Joe Mollica

The massive fire that tore through the old Sag Harbor Cinema in 2016 could have been the final curtain call for the history-soaked theater with the iconic, red neon sign heralding “SAG HARBOR” to Main Street below. With the property already up for sale prior to the fire — a ferocious blaze that took 19 fire companies a multitude of hours to safely extinguish — developers were circling the vulnerable property.

Way back in the late 1970s, William Miloski was apprehensive about the future of Miloski’s Poultry Farm, a property now worth millions to developers. Almost 50 years later, the next generation of poultry-farming Miloskis says Granddad can rest easy — they aren’t going anywhere. “I plan on dying here,” says Mark Miloski Jr., gazing into the distance at his family’s 30-acre turkey farm in Calverton, where there’s nothing taller than the tree line and the poults have the run of the wide-open space.

Can discovering a go-to food truck really change your life? Probably not, but finding a good one can at least change your lunch plans. And that can be just as important during a busy summer out east. We’re here to help you find just where exactly the best local eats on wheels are located, elusive as they may sometimes be. On our roads and beaches, seek and ye shall find everything from comfort supreme fried chicken to off-the-boat poke to flavorful Latin fusion.