Friendly Family Fare
The Cookroom serves home-cooked meals on Route 25.
Farms on Film
“Many of these children will come from farming families. Others may have the interest themselves,” says Leff.
‘Growing Farmers’ Wins Baume & Mercier Audience Award for Shorts at Hamptons International Film Festival
This year’s Hamptons International Film Festival will screen a documentary about, by and for residents of the East End who value preserving land and ensuring there will be farmers to till it. On Sunday, October 7, as the HIFF celebrates 20 years, Growing Farmers, a documentary short, will debut.
From France, with Love
A chef tracks his journey from the Loire Valley, through Gotham kitchens to the middle of Long Island.
No Small Potatoes
On the back of a Bay Shore school nutrition director, a farm-to-cafeteria dream comes true.
No Small Potatoes: Bay Shore Launches one of the Region’s Largest Farm to School Projects
For nearly 15 years, Janet Sklar, a nutritionist with the Bay Shore Union Free School District, has been working to get locally grown produce…
The Apple Pushers
… the initiative set out to double and triple the number of these mobile carts and push them into specific low-income locations in outer boroughs of the city where fresh produce options are scarce.
The Educated Palate
Stony Brook University’s new on-campus eatery redefines cafeteria fare for students, faculty and food enthusiasts alike.
A Fruit Tree Grows Roots in East Hampton
The Hamptons International Film Festival helps launch an activist documentary. By Courtney MacGinley • photograph by doug young Seated among a crowd of 50…
Long Island Wares and Fares
An Oyster Bay boutique offers Long Islanders a place to shop and buy local. By Courtney MacGinley • photographs by doug young Nestled in…
