Subject: Long Island

• Spice Girls @ MSG: Tickets On Sale Saturday 12/6 10am

  December 6, 2007

• Early Black Friday Reports Mixed: "Rowdy," Hopeful, Lethal

  November 28, 2008

• East Coast Oysters vs. West Coast Oysters, Bout One

  The pugilists (clockwise beginning at the lower left): Beaver Tail, Fire Island, Meximoto, Phantom Creek   "In this corner, defending the honor of East Coast oysters," the ringmaster intoned, "are Beaver Tails from Rhode Island, and Fire Islands from Long Island." "And in that corner," he continued, gesturing at the opposite corner, "are Meximotos from Mexico's Baja peninsula, and Phantom Creeks from British Columbia."  

  February 12, 2009

• No Mob Bones About It

  The FBI has given up -- at least for now -- digging for old wiseguy bones at a mob burial ground on Long Island. The FeeBees spent three days this week shoveling away at a spot in East Farmingdale where a tipster had told them more bodies were buried -- to no avail. Last fall, spade work by the bureau at the same site unearthed the remains of William "Wild Bill" Cutolo, victim of a 1999 rubout by Colombo crime family rivals. This was something of a surprise to the feds since, as Ganglandnews.

  March 12, 2009

• Three Cheers For The Red, White And Blue Cheese

  January 11, 2000

• Queens For A Day

  December 28, 1999

• Now They tell Us

  December 21, 1999

• Still Rough Enuff to Break from NY To Long Island

  November 30, 1999

• With Relish

  November 23, 1999

• The New Jesus on the Same Ol' LI

  October 12, 1999

• Site and Sound

  September 21, 1999

• Bunk

  September 21, 1999

• F is also for fright

  September 14, 1999

• Route 110: The Boulevard of Dreams

  September 7, 1999

• Ethnic Mysteries Revealed

  September 7, 1999

• The Poison Ivy League

  September 7, 1999

• Dirty Work

  August 31, 1999

• Tracts of My Tears

  August 17, 1999

• Letters

  August 24, 1999

• Arcade Pimp #1

  August 24, 1999

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  November 30, 1999

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  November 16, 1999

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  November 2, 1999

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  October 26, 1999

• Lap of Luxury: Where Cheap Brew and Oysters à la Carte Rule

  March 8, 2005

• Honey, Don't

  November 29, 2005

• Scout Clout

  March 9, 1999

• Death Valley

  August 3, 1999

• Loft in Former Brewery

  August 22, 2000

• Rock: One-Offs

  May 29, 2001

• Death in Astoria

  June 26, 2001

• All in the Family

  May 27, 2003

• Gang Planks

  January 13, 2004

• A Pseudo-English Pub Has the Cure for Whatever Ales You

  July 27, 2004

• Aw, Shucks

  April 26, 2005

• Revolt from Above

  June 5, 2007

• MALT MASTERY

  October 22, 2008

• Clip Job: When the Voice Was the Only Paper in Town

  Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesDecember 13, 1962, Vol. VIII, No. 8News StrikeThe strike of the New York Typographical Union against the metropolitan dailies continues with both sides adamant and far from agreement. Nine papers have shut down. The printers struck only the Times, the News, the World-Telegram and Sun, and the Journal American, sparing the financially weaker dailies. A publishers' agreement, however, resulted in the Post, the Mirror, the Herald Tribune, the Lo

  March 30, 2009

• I, Locavore--Awesome Deal on Local Chardonnay

  The crisp chardonnay of Millbrook Vineyards and Winery (click to taste) As a wine enthusiast, you're no doubt familar with the reasonably priced and often good wines of the North Fork of Long Island, and the pricier product of New York's pristine Finger Lakes region. But a lesser known wine region centers on the Hudson River Valley running from north of Nyack to south of Albany, on both the east and west sides of the great river. One of the distinguished winemakers of this region is Mi

  April 3, 2009

• We got your hip-hop hall of fame

  September 14, 1999

• From India, With Love

  December 21, 1999

• Claw Money Honey

  February 27, 2007

• Posts of the Week

  Hello and welcome to Friday afternoon--here are some of our favorite posts from the week. Go out and get yourself some gelato and pig's feet this weekend. We brought you to foodie events all over the city over the holiday weekend. We suggested that you BYOB a bottle of Gutedel to Zaytoons. We brought you to the cocktail lab at the French Culinary Institute, where Nils Noren and Dave Arnold are concocting amazing things like the Long Island bubble iced tea and pork rind cracker jacks. We dr

  May 29, 2009

• 1.6 Band Reunite, Play NYC

  Uh, wow--the well-beloved-in-very-tiny-circles Long Island post-hardcore quartet 1.6 Band are reuniting to play shows in D.C. and New York. In their two-year, 1991-1993 stint, they played with any number of now canonical Tri-State bands and released a record with Jersey hardcore titans Rorschach (who are apparently also reuniting, original roadies and all), not to mention a 7" called Pimpin' Ain't Easy, which I treasure to this day. No idea why this is happening at all. They play Cake Shop on Ju

  June 9, 2009

• LATIN QUARTERS

  June 10, 2009

• Have You Seen... Sexual Assailant, Northern Queens

  A 20-year-old woman was walking near 185th Street and the Long Island Expressway in Queens around 10:50 p.m. on July 3rd when, she says, the man pictured at left grabbed her, dragged her off, sexually assaulted and robbed her, and fled. As it happens the man was caught on surveillance cameras at a convenience store, from which these stills are taken and from which the victim identified him. He is dressed here as he was during the assault. If you have information as to this man or this incident,

  July 22, 2009

• De La Soul

  August 11, 2009

• R.I.P. New York DJ Josh Link

  ​New York DJ Josh Link died in a tragic accident on Monday afternoon. The 29 year-old from Long Island was riding his Vespa across the Williamsburg Bridge when he was hit by a black sedan and thrown from his bike. Witnesses say that he was wearing a helmet and the accident was caused by the bike stalling in traffic.

  August 26, 2009

• When Spaghetti Sauce Attacks

  The Daily News is reporting that a Long Island woman is suing a Queens Pathmark after an unstable display of jarred spaghetti sauce collapsed on her, leaving her, she claims, with permanent injuries. Apparently, tea biscuits aren't the only foods with the potential to cause grievous bodily harm...

  September 16, 2009

• This Weekend, an Orgy of Oysters on Long Island

  Abi Skipp/flickr​Jimmy's No. 43 is doing a nice job of showcasing Long Island oysters every Thursday night, but the faithful can get even closer to the source this weekend at the 26th annual Oyster Festival in the aptly named town of Oyster Bay. The event takes place Saturday and Sunday, and will feature a lot of bivalve-based festivities, such as oyster eating and shucking contests. Among other things, there'll also be a 50-inch chocolate fountain, which has nothing to do with oysters (on

  October 15, 2009