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5 Stops for National Frozen Yogurt Day
Yogurt has been around for thousands of years, but it wasn't until the 1970s that vendors started selling frozen yogurt. Frozen yogurt has become so popular that it has its own holiday. That's right: National Frozen Yogurt Day is coming up on February 6. All you need to do to celebrate is stop by a frozen yogurt shop and order your favorite flavor! Here are some of the local frozen yogurt shops our REALTORS® recommend.
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5 Indoor Sports Centers Around Long Island
It might be winter, but that doesn't mean the kids can't get some exercise and enjoy their favorite sports and activities. Head on over to your local indoor sports complex, where there are plenty of leagues and camps going on all year long, including the cold winter months.
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Long Island: 5 Restaurants for a Christmas Meal
While it's the most wonderful time of the year, we all know preparing Christmas dinner can be a lot of work, especially if you're hosting lots of friends and family. While everyone love's a home-cooked meal, some years, it just makes sense to give the host a break. Whatever your situation, our REALTORS® can tell you many great Long Island restaurants are serving high-quality take-out meals for Christmas dinner, so you can make the holiday's a breeze.
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Holiday Displays and More Around Long Island
It's not easy getting into the holiday spirit when you've just moved to a new area. Cherished traditions like seeing holiday light displays are difficult when you're unsure where things are. Fortunately, whether you're looking at Nassau County homes for sale or Suffolk County homes for sale, there are plenty of great holiday displays around Long Island to get you feeling festive - and to help you feel more at home. Here are a few of our favorites.
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Where to Shop Small This Holiday Season
Big-box retailers have become popular places to shop, but that doesn't mean we should forget our local small businesses. The Saturday after Thanksgiving is designated as Small Business Saturday each year, and it falls on November 26 this year. It's a great reminder to support small businesses, many of which have been negatively affected by the pandemic. You'll be supporting your local economy and helping preserve unique businesses. And they're the perfect spots to pick up interesting holiday gifts or a treat for yourself.
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