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Behind Bayville Village Hall there is an oasis, or at least many in the community see it that way. At the end of a roughly 100-foot trail through the woods, there is a fenced-in area surrounding an ice rink that was once a popular spot among residents. But because it has not been maintained in years, the rink is littered with frozen leaves and branches, and the trail has become a snarl of logs from fallen trees.
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By Laura Lane
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2/12/21
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Flushing or throwing away unwanted drugs was once encouraged, but no more. Although the traditional options of disposal ensured that the drugs would not fall into the wrong hands, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has found that aquatic life can be adversely affected, as well as that of humans.
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By Laura Lane
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2/5/21
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Snow is still falling in Oyster Bay as of 10:30 a.m., accumulating on the front lawns and vehicles of North Shore residents.
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Jennifer Corr, Scott Brinton and Laura Lane
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2/1/21
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Ten months ago, Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued the stay-at-home order that would leave the dining rooms of restaurants empty and familiarize residents with food served in to-go boxes rather than on their favorite eateries’ plates. Some restaurants were forced to close, including the popular Canterbury’s Oyster Bar & Grill in Oyster Bay.
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By Jennifer Corr
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1/29/21
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Philip Baker was ecstatic, perhaps more so than the average guy, his mother, Chris, said. The Bayvillite was turning 50 on Jan. 17, a milestone for someone with Lesch-Nyhan syndrome. The rare disorder, which only affects men, causes neurological and behavioral abnormalities and the overproduction of uric acid in the body. Years ago, doctors told Chris and her husband, Philip W. Baker, that their son would die before he reached age 12. No one ever thought Philip would live to see 50.
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By Laura Lane
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1/29/21
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Timothy Charon is a consummate volunteer who truly cares. We believe that he is the perfect choice for Herald Guardian 2020 Person of the Year.
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By Laura Lane
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12/31/20
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On a somber, Sunday morning 2,293 American flags, representing Nassau County residents who died from Covid-19, were placed on the green outside Village Hall in Bayville.
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By Jennifer Corr
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12/22/20
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At press time on Thursday, President-elect Joseph Biden had tallied over 77 million votes — more than any other presidential candidate in history — besting President Trump’s 72 million-plus votes, the second-most in history.
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By Laura Lane
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11/13/20
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Back in the spring, employees at the Cerebral Palsy Nassau home in Bayville, donning garbage bags for gowns and used, week-old masks, were tending to the 37 out of 46 residents who had developed Covid-19. Five of those residents died.
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By Jennifer Corr
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11/6/20
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Last weekend, the actors and props weren’t the scariest things at Bayville Scream Park, a popular Halloween destination in Bayville. It was the lack of social distancing and long wait times that left many park-goers frightened and frustrated.
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By Jennifer Corr
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10/23/20
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