Matt Baney’s “Legends III, Superstar Barbie”

UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, FIRE ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE AND COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY JOIN TO STUDY SEDIMENT MOVEMENT ON THE BEACH AND OFFSHORE OF FIRE ISLAND

Ice Palace hosts a dazzling “Night at the Oscars” as Arts Project’s Season’s End Ball

PASTA NIGHT AT THE KFD '09...YUM!

FIRE ISLAND NATURE photos by Dr. Carolyn Stern

NEWSBRIEFS : Ocean Beach Summer Club Fire, Grove Hotel & Gerard Walk Fires ,SMALL PLANE CRASHES ON FIRE ISLAND ,Tax error leads to Fire Island residents being overbilled

LOVE LOST & WHAT I WORE personal memories triggered by Off Broadway show by Jeannie Lieberman

Jim Speake, Fire Island Star, performs at Don't Tell Mama in NYC by Joel Benjamin for Theaterscene.net

ANNUAL KISMET KRACKED KONKRETE TOURNEY       ROSIE & VIC LIOTTA’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY

Surf's Out, in Kismet, is Fire Island's newest restaurant, but we bring more than 20 years in the restaurant business and the knowledge and feel of a long-time Fire Island resident. With it's celebrated chef and eclectic menu, Surf's Out Restaurant is soon to be Fire Island's favorite dining and entertainment destination click here for a tour of the restaurant and its many offerings

GOOD NEWS!!! THE TOP OF THE BAY BISTRO IS BACK Gorgeous surroundings offer the best view in town of the bay and the downtown scene. Enjoy our Sunday Jazz Brunch with live music beginning 10:30AM Call 631 597 6028 for reservations and lets catch up!

Jeanne Lieberman, Publisher

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Letters to editor:

Just saw a picture of a friend that I have not seen in many, many years.  I am not sure of how I got into your website, but I am glad I did. His name is Dominic DiSantis and I met him in 1959.  That same year we and several of his friends went to Fire Island.  I was a great place and It brought back such wonderful memeries.  After 35 years of living in New York I moved back to San Antonio, Texas to be back with my family.
Thank you, Al Gonzales

Jeannie, I am truly astounded by your project. It is a historical chronicle of a segment of life at the turn of this century. And photographer as well. How often is it updated? What happens during the winter months? What equipment must you now have? Who makes the changes in the website, you or the web designer? Whomever does a fine job. How do you set advertising rates and has it been at least break even? I wish you considerable good fortune. Keep up the good work, Merle

Hello Jeannie...
I received the wonderful Webzine you've put together...loved it...especially since the F.I. News is a monthly now. I got the one about the new Surf's Out, and subscribed to your 'zine... Wish i was there...but may be in late August.
Richard Watherwax
Key West
Kismet Veteran since 1965

Dear Jeannie,
Louise sent me the "Webzine" which I didn't know existed. Well written and fun to read. Brings back fond memories of "been there done that " Congratulations !
I was pleased to read that Angie had such a great send-off .
Regards Liz Holt

Jeannie - nice edition. I'm so pleased to see all the advertisers you have. You clearly have worked very hard to get The Sun to be a first class publication. Congratulations!!!
Keep up your good work. Roz S.

Hey Jeannie, thanks for the great review! My first headline mention!
Robin

Hey Jeannie thanks for your wonderful compliment about my
interpretation of "nothing" in "Broadway Bound" James Duus
 

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Publisher's note: the answers to above would indicate that it is indeed work intensive and currently more a labor of love than money so advertisers are welcome

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Jeanne Lieberman is editor of Theaterscene.net