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Bill, far left, Carol and Kathryn Paolillo were among the evening’s honorees. They were joined by their friend Jonathan Capobianco to raise awareness of diabetes research.
‘Cooking for a Cure’ event raises $100,000
Supporters in the fight to end diabetes in America met for the annual Cooking for a Cure event at the Crescent Beach Club in Bayville on March 29, which raised $100,000. The reception, held for … more
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‘The Sinking of the Steamboat Lexington on Long Island Sound’ is Bill Bleyer’s sixth book, and the third that focuses on maritime history on and around Long Island.
Bill Bleyer’s new book focuses on tragic tale of the Lexington
Before the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, the worst maritime disaster in U.S. history was the destruction of the steamboat the Lexington, which sank in 1840, with a loss of 139 lives. Although few … more
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Boat bottom paint causes many ecological dangers according to Cornell Cooperative Extension
Now that spring weather has begun to arrive on the North Shore, many locals are looking forward to getting their boats back in the water. Representatives from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk … more
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Due to excessive partying on the beaches, Bayville will now have a curfew on July Fourth.
Bayville passes curfew law for the Fourth of July
Bayville residents will be able to sleep soundly this coming Independence Day, following the passage of a new law adding a curfew to the village the night of July 4 and morning of July 5. Residents … more
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Libraries commit to giving back to their communities
Libraries across the New York state and Nassau County are getting ready for another year of the Great Give Back, a community service initiative in which Long Island libraries raise and donate to … more
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Members of Gallery 22 spent a recent Saturday with friends, working on arts and crafts projects, which is a favorite activity at the center.
Bayville’s Gallery 22 is a comfort zone for the neurodiverse
Gallery 22, a learning and enrichment center in Bayville, is committed to working with the neurodiverse community — those with autism spectrum disorder or other neurological or developmental … more
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Irene Poulos, who helped build the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Resurrection in Brookville, died on Sept. 1.
Church of the Holy Resurrection founder dies
When Irene Poulos died on Sept. 1, at age 92, the North Shore Greek Orthodox community lost not only a devoted parishioner, loving wife and mother, and cheerful neighbor, but an important figure in … more
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Agatha Pileggi, 12, created a Bayville sunset, which is on display at the Bayville Library in the Tiny Art Show.
Tiny Art Show in Bayville
Kristy Fumante, the adult program coordinator at the Bayville Free Library, was searching for a way to bring people back to the library. The coronavirus pandemic had forced an extended pause in … more
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Locust Valley Central School District budget results
The Locust Valley Central School District budget passed on Tuesday evening, with 1,284 votes for and 982 votes against. Additionally, voters have re-elected Board of Education incumbent Margaret … more
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John Taylor, center, held a press conference at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park and Beach in 2018. He was there in his capacity as the chair and co-founder of Coalition Against an UnSound Crossing to fight Gov. Cuomo’s plan for a tunnel on the North Shore. Larry Schmidlapp, mayor of Centre Island and Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino were there to show their support.
John Taylor running for Bayville mayor
John Taylor has a lifetime of accomplishments. Now, he’d like to add to it by becoming the next Village of Bayville mayor. There are several reasons he’s running, he said, but one issue that … more
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