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Halloween and holiday shows light up LI stages (opens the original)
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Holiday entertainment onstage often can be a bit predictable — not surprising since classics like "The Addams Family" and "A Christmas Carol" have endured for years (and sold hundreds of tickets). But not so fast this season. Along with the stage adaptations audiences love and expect, some alternatives are on the schedule at local theaters. A popular Broadway musical has been reincarnated as a holiday show, a cult movie from the 1950s has been turned into a quirky piece of nostalgia, and a Long
Fall getaways: Inside Hershey, Nemacolin and Woodloch (opens the original)
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Planning a family vacation can require the negotiation skills of a diplomat, especially if multiple generations are traveling. Grandparents may not be enthusiastic about a 5-mile hike and the kids will not be too happy if there’s nothing to do but read a book. Parents, meanwhile, are often hoping for little more than a few hours of peace and quiet. Here are three resorts in Pennsylvania that might be just the answer, all with beautiful settings and so much to do that no one will be bored — even
Long Island theaters: Renovations breathe new life into arts (opens the original)
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There were moments when Tony Leone thought the show might never go on. Getting Strongbox Theater up and running was an exercise in perseverance for Leone and his wife, Marla D’Urso, after construction delays tied to the transformation of the long-abandoned East Rockaway National Bank and Trust Company into a theater lasted nearly six years. What kept him going? "Stubbornness," Leone said. "It was really an exercise in endurance." The East Rockaway theater opened in June with a one-act festival a
Take a walking tour at these Gold Coast mansions (opens the original)
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A portrait that might have inspired Mr. Monopoly. A dining room that was moved from Fifth Avenue. Original pages from Charles Lindbergh’s autobiography. These are some of the secrets of Long Island’s Gold Coast mansions that are revealed during guided tours led by dedicated docents who know these buildings like the back of their hands. "It never gets stale," says Ellen Mason, who has spent the past two decades leading tours of Eagle’s Nest, the Spanish revival mansion built by William K. Vanderb
Mohegan Sun vs. Foxwoods: How to choose the perfect resort (opens the original)
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David Weiner said he’s not much of a gambler. But that doesn’t stop the Smithtown resident from taking a couple of trips every year to one of the major resort casinos in Connecticut. He’s been to both — Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun — and feels each is a great destination offering plenty of activities and great restaurants. For Weiner, it’s often “a guy trip,” and his group frequently chooses Foxwoods because it has a better golf course. “There is a lot of glitz and glamour,” he said, “but it’s very
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