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Painter and sculptor George Gách was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1909 and died in the United States in 1996. He was the son of a prominent Hungarian sculptor, he apprenticed under his father’s tutelage until he was 18.
Gách inspired by North Shore landscapes
Many of the paintings and sculptors created by George Gách are on permanent exhibit at the North Shore Historical Museum in Glen Cove. For many years, the Roslyn resident created landscapes that often-depicted landmarks local to the North Shore, especially in Sea Cliff and Oyster Bay. His style is both classical and impressionistic, and his subjects included animals, flowers, dancers, musicians, skaters, athletes and cowboys, to name a few. Gách utilized a variety of locations, including Long Island, Bermuda, Mexico, upstate New York and Florida. And he had 35 one-man shows. more
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Youth and Family Counseling Agency runs a community closet for the entire community
Across the United States millions of families are struggling to clothe their children, furnish their home and get access to other essential items. The Youth and Family Counseling Agency of Oyster … more
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The Nassau County Legislature has approved more than $1 million in safety improvements for Bayville Road in Lattingtown and Locust Valley.
After two decades, Bayville Road improvements approved
For years, residents of Locust Valley and Lattingtown have been complaining about the dangerous conditions on Bayville Road. But thanks to a vote by the Nassau County Legislature’s Rules Committee, the problems with the road will soon be addressed. more
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The improvements to Fireman's Field will be both aesthetic and utilitarian in nature and are expected to be completed by October.
Fireman’s Field upgrades underway in hamlet
The renovation of Fireman’s Field in Oyster Bay is underway, as the asphalt parking lot gets a long overdue makeover. Over the next several months, the field will see environmental and pedestrian upgrades to the space as it turns from an eyesore to a more aesthetic and useful part of the community. more
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A Happy Birthday to Jennie Grams!
Jennie Grams, a resident of the Oyster Bay Manor Assisted Living, celebrated her 102nd birthday. She was joined by friends and family, including her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and everyone had a great time singing, chatting and celebrating. more
A portrait of Helen and Charles was painted by Australian artist Lewis Miller in 2000, which is in the Dolan DNA Learning Center at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
Helen Dolan the ‘quiet philanthropist,’ dies
Helen Ann Dolan, who led a life committed to philanthropic endeavors that benefitted her community and the world at large, died on Aug. 19 of natural causes at 96. more
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Greg Hach has thrown his hat in the ring to run in the primary for Congress.
Air Force veteran Greg Hach announces bid against Santos
Embattled Republican U.S. Rep. George Santos said he still plans to keep his seat in Congress in 2024, but now, he faces a third Republican challenger trying to block his bid for reelection — Air Force veteran and lawyer Greg Hach. more
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The art of making ships in bottles dates back to the late 1700s, and was a popular pastime for sailors and whalers on long voyages.
Ships in bottles make port at Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum
While many young people might not know about the historical pastime of creating and collecting ships in bottles, a recent donation to the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum will help ensure that the … more
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Warren Obes, center, accepted an honorary prize on behalf of his son Ryan, presented by the event’s organizers Ed Madden, left, and Steve Boerner.
Matinecock Masonic Lodge opens doors for fundraiser
While the history of the Freemasons has often been shrouded in mystery, members of the Matinecock Masonic Lodge in Oyster Bay recently welcomed dozens of people onto their premises for a fundraiser. … more
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Rep. George Santos' fundraiser indicted for identity theft
George Santos’ tenure as representative for New York’s 3rd Congressional District has accomplished nothing for his constituents, but the freshman does continue to attract controversy. He … more
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