A coffee shop that opened on New York's Fire Island during the pandemic is celebrating Pride Month by giving back to its beloved community.
FIRE ISLAND, New York -- When it comes to New York's Fire Island, the beach and the community are the big draws, especially so for members of the gay community who've found havens in Cherry Grove and the Pines.
"Beach break is a surfing term, it's where the wave breaks over a sandbar and that's what we have here and also of course, it refers to a coffee breaks," Skicki said.
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