Tag: Farmingdale

“The company is … looking to open more overseas offices, particularly in the Pacific-Asia region, even though much counterfeiting takes place there,” says John D’Addario III.

All eyes  —  from the outside golf world and also those of Long Islanders  —  will once again be on Tiger Woods, the current betting favorite and winner of the 2002 U.S. Open held at Bethpage Black.

It’s safe to say most Long Islanders are familiar with Long Island Iced Tea, but they’re likely not as acquainted with its not-so-distant Southern cousin, The Georgia Special, at Charlotte's Speakeasy.

D’Addario & Co. has an almost 200,000-square-foot facility in Farmingdale that employs nearly 1,000 workers, making it the world’s largest musical instrument accessory manufacturer.

Whether it’s helping out homeowners with drafty windows to save on their utility bills or remodeling the entire exterior of a house, one company stands out from the rest.

There’s truly no shortage of reasons to spend some quality time in Farmingdale, whether for food, fun, furniture, or higher education

This fully updated, mint condition split-level home with great curb appeal and a large backyard is listed for sale in the Village of Farmingdale.

The window is fast closing on the summer season of fun in the sun, but before the vacation or staycation ends, there is one place every Long Island family has to visit.

The return of warm weather to Long Island not only brings back beach season, it also opens the doors to the many outdoor beer gardens found at local bars across the region.

A rookie U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent from Farmingdale has been accused of trying to help drug smugglers get more than 100 pounds of cocaine passed security at John F. Kennedy International Airport.