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This is the second such event hosted by Raynham Hall, building on the success of last year’s ‘Stirring up History’ dinner.
Enjoy a culinary journey through history with Diane Schwindt at Raynham Hall Museum
Raynham Hall Museum will be hosting an upcoming event that promises to transport attendees back to the colonial era, tantalizing taste buds with the flavors of yesteryear. “Stirring up History: … more
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The proposed Oyster Shore Energy Storage facility will replace the Global Petroleum terminal by Tappen Beach.
Battery storage facility sparks controversy
The prospect of a massive battery storage unit looming over Glenwood Landing has sparked a heated debate among residents, town officials, and the proposing company, Jupiter Power. The proposed … more
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Locust Valley High School baseball coach Brian Lorusso, right, and the junior varsity and varsity teams worked with young ball players.
Children learn how to be a winning falcon
Young athletes from throughout the Locust Valley Central School district went to the high school’s field on April 27 to learn from current baseball, lacrosse and track varsity athletes at the … more
Jerry Kremer
The PSEG love affair is over
Long Islanders have all kinds of non-romantic love affairs. They love their school boards, their teachers and their garbage collectors, and they even show some love for . . . more
Carolynn Eipel founded CareFirst two years ago. She has always been a caretaker at heart, she said, and has dedicated her life to helping seniors since she was 18 years old.
CareFirst finds a new home
Few transitions in life are as emotional and challenging as the role reversal between aging family members and adult children. Lisa Yeager fondly remembers her childhood with her aunt, Frances … more
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Molly houses often provided opportunities for people to flaunt or subvert traditional gender norms and roles, as this cartoon from 1780 shows.
Exploring LGBTQ+ culture in the 18th century
Raynham Hall Museum in Oyster Bay is set to host a presentation exploring the history and archaeology of molly houses, clandestine taverns where homosexual men and cross-dressing individuals could … more
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Summer reading: To escape or go deep?
Of course, we must have a summer to take up the subject of summer reading. Which reminds me of a great book about Krakatoa . . . more
Republicans swept the North Shore of Nassau County, with first-time candidate Samantha Goetz unseating incumbent Josh Lafazan for the 18th Legislative District seat.
Red wave swamps North Shore
Joseph Saladino has secured his re-election as Oyster Bay's town supervisor with nearly 31,000 votes against his opponent Jared Behr’s roughly 16,000. Saladino's campaign centered on his … more
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Pirates return deep roster
The Seahawks return to Nassau Conference A2 at the start of a new team cycle – having graduated seven seniors this summer and all of last season’s starters, including the league’s … more
Leapfrog Group recognizes Glen Cove Hospital for top-tier diabetes treatment
Dr. Manuel Flores had a great time when he went skiing with his family in Canada last December, but two weeks later he suffered from severe fatigue, and he could not understand why. Then he bit his … more
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