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Arts | Long Island:
At Adelphi University, Art Pieces From a Kiln That Inspires
 Ceramic artists at Adelphi University find that the unpredictability of the wood-fired anagama kiln yields beautiful pieces, which will be on display there through Feb. 20.
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Long Island Dining | Mineola:
Vinoco, a Tiny Tapas Restaurant in Mineola — Review
 Vinoco, which opened nearly a year ago, is tiny, but once you get a table you feel exceptionally lucky.
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Calendar:
Events on Long Island
A guide to cultural and recreational events on Long Island.
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The 6th Floor:
Stuff You Find in an Old House
This is the August 31, 1946, issue of the New Yorker, famous for containing a single article, John Hersey's report on the nuclear destruction of Hiroshima. I found it at my mother's house on Shelter Island; it was a keepsake of the previous owners, a couple who both worked as book editors.
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Editorial:
Albany’s Cynical Mapmakers
Gov. Andrew Cuomo should veto the terrible maps proposed for New York’s legislative districts. It is the best chance to get fairer elections.
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In the Region | Long Island:
Long Island/In the Region - Homes no Longer Out of Reach
 A drop in prices and low interest rates means many buyers on the Island can afford to wait.
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Editorial Observer: A Long Island Teenager Studies Species Survival and Saves Herself in the Process
Samantha Garvey’s study of mussel shells brought her national acclaim and helped her beat homelessness, too.
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Long Island Dining | Huntington:
Legacy Asian Fusion in Huntington — Review
 None of the dishes served at Legacy represents a fusion of cuisines, but better-than-average Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Korean, Vietnamese and Malaysian specialties are served, amid distinctive décor.
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Calendar:
Events on Long Island
A guide to cultural and recreational events on Long Island.
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Long Island Vines:
From Waters Crest, Rich Textures in Food-Friendly Whites
Waters Crest, a tiny winery in Cutchogue, is run by a self-taught winemaker who owns no vineyards, but it has food-friendly whites with a great texture.
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