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Karen Melendez and her husband, Jorge, tearfully thanked the Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School teachers and first responders who helped save their son Sebastian’s life during a medical emergency on Dec. 5.
District honors Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School staff for saving kindergartener's life
A Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School kindergarten student who collapsed during class on Dec. 5 was honored at the Oyster Bay East Norwich Central School District Board of Education meeting Monday … more
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North Shore Board of Trustees vote against including multi-purpose field in bond project proposal
After public comment and deliberation, the North Shore Board of Education voted Dec. 11 not to include a new artificial turf field in a proposed capital bond project, citing concerns that the … more
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Getting enlightened at Raynham Hall Museum in Oyster Bay
Sally Charnow, Hofstra University professor of modern European and postcolonial history, traced the intellectual currents that shaped the Enlightenment and helped lay the groundwork for revolution … more
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The hamlet’s Christmas tree stands tall despite the added weight of the snowfall on top of it.
‘It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas’
Residents of Long Island woke up on Sunday to a winter wonderland, with an average of six inches of snow dropped across the island. Thanks to Jack Frost’s holiday gift, Oyster Bay and neighboring … more
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The cast of the Scrooge Stroll was made up of amateur actors of all ages.
‘A Christmas Carol’ returns to Sea Cliff
The Sea Cliff Civic Association’s annual Scrooge Stroll returned to the village on Dec. 7, retelling Charles Dickens’ classic novella “A Christmas Carol.” Amateur actors of all ages drew … more
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Locust Valley High School students worked with Cards for Hospitalized Kids to spread positivity to children throughout the country before the holidays.
Locust Valley students pen get well cards for hospitals
Locust Valley Middle School and Locust Valley High School students worked afterschool to create “Get Well” cards for children in local hospitals. Students hoped to inspire these children with … more
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Photographer Heidi Hunt’s photograph depicting a festive, wintry Sea Cliff Avenue was chosen as the artwork for this year’s collectible mug.
‘Wassailing, wassailing all over the town’
Sea Cliff residents made merry on Dec. 7 during the fourth annual Wassail Day, hosted by the Sea Cliff Arts Council. The event stems from the old British tradition of wassailing, where holiday … more
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Former Rep. Anthony D'Esposito, a one-term congressman from New York, was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on Dec. 18 to serve as inspector general for the federal Department of Labor.
Former Rep. Anthony D’Esposito confirmed by Senate as Labor Department watchdog
Island Park resident and former U.S. Rep. Anthony D’Esposito was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on Dec. 18 to serve as inspector general for the federal Department of Labor. more
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Kayla Latiff, center, had 19 points including a late game-winning shot in Elmont’s 47-44 victory over Sewanhaka Dec. 16.
Elmont's Latiff beats buzzer, Sewanhaka
Elmont led by nine points in the first half but trailed Sewanhaka by as many as five in the fourth quarter of a wild Nassau Conference AA-3 girls’ basketball battle that was seconds away from … more
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Senior Matt Marinello brings rebounding prowess and energy to the Vikings, who returned only one starter.
Injuries present early snag for North Shore
No one is panicking at North Shore despite a 1-4 start for its boys’ basketball team.  Health has been an issue for its intriguing backcourt of sophomore guards Del Neal and Marco … more
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