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Bayville has faced major flooding on numerous occasions, including when Category 2 hurricane Donna hit on September 11, 1960
Flood insurance rates could increase in Bayville
Households in Bayville could see increased flood insurance premiums on policies that renew after April 1, due to the National Flood Insurance Program’s new system for setting prices. The new … more
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Members of the Bayville Library Renovation Committee — Tom Tini, left, Katie Schlicht and Judy Wohrle — are predicting that construction will be completed by September.
Bayville Library continues with renovation work
Although their efforts aren’t visible, construction workers are hard at work on the $1.49 million Bayville Library renovation project, which began on Jan. 3 and is expected to be completed by … more
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Barbara Vivona, who showed her work for the first time at the Bayville Village Arts Council’s art show, said she feels a connection with her paintings, describing them as her babies.
Bayville artists share their talent in their hometown
There are many artists living in Bayville, probably more than you might think. The lineup of nine who exhibited their work at the Bayville Village Arts Council in December, and others who did so on … more
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Glen Cove resident John Barra, manager of Bob’s Discount Furniture’s Nesconset location; City Councilman Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews, a founding member of NOSH; NSSK/NOSH Chairwoman Christine Rice; board member Matt Catapano; and Richard Muniz, district manager of Bob’s Discount Furniture.
In temporary new home, NOSH reopens in Glen Head
After a fire destroyed its Glen Cove headquarters last month, NOSH, a food delivery service and a program of the North Shore Soup Kitchen, has relocated to St. Hyacinth’s Church, in Glen Head, until it can find a permanent location. more
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Baville resident Gabriel Morgan Brown was arrested on June 30 for his actions during the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
FBI arrests Capitol rioter from Bayville
Federal prosecutors have charged a Bayville man for his part in the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Gabriel Morgan Brown, 37, was charged with destruction or injury to buildings or property … more
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Ryan Maselli, fifth from left, a Life Scout in BSA Troop 176 in Bayville, built an osprey nest for his Eagle Scout project with the help of other scouts and the North Shore Audubon Society.
Scout Maselli builds a new home for ospreys in Bayville
An osprey couple recently moved to a new home in the marsh next to West Harbor Beach. The surroundings are ideal — a 360 degree view of the Long Island Sound where dinner is a stone’s throw away. They arrived the day after the osprey nest platform, atop a 20 foot pole, was driven roughly 4 feet into the marsh in Bayville. The couple immediately began crafting their nest and a day later, the male was seen flying over their new home defending it. more
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Bayville’s drop box.
Making Earth Day meds-disposal day in Bayville
When Richard Walka’s mother-in-law died 15 years ago, he had an unexpected dilemma on his hands: what to do with four shopping bags filled with her prescription and over-the-counter medications, and no safe way to get rid of them without potentially harming the environment. After that experience, Walka, the chairman of the Bayville Environmental Conservation Commission, looked for years for a solution to the problem. more
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The Mimi Mernin Food Pantry collects and distributes food to families in need across the North Shore.
Mimi Mernin Food Pantry, in Bayville, serves the North Shore
The Mimi Mernis Food Pantry, at the Village Church of Bayville, has served the North Shore community for nearly 20 years, and has been especially active during the coronavirus pandemic. Its essential service has recently been recognized by Rising Tide Natural Market in Glen Cove, which named the pantry its February 2021 Charity of the Month. more
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A unanimous vote by the Bayville Board of Trustees to provide contracts to two companies will ensure that residents’ water will be monitored and analyzed more efficiently and leaks will be detected quickly.
Bayville renews two companies’ water contracts
In the Village of Bayville, 30 miles of underground water main, 4 to 16 inches in diameter, carries water to residents’ homes. At the village board meeting on Feb. 22, trustees and Mayor Bob De Natale approved contracts with two companies to ensure that water is monitored and analyzed more efficiently, and that leaks are detected quickly. more
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Residents met with Bayville Mayor Bob De Natale to discuss what could be done to reopen the skating rink behind Village Hall.
A promise to make Bayville ice rink skateable
A group of roughly 30 Bayville residents gathered outside Village Hall last Saturday to hear Mayor Bob De Natale’s plans for a beloved ice rink. Once a popular recreational site, it has not been maintained for years, and the 100-foot wooded trail leading to it is overgrown and blocked by fallen trees. more
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