Long Island, NY is located just minutes from Manhattan on the southeastern tip of New York State.  Long Island is comprised of four counties: Kings (Brooklyn), Queens, Nassau and Suffolk.  Most people only consider Nassau and Suffolk counties as part of Long Island because Brooklyn and Queens counties are basically part of the 5 boroughs of New York City. •·         Long Island, NY has 26 state parks •·         Long Island's picturesque coastline is 1,180 miles long •·         Long Island, NY is approximately 118 miles long and 20 miles wide  •·         The Vanderbilt Planetarium, located in Centerport, NY is one of the largest and best-equipped in the United States •·         Charles Lindbergh began his famous non-stop flight from New York to Paris from Long Island's Roosevelt Field a... 01/24/2011

A Feng Shui Consultant in Oyster Bay Long Island Sometimes I believe Long Island has Feng Shuied itself.  Just a tiny glimpse of the wonderful Spring that we've all been waiting for came on a day that was predicted to break a record and hit 60 degrees.  The weather men were off a bit.  Long Island hit 70! I don't believe ANYONE stayed home.  Laura and I decided to head up North to the lovely town of Oyster Bay.  It was time to reconnect with Nature, spend time OUTSIDE after a very long winter.  As you can see in the photos, the snow hadn't even melted yet after a whopping 14" had hit our area. If you wander just beyond Oyster Bay, you will end up in a beautiful place called Oyster Bay Cove.  We are doing a Feng Shui Consultation in Oyster Bay next week...and doubt we'll have the weather... 03/10/2009

  Sale of homes in Oyster Bay Cove has gone down by 20% this year, from 25 homes sold in Oyster Bay Cove in 2007, down to 20 homes sold in Oyster Bay Cove in 2008.  Right now, there are 39 homes for sale in Oyster Bay Cove.  At the rate it is going, it looks like we have almost a two-year inventory assuming we do not get another listing which is improbable.  It is a good news for buyers who want to move in this area.  Prices range from $1,250,000 for a ranch style home to $4,600,000 for a colonial style homes.  Oyster Bay Cove, an incorporated village next to Oyster Bay, is one of the beautiful places on the North Shore of Long Island.  Most homes in Oyster Bay Cove are on two acres lot so if you want your privacy, you can find them in Oyster Bay Cove.  Oyster Bay Cove is so different f... 01/20/2009

For people who want privacy, look no further.  Oyster Bay Cove is the place to be.  The late Oleg Cassini had a big place in Oyster Bay Cove.  Oyster Bay Cove is so different from the Hamptons because you can  keep your privacy here.   We do not have the glitz and glamour of the Hamptons.  People don't gawk at celebrity here.   Most celebrity who settle here are down to earth people who want to lead a quiet life although they are very involved in the community.  They give a lot to the community through the various charities.  Oyster Bay Cove lies east of Oyster Bay and East Norwich, north of Syosset, and west of Laurel Hollow.  Steamboat Landing, Landing Rd, end of Cove Woods Rd and only part of Cove Rd. have waterfront properties.  Houses in Oyster Bay Cove range in price from $895,000... 10/28/2008

  Oyster Bay residents are just recovering from last week's event - Oyster Festival - and here we go again.  Are we a party town?  Bully!!!  You can say that.  Teddy Roosevelt's 150th birthday celebration starts this Friday, Oct. 24 with two Roosevelt Art Exhibits at two venues.  Living Roosevelt family artists' work will be on display at the office of Theodore Roosevelt Association at 20 Audrey Ave, Oyster Bay from 3-5 PM on Friday, Oct. 24 and the deceased Roosevelt family artists' work will be on display at the Earl Wightman House, the Oyster Bay Historical Society's home at 20 Summit Street, Oyster Bay from 10 AM to 2 PM on Friday, Oct. 24. On Saturday, Oct. 25, there will be a parade at 1 PM.  The parade starts from Berry Hill Rd, right to South St., left to Audrey Ave to the Derby... 10/23/2008

    For lovers of animals, there is a new exhibit at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay Cove that just opened and will run till Jan. 2009.  Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay Cove is a neighboring village of Oyster Bay, NY.  It was the summer White House during the Theodore Roosevelt presidency.  The photo exhibit is titled "White House Pets: Ambassadors at Large" sponsored by Friends of Sagamore Hill and the Sagamore Hill National Historic Site.  There are photos of animals at the White House from Thomas Jefferson era all the way to George W. Bush.  Artifacts relating to pets at Theodore Roosevelt White House were also added.   There are lots of exciting stories with the young Roosevelt children and their love of animals.  Apparently Quentin and Archie Roosevelt befriended the pet store owner near t... 08/10/2008