Stonework is not only in Peter Marmorato, Jr.’s blood, it’s in his name. “Marmorato,” quite aptly, means marbled in Italian. “Stone is literally in my blood,” says Marmorato, owner of Cornerstone Restorations LLC, a Kings Park-based stone restoration and maintenance company. A fourth generation stone carver in the monument business, Marmorato notes that his…
The East End has seen a lot of change lately as residents transform second homes into full-time residences. Many people are spending more time at home as home offices go up or expand along with home gyms and movie theaters.
Columbus Day, Halloween and the World Series are big dates to remember in October. But this year, October 1 may be an important date for Long Island, if you think there’s an affordable housing crisis, as many do. Glen Cove-based Georgica Green Ventures, a developer of affordable housing, is celebrating a groundbreaking at One…
Long Island Housing Services will lose $1 million in funding over the next three years due to Trump administration policies.
Manhattan Skyline Management Corp., a leading real estate firm in New York, announced that ConnectOne Bank has opened in East Hampton.
The East End’s flagship resort will be closed for almost two months.
Dan’s Papers is expanding its storied legacy with this week’s launch of Dan’s Papers NYC, bringing its signature coverage of arts, lifestyle, dining, and news to the heart of New York City. From November to April, Dan’s Papers NYC will be published monthly in print and online daily at DansPapers.com. The issues are being…
With so many people looking for greater advice on how to plan for the future, Schneps Media and presenting sponsor AARP New York are proud to announce “WTF! (What the Financial!): A Financial Empowerment Roadmap,” a comprehensive forum dedicated to helping people make their money last a lifetime. This event will be held on…
The Construction Career Charitable Fund (CCCF) has reached a significant milestone in only its second year.
To many, Enterprise Park at Calverton, or EPCAL, is synonymous with a struggle to make things happen, dreams deferred or even derailed. And yet, there is a second side to this story. There have been some noteworthy developments at EPCAL recently and over the years, although at least so far not in the most high-profile chunk of that massive 2,900-acre property acquired from the U.S. Navy in 1998. The efforts to develop a 1,600-acre chunk of EPCAL both stalled and remain stuck in ongoing litigation, but despite that stalemate, other projects have been moving ahead. And other portions of EPCAL…
Thankful in the Hamptons: Community, Compassion, and the Spirit of Giving
East Hampton Bayberry Cottage Fetches Full Ask in 5 Days
Westhampton Bayfront Sale Breaks Waterfront Record
Remsenburg Tudor Cottage Is a Boater’s Paradise
Southampton Arts Center Presents Architecture + Design Tour
Shrinking the Pool, Not the Luxury in the Hamptons
Horses Carved by Nature: Franco Cuttica on Sculpting Strength
Architect Roger Ferris Comes Full Circle in the Hamptons, Designing The Bridge’s First Spec Home
Master Craftsman: Laurie Densen and the Unpredictability of Fire
