Debbie Egan-Chin

High school students on Long Island are taking advantage of voluntary summer programs to learn new skills and subjects.

Three levels, a private beach and water view. Newsday's Rachel Weiss takes us inside — and outside — of this home in Oak Beach,

'Love, Nana' is a Rockville Centre nonprofit run by Joan Hyland of Malverne, who collects gently-used children's clothes from 0-24 months and other items.

Deterrants, such as proximity to railroad tracks, used to scare away homebuyers, but with record-low inventory, do dealbreakers still matter? Newsday real estate/living reporter Rachel Weiss reports.

Ethnic grocers, including stores that specialize in selling Asian, Latino and African goods, are a fast-growing business on Long Island. NewsdayTV's Drew Scott reports.

After a fire destroyed most of the James E. Donahue VFW Post 347 in Glen Cove, the community and its members came together to help rebuild.

The number of furniture retailers on Long Island are on the decline, particularly mom-and-pop shops, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

This four-bedroom house built into a hillside in Northport is on the market for $769,000, and it has several unique features, including a greenhouse-like porch. NewsdayTV's Rachel Weiss reports. Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin

Jason Orsini of Smithtown has decorated his entire front lawn to look like “National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.” Newsday's Rachel Weiss reports. Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin

From a retro-futuristic coffee shop to a drive-through caffeine stop, here's a look at three new coffee shops on Long Island.