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| |  Photo By: IB: The Doxsee factory is now occupied by the Maple Avenue Dock. During its heyday in the late 19th century, the Doxsee factory employed many local residents. A few of the workers are shown here lining up the day’s catch.
| | | | | OUR TOP STORY A family and hamlet heritage Story By: LIZ FINNEGAN, Editor | |
| | | 17 May 2012 | | | ISLIP—Islip was once the center of the clam canning industry in America, a family business endeavor determined to make all of the hamlet’s denizens rich. Well, Doxsee Clams wasn’t exactly able to accomplish that feat, but it certainly put the sleepy ...  |
| | Shelter Link mission continues Story By: LIZ FINNEGAN, Editor | | | |
| | | 17 May 2012 | | | ISLIP—A group of people stood with their four-legged friends on the corner of Grant Avenue and Main Street last Saturday in front of Nook and Cranny Gift Boutique, selling their home-baked cookies and cakes while sharing their passion about the Islip...  |
| | | Success for some, disappointment for others Story By: LIZ FINNEGAN, Editor | | | |
| | | 17 May 2012 | | | While some school boards were shaken up a bit, just about 90 percent of Long Island’s 124 school districts got the results they were hoping for in the Super Tuesday elections. That success rate was reflected locally as well except in East Islip where...  |
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