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With the addition of streetlights at Fireman’s Field, the parking lot feels much safer when walking at night.

The long-awaited transformation of Fireman’s Field in Oyster Bay has officially been completed, turning the largely empty parking lot into a more aesthetic, safe and environmentally friendly … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/27/23

Joseph Saladino says he stays quite busy as the Oyster Bay town supervisor, and hopes voters will allow him to continue some of the various projects — especially environmental ones — that he already has underway.

Saladino touts 35-year political experience

Joseph Saladino wants to remain Oyster Bay’s town supervisor, and he believes voters will keep him in the seat because he has something no other candidate possesses: experience. The … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/23/23

Jared Behr believes Oyster Bay town officials need to do a better job communicating with its residents. If elected the new town supervisor, he plans to enact a number of changes he says will strengthen that communication — including pushing for a reform on how council members are elected.

Behr wants a more transparent government

Jared Behr envisions a much different Oyster Bay if he’s elected town supervisor next month — at least as far as the government is concerned. The Democrat says he has a number of new … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/23/23

Raynham Hall’s puppets bring a sense of seasonal spookiness to the Ghost Walk and Dance Party.

A ghostly gala planned by Raynham Hall Museum

Raynham Hall Museum is inviting neighbors, history fans and Halloween celebrants of all ages to participate in their annual Halloween Ghost Walk & Dance Party. Attendees are encouraged to dress … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/20/23

There were plenty of different food vendors at the event, but many attendees like Alexandra Bruna, left, and Sean Lambert had to get a plate of oysters to celebrate Oyster Fest properly.

Thousands visit Oyster Bay for Oyster Fest

The Oyster Festival once again drew in thousands of people from across Long Island to Oyster Bay, enjoying the hundreds of vendors, rides and events there for the occasion. With stands set up by … more

10/20/23

Chuck Lavine, second from left, announced the re-introduction of his bill outside of Oyster Bay Town Hall alongside local Democratic candidates Danielle Medeiros, left, Jared Behr and Ravin Chetram.

Assemblyman Chuck Lavine re-introduces ‘babysitter bill’ for Town of Oyster Bay

While Joseph Saladino’s administration has attempted to put the Brian Noone scandal in its rearview mirror, local Democrats are making it clear that they believe the issue is endemic of wider … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/13/23

Parent Erin Nastri asked for more information on what the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District learned about Vernon’s principal, Jessica Bader, causing her to leave the building.

James H. Vernon principal Jessica Bader resigns

Jessica Bader, who began her career at the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District as its director of humanities last year and in September, began her role as principal of James H. Vernon … more

By Laura Lane | 10/13/23

Parents remain unsure why their new principal, Jessica Bader, is no longer leading Vernon School.

New Vernon principal leaves suddenly after a few weeks

Jessica Bader, the recently appointed principal of James H. Vernon School in the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District, “will be away from the building for some time,” according … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/6/23

Spotted lantern flies are an invasive species originally from China, which experts say should be squashed on sight.

Spotted lanternflies cause a buzz in Sea Cliff

The spotted lantern fly, an invasive species that feeds on plants and trees, has made its way to Long Island’s North Shore. The species has been the focus of recent media attention and Sea … more

By Daniel Offner and Will Sheeline | 9/29/23

Rick Carlton said that installing historical carpets requires attention to detail and a deep appreciation for their history.

New curtains, carpets and drapes at Raynham Hall Museum

Raynham Hall Museum has undergone an interior design upgrade in recent weeks. The two ground-floor rooms at the front of the museum’s 18th-century section have had new carpets, drapes and … more

By Will Sheeline | 9/29/23

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