Huntington park is going to the dogs
The town began a three-month pilot program on Jan. 1 to allow leashed dogs in Heckscher Park, where canines were previously banned.
Read MoreThe town began a three-month pilot program on Jan. 1 to allow leashed dogs in Heckscher Park, where canines were previously banned.
Read MoreSeveral hundred Long Island residents spent their Saturday in Hampton Bays for the annual Halloween celebration at Good Ground Park.
Read MoreA series of mountain biking and hiking trails has been forged in Port Washington by volunteers from the nonprofit Concerned Long Island Mountain Bicyclists (C.L.I.M.B.).
Read MoreTrail Supporter Patches were first introduced in 2007 as a way to raise money to maintain state trails.
Read MoreGrants are available for tree planting, maintenance, tree inventory, community forest management plans and for educating those who care for public trees.
Read MoreThe Town of Southampton and the Long Island Divers Association on Sunday held an underwater ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the
Read MoreThe Ocean Parkway Coastal Greenway is undergoing its final phase of construction, extending the shared-use path by 10 miles.
Read MoreThe total grant amount has doubled to $1 million for groups that enhance preserve, maintain and promote state parks and public lands.
Read MoreNassau County unveiled two new cricket pitches in Eisenhower Park.
Read MoreThe Sept. 14 event features fun shops, nature walks, kids discovery center games and activities, and exhibits for the entire family.
Read MoreThe free event, aimed at bringing people with and without developmental disabilities together for fun, healthful activities, is scheduled for Sept. 7.
Read MoreThe Town of Huntington announced plans to create additional parking spots and safety improvements in East Northport and Huntington Station.
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