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- Sep 22, 2026
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Step right up to history at the Long Island Fair - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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• Friday through Sunday, Sept. 25-27, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. When autumn arrives on Long Island, there’s one sure sign the season is full swing: the return of the Long Island Fair. Each year, Old Bethpage Village Restoration transforms into a bustling 19th-century county fair, where blue ribbons, livestock, handmade goods and old-fashioned competitions take center stage. It’s part history lesson, part family outing and part good, old-fashioned fun — a chance to trade the rush of modern life for the sigh
Step right up to history at the Long Island Fair - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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• Friday through Sunday, Sept. 25-27, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. When autumn arrives on Long Island, there’s one sure sign the season is full swing: the return of the Long Island Fair. Each year, Old Bethpage Village Restoration transforms into a bustling 19th-century county fair, where blue ribbons, livestock, handmade goods and old-fashioned competitions take center stage. It’s part history lesson, part family outing and part good, old-fashioned fun — a chance to trade the rush of modern life for the sigh
Bring the orchard home - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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There’s something quintessentially fall about wandering through an orchard, basket in hand, in search of the perfect apple. As September settles in, we wait for the air to turn crisp and the leaves to begin their colorful transformation. Meanwhile local orchards are coming alive with the sights, scents and flavors of harvest time. There are baskets to fill, cider to sip and plenty of reasons to gather family and friends for a leisurely day outdoors. Apple season typically stretches well into Oct
Ease into fall with colors from your garden - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Fall may be knocking on the door, but there’s no need to put away the flowers just yet. As the seasons shift, summer’s vibrant blooms can continue to brighten patios, porches, balconies and interiors, offering an easy way to savor the lingering days of warm weather. Whether enjoyed beside a favorite book and a cold drink or gathered into a colorful centerpiece, fresh flowers can make even an ordinary afternoon feel like a celebration. There are endless ways to bring that seasonal beauty to your
Summer sizzles along with fresh flavors - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Summer hasn’t left us yet, so we surely want to keep firing up the grill. As August winds down, backyard gatherings, poolside get-togethers and easy weeknight meals continue to call for the smoky, flame-kissed flavors that make grilling a summertime favorite. But late summer is also a good time to move beyond the usual burgers and hot dogs. From grilled vegetables and seafood to perfectly seared steaks and creative takes on familiar favorites, a little variety can bring new life to the backyard
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