Michael Malaszczyk is a Digital Editor for Long Island Press, with a focus on local news in the Medford area of New York. He has also contributed to publications such as amNewYork, Richner Communications, Inc., and RING TV LIVE. Michael covers a wide range of topics, including weather events, community initiatives, animal welfare, and local sports.
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The White Party marked the end of the Dan’s Taste 2024 Summer Series (Ed Shin)
By: Fred W. Thiele
He was born and raised on the East End. He went to college on the East End. He has served the East End in government for over 30 years, representing both the North and South Forks in Albany since 1995, and is passing the torch to the next generation when the next State Assembly takes office. For these reasons, Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. is Dan’s Papers ’ 2024 Person of the Year.
What a year we’ve had in 2024! Let’s make this new year count and ring in 2025 in style. If you haven’t solidified your plans yet, don’t wait! There are plenty of exciting foodie happenings taking place across the East End that you won’t want to miss – but spots are filling up. Book your holiday happenings now!
Prior to being an attorney, Gregory Caggiano was a member of the Communication Workers of America for many years. Additionally, Mr. Caggiano was a shop steward with Local 1104, who participated in multiple strikes. In 2001, Mr. Caggiano earned his JD from Touro Law School, where he attended night classes and worked full-time as a Union Splicer for New York Telephone.
According to the National Institution of Health, canine distemper originated as a pandemic pathogen in South America, but has now made its way across the world, and therefore to Long Island.
Did you miss Long Island Restaurant Week? Did you enjoy it so much, you want it back? Fret not. Long Island Winter Restaurant Week is coming soon, running from Jan. 26 to Feb. 2.
Flora in Westhampton Beach, furnished by Rooted Hospitality Group
Nick and Carissa Kretchmer, founders and operators of The Stretch Garden.
Jonathan Olken is a fan of local television, which is understandable. He’s chairman of the board of LTV, which is headquartered in East Hampton.
For some, the holiday season are joyous. For others, not so much.
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