Michael Malaszczyk is the Managing Editor at amNewYork™. He covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, agriculture, health and wellness, and the arts, with a keen focus on beverage production and organic farming. Michael's work has been featured in notable publications such as Richner Communications, Inc., RING TV LIVE, and Long Island Press.
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White seating, blue accents and natural wood give this living room a relaxed take on classic Hamptons style.
By: Michael Malaszczyk
Thousands of people who use a website and app called Swimply to rent an otherwise private pool, including here on the East End.
By: Robert Smith
The Murmrr Arts Foundation will unveil its second artist commission, a new painting by East Hampton artist Joel Mesler, on Sept. 5 at The Clubhouse in East Hampton.
By: Michael Malaszczyk
Labor Day Weekend may mark the unofficial end of summer, but the East End dining scene is showing no signs of slowing down this September.
Jan Lederman of East Quogue was recently elected to the Board of Directors of 13 Hands Equine Rescue one of the largest non-profit organizations of its kind in the Northeast, based in Clinton Corners, Dutchess County, New York. Mr. Lederman originally lived in Westchester acquiring a vacation second home in East Quogue 30 years ago. Mr. Lederman and his family temporarily transferred to East Quogue during Covid. Since then, the Lederman’s have made East Quogue their full-time home.
By: Michael Malaszczyk
Spencer Korwin, a 38-year-old former Team USA triathlete, died after drowning during a family vacation on Shelter Island, according to several reports.
By: Michael Malaszczyk
The Inn at East Wind opened a vineyard back in 2018, producing its own wine, sold at the Shoppes at East Wind in Wading River. If you think they’re
Though autumn officially begins on the equinox, apple picking season is here on the East End. Local farms and orchards offer plenty of opportunities to pick fresh apples and enjoy a classic post-Labor Day weekend trip. Here’s where to go this season.
By: Michael Malaszczyk
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, communities across the East End will gather Friday to remember the nearly 3,000 people killed that day and honor the first responders, recovery workers and others affected by the attacks.
By: Michael Malaszczyk
Apple Festival at Harbes Orchard
