Dosa Garden, a Staten Island Restaurant Serving the Heat of South India
The chef hails from an area in India known for its intricately spiced dishes.
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Dosa Garden, a Staten Island Restaurant Serving the Heat of South India
November 4th, 2010 
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Long Island Parents Donate Kidneys to Twin Sons
August 12th, 2010 admin
Long Island Parents Donate Kidneys to Twin Sons
Twin brothers Alan and Brian Leavy received kidney donations from their parents when the twins got a rare kidney disease.
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Long Beach Island sweet treats
August 8th, 2010 admin
Long Beach Island sweet treats
Nursing a sweet tooth? Get a taste of these delectable Long Beach Island treats.
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10 Best Undiscovered Island Paradises (PHOTOS, POLL)
August 5th, 2010 admin 10 Best Undiscovered Island Paradises (PHOTOS, POLL)
Everyone loves a little slice of island paradise.
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Vashon Island farms make for a fresh and tasty day trip
July 22nd, 2010 admin Vashon Island farms make for a fresh and tasty day trip
Spend a day touring farms and shopping the farm stands of Vashon Island.
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Staten Island Zoo unveils Australian-themed exhibit
July 14th, 2010 admin Staten Island Zoo unveils Australian-themed exhibit
Video, more photos: 2 adult kangaroos, a ‘joey’ and 2 wallabies introduced
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Fashion Island lands exclusive beauty store Melvita
July 8th, 2010 admin Fashion Island lands exclusive beauty store Melvita
Melvita, which sells organic personal-care products, last week opened its third U.S. and first Orange County store at Fashion Island. Its parent company L’Occitane recently raised $707 million in an initial public offering. The IPO funds will be used…
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Taste of the Island: Papa Rocco’s
July 3rd, 2010 admin Taste of the Island: Papa Rocco’s
Oysters just fine at Papa Rocco’s
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Savor the slow life of British Columbia’s Mayne Island
May 16th, 2010 admin Savor the slow life of British Columbia’s Mayne Island
Almost everything is do-it-yourself out here on Mayne, one of the lesser-visited of British Columbia’s Gulf Islands. It’s nine square miles of lazily winding roads with no traffic lights and only about 1,100 year-round residents — a count that triples in summer.
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Island resource capacity overshot
May 8th, 2010 admin Island resource capacity overshot
As soon as I started thinking about wild greens in preparation for a talk at the recent Wild Greens Festival sponsored by the edible wild plants project of the Nanaimo and Area Land Trust, I began to wonder what might be the impact of foraging for wild food, touted as the latest ‘super-hobby’.
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