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Discover 5 of Long Island's Hidden Gems this Fall!

Nestled into the rich history of Long Island are many hidden gems full of family, friendship, and longevity. Long Island features beautiful shorelines where many travelers stepped foot into America long ago, bringing with them the hopes, dreams, and aspirations which enriched Long Island’s culture, making it home to some of the most highly sought-after destinations in America.

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Memory Loss: What's Normal; What's Not?

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Alzheimer's & Memory Care

With dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and other memory-related cognitive disorders so top-of-mind today, it might cause you to pause and wonder:

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100th Birthday Party in Massapequa

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This month in Massapequa, we celebrated resident Dorothy Peter’s 100th birthday. Councilman Thomas Hand made an appearance to congratulate our...

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Grandparents Day in East Meadow

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It was a celebration of generations at our Grandparents Day party here in East Meadow this weekend! The residents’ smiles lit up the the community as...

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Chef’s Table: The Bristal at Garden City’s Mick Gehnrich Shares His Butternut Squash Soup Recipe

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Chefs have many reasons they like to cook: they were inspired by a certain dish, they find it challenging and artistic, they connect cooking with...

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Discover 5 of Long Island's Hidden Gems this Fall!

Posted by The Bristal

Lifestyle, Featured

Nestled into the rich history of Long Island are many hidden gems full of family, friendship, and longevity. Long Island features beautiful...

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Better Your Memory with These 6 ‘Brain Foods’

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Alzheimer's & Memory Care

While there is no magic food to improve your brainpower (yet!), there are a few foods that research has shown may be able to delay dementia, such...

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