Stone Creations Of Long Island 

Long Island Masonry and Landscape Designs Our company is based on the belief that our client's needs are of the highest importance. Our entire team is committed to meeting those needs. As a result, a high percentage of our business is from repeat customers and referrals. Stone Creations of Long Island specializes in hardscape designs and outdoor living (retaining walls, outdoor grills, firepits, patios and walkways, poolscapes, water features, foundations). We also compliment the hardscapes with beautiful and distinct softscapes (edging, mulching, plantings, low voltage lighting, sodding). The products we offer and use in our projects are the best and most field proven in the industry and our craftsmanship warranties show our commitment to customer satisfaction. Our crews model a level of professionalism often not seen in the Hardscaping industry! We are committed to detail, quality work, and customer satisfaction. At Stone Creations of Long Island, most importantly, we enjoy what we do and feel fortunate to have the opportunity to create such beautiful environments.. We welcome the opportunity to earn your trust and deliver you the best service in the industry. CALL TODAY!! Paul Saladino Office: 631-678-6896

Suffolk County

Jade Eckardt

New York City Metropolitan Area

West Islip

New York

Long Island Masonry and Landscape Designs Our company is based on the belief that our client's needs are of the highest importance. Our entire team...

Students across the West Islip School District will return to class on Tuesday, despite the previously planned winter break. Classes are in session throughout the week to make up for some of the days lost in the week following Hurricane Sandy, when hazardous conditions and power outages kept schools from opening. During Thursday night's Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Richard Simon said classes will resume a normal schedule, and it will be "business as usual" for the week. He added that less than 10 percent of the district's staff would be out for the week. Those that had previously scheduled plans and were unable to cancel them were allowed to remain off for the week. Parents whose children will not be attending school for the week are advised to notify the district of their child's abscence.

Students across the West Islip School District will return to class on Tuesday, despite the previously planned winter break.

Classes are in session throughout the week to make up for some of the days lost in the week following Hurricane Sandy, when hazardous conditions and power outages kept schools from opening. During Thursday night's Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Richard Simon said classes will resume a normal schedule, and it will be "business as usual" for the week.

He added that less than 10 percent of the district's staff would be out for the week. Those that had previously scheduled plans and were unable to cancel them were allowed to remain off for the week. Parents whose children will not be attending school for the week are advised to notify the district of their child's abscence.

Winter break cut short to make up for time lost following Hurricane Sandy.