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The Long Island Forum, the area's oldest historical periodical, may not get a chance to write its own final chapter. Instead of receiving the quarterly magazine in October, about 1,500 subscribers got a letter saying the 66-year-old Forum suspended distribution because its publisher, Friends for Long Island's Heritage, plans to file for bankruptcy.
There are discussions with potential new publishers. Full details are available on Newsday.com.
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