Monday, October 12, 2026
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The Sea Cliff Fire Department is nearing the end of a sweeping, multiyear renovation of its historic firehouse, a project that firefighter Phil Como says has transformed a deteriorating building into …
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By Will Sheeline
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12/12/25
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Oyster Bay-East Norwich school officials presented a wide-ranging update on curriculum, instruction and assessments at the Board of Education’s Dec. 1 meeting, outlining progress on summer …
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By Will Sheeline
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12/12/25
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Sea Cliff held its tree and menorah lighting ceremony on Dec. 7, welcoming holiday cheer into the village. Santa Claus himself, brought from the North Pole by the Sea Cliff Fire Department, handed …
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By Will Sheeline
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12/12/25
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The Oyster Bay Holiday Market & Winter Stroll returned to the hamlet on Saturday, marking its fifth year as a centerpiece of the community’s holiday season. Organized by Oakcliff Sailing, …
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By Will Sheeline
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12/12/25
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At Glenwood Landing School, recognizing positive behavior helps build strong character, confidence, and academic success. Principal Bridget Finder said, “I am excited to share our new student …
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By Will Sheeline
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12/12/25
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From kindergarteners making their first brush strokes to high school seniors preparing college portfolios, the Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District offers students a comprehensive fine arts …
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By Will Sheeline
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12/12/25
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The Hofstra men’s basketball team is showing early signs of a rebound season. Coming off a disappointing 15-18 2024-25 campaign, Hofstra displayed its championship potential by winning …
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By Andrew Coen
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12/10/25
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Please consider supporting one of the many toy drives that will put a smile on a child’s face this season, and all throughout 2026, and give what you can to your local food pantry. Together we can give families the greatest gift of all this new year — a chance at a new start and better days to come.
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By Delia DeRiggi-Whitton
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12/10/25
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S8573/A157 is not merely a procedural update. It is a necessary, common-sense step toward restoring order, protecting public safety and preventing future tragedies. The Legislature must recognize the urgency of this moment. Every day without clear regulations is another day when lives are at risk.
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12/10/25
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Elected officials, zoning and planning boards are integral to any village, with the responsibility to enhance their communities while protecting their charm, vibrancy, traditions, home values, desirability and their residents’ quality of life. They “build the future on a strong foundation” through zoning restrictions and codes, a strong commitment to a community’s balance, its sustainability and that future vision. That’s smart growth. That’s what it takes to be a village.
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By Mary E. Adams
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12/10/25
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