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Valerie Kellogg

Valerie Kellogg

Verified

Editor, Newsday

Long Isl

Biography

An editor at Newsday, where I oversee the LI Home section and Real LI blog and do a live weekly luxury home segment on News 12 Long Island; I also edit the Kids section. valeriekellogg.com

Final Covers

mainly professional but some college sports.Houston Sports

Doesn’t Cover

I don’t cover politics, local news, or fashion

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Content

Total articles 120

  • Where to go antiquing in upstate New York

    By Valerie Kellogg Verified| Newsday Verified One of the best upstate New York road trips will require checking the tires, filling the tank — and clearing out the trunk. That’s because you’ll need space to bring home treasures from vintage stores, antique shops and flea markets, longtime draws to towns north of the city. With so many shopping destinations for all things old, the Hudson Valley, the Catskills and the Adirondacks are known as some of the best in the country for finding pieces with provenance.

    By Valerie Kellogg Verified · Newsday

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • 3 Long Island artists who turn trash into art

    By Valerie Kellogg Verified| Newsday Verified If you come across some litter this April 22, you may feel called to reduce, reuse and recycle in honor of Earth Day. But discarded objects that find their way into the hands of these Long Island creatives are destined for something more: They’re reshaped, reimagined and reborn into works of art that are far greater than the sum of their reclaimed parts. When Sag Harbor resident Rossa Cole quit smoking five years ago, he started vaping.

    By Valerie Kellogg Verified · Newsday

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • 3 Long Island artists who turn trash into art

    By Valerie Kellogg Verified| Newsday Verified If you come across some litter this April 22, you may feel called to reduce, reuse and recycle in honor of Earth Day. But discarded objects that find their way into the hands of these Long Island creatives are destined for something more: They’re reshaped, reimagined and reborn into works of art that are far greater than the sum of their reclaimed parts. When Sag Harbor resident Rossa Cole quit smoking five years ago, he started vaping.

    By Valerie Kellogg Verified · Newsday

    Apr. 16, 2025

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