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Public officials and oyster gardening program volunteers gathered on the Friends of the Bay’s boat to clean and measure the oysters one final time.

Six-year-old oyster gardening program seeks to save the Sound

Community members, volunteers, scientists and public officials gathered by the Laurel Hollow docks on Wednesday to celebrate the success of the North Shore Oyster Gardening program. Hundreds of … more

By Will Sheeline | 9/16/22

Student artists from the Valley Stream Recreation Department’s Adult Art Class, taught by Matt Khan, showcased their artwork last Friday at the village’s Community Center’s Burgundy Room.

Village art students showcase their best

A lively crowd of art lovers and village dignitaries gathered at the Community Center’s Burgundy Room turned art gallery reception last Friday. On display was the artwork of nearly a dozen … more

By Juan Lasso | 8/26/22

Deborah Kirk Solbert, seated second from left, prepared to blow out her candles with the help of great-grandson Riordan Solbert-McDonald at her 100th birthday party.

Daughter of D-Day admiral becomes centenarian

It isn’t every day that someone turns 100 years old. But for Deborah Kirk Solbert of Lloyd Harbor, it was just another in a long series of adventures and accolades.Solbert, was born on June 26, … more

By Will Sheeline | 7/8/22

Croi Spillane, a student at St. Dominic High School, was chosen to intern at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory DNA Lab Learning Center.

A journey from biology to the DNA Center

Croí Spillane’s love affair with science began in the third grade while dissecting a frog. Her partner was so repulsed she was unable to participate. So Croí dissected her frog too. “We … more

By Laura Lane | 6/3/22

The colorful Greek Spring Festival becomes an inviting place to visit over the weekend of May 20th, 2022.

Panaghia of island park hosts Spring Greek Fest

Leaders of Panaghia of Island Park Greek Orthodox Church decided to have double the fun this year by adding a spring festival and fundraiser in May ahead of the summer event in August. more

By Tom Carrozza | 5/27/22

Herald Community Newspapers was well-represented at the New York Press Association’s spring conference in Saratoga Springs last weekend, where the group won a total of 28 state awards. From left, reporters Will Sheeline and Tom Carrozza; senior reporter Mallory Wilson; publisher emeritus Cliff Richner; senior editor Laura Lane; senior reporter Karina Kovac; sales/marketing associate Jessica Kleiman; digital sales manager Lori Berger; sales vice president Rhonda Glickman; executive editor Michael Hinman; senior reporter Jordan Vallone; Riverdale Press editor Gary Larkin; and deputy editor Jeffrey Bessen.

Herald wins 17 state newspaper awards

It was a big showing for Herald Community Newspapers at the New York Press Association spring conference last weekend in Saratoga Springs, with the group from Richner Communications winning 17 state awards, including top honors for in-depth reporting, column writing and spot news. more

Staff Report | 5/3/22

Ilana Greenberg is a 9th-grade student at North Shore Hebrew Academy High School and a resident of Valley Stream.

This spring break, let’s stop and smell the roses - literally

The dismissal bell rang at North Shore Hebrew Academy High as the school doors burst open with dozens of students— eager to escape their studies and embrace their freedom—crowding into … more

By Ilana Greenberg | 4/21/22

The RVC Conservancy has started taking orders for its fifth annual Spring Tree Planting until April 1.

RVC Conservancy starts spring planting program

The tree planting program started in 2018 to remove and replace diseased Bradford Pear trees. Now, with most of the diseased trees gone, the Conservancy hopes to add to the over 200 new trees in has planted by offering six options to continue to keep the village beautiful. Last year alone, the group, partnered with Barbato Landscaping, planted 100 new trees. more

By Tom Carrozza | 3/3/22

Oyster Bay’s Raynham Hall Museum will soon offer the outdoor program “Hanging Out With a Historian” in its garden.

Most North Shore museums remain closed during Phase 4

Long Island began Phase 4 reopening of the economy on July 8, including universities and colleges. more

By Laura Lane and Scott Brinton | 7/20/20

Sailors, kayakers and boaters alike have taken to the Long Island Sound and soaking in the warmth.

Springtime in Sea Cliff

While the coronavirus pandemic is putting a damper on most human activity, the landscape of Sea Cliff shows that nature has other plans. Two months into the spring season, trees, flowers, plants and … more

6/9/20

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