Explore the historic sites, restaurants and museums of Oyster Bay
News 12’s Shannon Lanier checks out restaurants, museums and historic sites in this week’s Road Trip Close to Home.
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Mar 21, 2024, 11:35 AM
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Experience something for everyone at Elise’s Niece’s Café in Farmingdale
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Experience Long Island’s historic past at Old Bethpage Village Restoration
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Take a trip to Massapequa for a tasty meal at All American Hamburger
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Recharge your health at Body & Brain Yoga and Tai Chi in North Merrick
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Experience a charming waterfront and lots of activities in Port Washington
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Experience a serene escape with tons of activities at Norman J. Levy Park
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Experience something for everyone at Elise’s Niece’s Café in Farmingdale
6ds ago1:39
Experience Long Island’s historic past at Old Bethpage Village Restoration
13ds ago1:39
Take a trip to Massapequa for a tasty meal at All American Hamburger
20ds ago1:51
Recharge your health at Body & Brain Yoga and Tai Chi in North Merrick
27ds ago1:34
Experience a charming waterfront and lots of activities in Port Washington
34ds ago1:30
Experience a serene escape with tons of activities at Norman J. Levy Park
41ds agoThe waterfront community of Oyster Bay has rich history to explore.
News 12’s Shannon Lanier checks out restaurants, museums and historic sites in this week’s Road Trip Close to Home.
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