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This North Fork Dream Home has all the charm of a rustic farmhouse right on the water.
Entering into this four-bedroom, two-bathroom home feels like stepping back in time to a simpler way of life. The exquisite craftsmanship found in this spacious Colonial is a rare find. (more…)
For this week’s “One Minute on the North Fork,” we visited Hedgewood Farm in Laurel, which offers horse boarding, lessons, showings and camps for people of all ages. (more…)
Robyn Coval and Lori Balter outside their new store Bowery Fork in Laurel. (Credit: Vera Chinese)
A pair of Manhattan restaurant supply industry veterans (and best friends) have opened a restaurant and kitchen supply store in Laurel.
Bowery Fork, a 1,000-square-foot storefront offering National Sanitation Federation-approved cooking equipment and bargain prices on kitchenware, opened its doors Memorial Day weekend.
“We are restaurant-centric and home friendly,” said co-owner Robyn Coval, who also owns the store Bowery Kitchen located in the enclosed urban food court Chelsea Market. Her partner in the new venture is Lori Balter, whose family has owned restaurant wholesale supplier Balter Sales Company for nearly a century. (more…)
You’ve heard of fairy gardens? Well, this is a gnome tree.
It’s located at Hallock’s Cider Mill in Laurel. (more…)
Chris Davis, left, with wife Beth of Holbrook and friend Kathie Sanders of Merrick at Clovis Point Saturday afternoon. (Credit: Krysten Massa)
Long Island Winterfest continued Saturday with a winemaker tasting and live music at Clovis Point Vineyards in Laurel. (more…)
Laurel Lake is the largest preserve in Southold Town. The lake itself is 30 acres and is a popular fishing area filled with largemouth bass, sunfish, chain, pickerel, brown bullhead catfish and trout. (more…)
Marianne and Wayne Hallock, owners of Hallock’s Cider Mill, have created a gnome tree on their property, which is located next to the bakery and farm stand. (Credit: Barbaraellen Koch)
Marianne and Wayne Hallock, owners of Hallock’s Cider Mill in Laurel, reside next door to the farm stand and bakery in an old North Fork farmhouse built in 1860.
After one heavy snowstorm last February, the top of a beautiful old maple tree — some 40 plus feet tall — was ripped off. While Wayne was trying to figure out how to cut the tree down, Marianne had other ideas.
She took to the internet and found some inspiration on Pinterest. (more…)
