or visiting some of the quaint shops and would not be complete without trying out one of the town's fine restaurants. Through all of May, The Greater Sayville Chamber of Commerce is celebrating Restaurant Month as part of the Town of Islip’s year-long 335th Birthday Celebration. The oldest of the participating establishments offer prix fixe meals or other specials is the Sayville Inn & Tavern at 199 Middle Road. The historic inn built in 1988 is where Teddy R…
Beloved Chef Phil Pasfield, Co-Owner Of The Brixton In Babylon, Dies At 34 Beloved Chef Phil Pasfield, Co-Owner Of The Brixton In Babylon, Dies At 34
Beloved Chef Phil Pasfield, Co-Owner Of The Brixton In Babylon, Dies At 34 Popular and hip chef Phil Pasfield of The Brixton in Babylon, died unexpectedly on Friday, April 26. He was 34.  His sister, Sandy Scott announced his death on Saturday, April 27 via Facebook, saying the loss of her brother was sudden and unexpected. A cause of death has not been disclosed. "I have no words to describe how I am feeling but I know I am suffering from an extreme loss," Scott wrote. Pasfield, who attended Sayville High School, the State University of New York at Cobleskill, and studied at the Institute of Culinary Education in Manhattan, opened the go-to restau…
Passaic Sheriff: Route 23 Jalopy Stop Turns Up BB Handgun, Knives, Baton, More Passaic Sheriff: Route 23 Jalopy Stop Turns Up BB Handgun, Knives, Baton, More
Passaic Sheriff: Route 23 Jalopy Stop Turns Up BB Handgun, Knives, Baton, More Passaic County sheriff’s officers who stopped a couple for having an obstructed view in their 16-year-old Chevy seized an array of weapons – among them, five knives, a BB gun, ammunition and an expandable metal baton, authorities said. Officers Christopher Savitsky and Tomaz Cydzik smelled marijuana after stopping the red 2002 Chevrolet Malibu on northbound Route 23 in Wayne last weekend, Passaic County Sheriff Richard Berdnik said. The clothing of both Ruben Carraballo, 31, who was driving, and 23-year-old passenger Joanna Motl, who owns the car, also reeked of pot, the sheriff said. They…
Toys 'R' Us May Close Another 200 Stores, Report Says Toys 'R' Us May Close Another 200 Stores, Report Says
Toys 'R' Us May Close Another 200 Stores, Report Says Less than a month after announcing it planned to close 182 outlets, another 200 Toys 'R' Us stores may also be closing, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal on Thursday. The total of near 400 closures would be 45 percent of the toy retailer's total number of stores. Toys 'R' Us also reversed plans to offer severance packages to all affected employees, The Wall Street Journal reported. The locations of the 200 stores were not available. Toys 'R' Us, which filed for bankruptcy last fall, announced on Jan. 24 it planned on closing the 182 outlets, according to a court filing. A …