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Beginnings: These three communities have shared their histories for three centuries. European activity in the area dates to 1677, when Smithtown founder Richard Smith began deeding land on Stony Brook Neck - in what is now Head of the Harbor - to one of his sons, Adam. Adam Smith constructed the first house on the east side of Three Sisters Harbor, now known as Stony Brook Harbor. Starting in the 1690s, Richard Smith deeded land in what is now Nissequogue to his other children and they established farms.
Photo: The Everett Smith General Store, built in 1856, stands today as the Saint James General Store, the oldest continuously run shop of its kind in the country. (Smithtown Historical...
Photo: The Everett Smith General Store, built in 1856, stands today as the Saint James General Store, the oldest continuously run shop of its kind in the country. (Smithtown Historical...
Beginnings: These three communities have shared their histories for three centuries. European activity in the area dates to 1677, when Smithtown founder Richard Smith began deeding land on Stony Brook Neck - in what is now Head of the Harbor - to one of his sons, Adam. Adam Smith constructed the first house on the east side of Three Sisters Harbor, now known as Stony Brook Harbor. Starting in the 1690s, Richard Smith deeded land in what is now Nissequogue to his other children and they established farms.
Photo: The Everett Smith General Store, built in 1856, stands today as the Saint James General Store, the oldest continuously run shop of its kind in the country. (Smithtown Historical Society)
Photo: The Everett Smith General Store, built in 1856, stands today as the Saint James General Store, the oldest continuously run shop of its kind in the country. (Smithtown Historical Society)
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Obituary: Richard Texidor Sr.
Richard “Tex” Texidor Sr., 52, died Wednesday. He was a native of New York City and was the son of the late Rinaldo and Margarita Santiago Texidor. Richard was a veteran of the U.S. Army, employed at Hitachi Systems in Harrodsburg, and...
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Church briefs: Oct. 21, 2011
Trinity Methodist plans trunk-or-treat
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Corinth Baptist 140th homecoming
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Beatles "Let it Be" Musical Eyes Summer Broadway Open
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Catholic author Matthew Kelly holds workshop on Feb. 23
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Critics pummel Broadway's 'On a Clear Day' and Harry Connick, Jr.
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Green Day to unleash a trilogy: '¡Uno!,' '¡Dos!' and '¡Tre!'
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A list of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack victims
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TIMOTHY JAMES O¿SULLIVAN
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Monster Mash: Ai Weiwei takes Berlin teaching post; same-sex marriage on Broadway
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NYC Public Schools Closed; Hundreds Other Schools, Universities Delayed or Closed
All New York City public schools are closed Thursday, as well hundreds of other schools and universities have a delayed opening or are closed.
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All NYC Schools Open; Hundreds Other Schools, Colleges Closed
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Is Billie Joe Armstrong in 'American Idiot' a Broadway star in the making?
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