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New legislation by Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz takes aim at AI
Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz, of Oyster Bay, has thrust two pivotal pieces of legislation into the spotlight targeting the reprehensible use of artificial intelligence in generating deepfake and … more
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Tom Suozzi says he’s against the use of semi-automatic weapons.
Tom Suozzi and Mazi Melesa Pilip clash over gun safety
In the closely watched battle for former Rep. George Santos’ open House seat, Tom Suozzi and Mazi Pilip dove into a fierce exchange over gun safety regulations last Thursday. During a press … more
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The special election will fill the congressional seat in District 3 formerly held by George Santos.
Controversy and choices: Special election
North Shore residents will vote in a special election on Tuesday, two months after the expulsion of U.S. Rep. George Santos, to determine his replacement in the 3rd Congressional District. It will … more
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Bella Smith Salgado, 10, left, joked with Caroline Bernholz, 10, and Ava Rechner, 10, at Sea Cliff Elementary's Family Game Night.
A night of Bingo! at Sea Cliff Elementary
The Sea Cliff Elementary School cafeteria was filled with lots of fun and smiles as families joined in to participate in the annual Family Game Night on Jan. 31. Approximately 75 people played … more
Michael Doall and other researchers from Stony Brook will collaborate with the town and local environmental groups on the ‘Putting the Oyster Back in Oyster Bay’ project.
New project is ‘Putting the Oyster Back in Oyster Bay’
In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at restoring the once-thriving oyster populations of Oyster Bay and Cold Spring Harbor, the Town of Oyster Bay has embarked on a transformative project called … more
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Mill Pond House is a historic property dating back to the early 1700’s, and over its existence it has served as a mill, a residence and even a gift shop.
Considering Mill Pond House’s fate
In the heart of Oyster Bay, Mill Pond House, a living relic dating back to the early 1700s, is caught in a tug-of-war between its storied past and an uncertain future. Once a bustling hub linked to … more
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There was more to do than take out a favorite book when the Bayville Library reopened last Saturday. Ryan McManus, far left, Pietro Dattolo, Sienna Vissichelli, Kaylee Hannock, Elaina Linnemeyer and Nina Orlowsky learned how to spin plates, among other skills.
Bayville Free Library’s opening includes a celebration
Residents of Bayville gathered in the heart of the village to celebrate the grand reopening of the Bayville Free Library on Feb. 3. For the first time in months the library was filled with patrons, … more
Kyle Wong, left, 13, Stella Cashman, 13, and Anne Kelly, 14, are the officers for the Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor Junior Ambassadors.
Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor Junior Ambassadors host first 2024 event
In a bid to instill a sense of environmental stewardship in the younger generation, the Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor has successfully launched its Junior Ambassadors Program. This initiative, … more
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Natalie Sanandaji, of Great Neck, re- called her escape from the Tribe of Nova music festival during Hamas’s attack.
Recalling horrors of the Holocaust and Oct. 7 attack
In recognition of International Holocaust Remembrance Day last Saturday, Gilda Zirinsky recalled for listeners at the Nassau County Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center how she survived as a child … more
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New generator coming soon to Sea Cliff Fire Department
In a significant development for the Sea Cliff Fire Department and the village itself, Mayor Elena Villafane announced the securing of a $42,000 grant from FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Assistance … more
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