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U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi went to Washington on Tuesday to show his support for President Biden’s executive order to temporarily change the country’s immigration policy.
President Biden’s asylum restrictions spark much debate
Local community leaders and officials had a variety of responses to President Biden’s move to address the ongoing migrant influx at the United States’ southern border with Mexico on … more
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Sara Bonifacio has been an instructor for Sagamore Junior Sailing for the last four years. As head instructor she’ll work with kids to improve their sailing skills.
Sara Bonifacio is sailing into a new role as head instructor at Sagamore Junior Sailing
The Sagamore Yacht Club has announced Sara Bonifacio as the new head instructor for its Sagamore Junior Sailing program. Bonifacio, a lifelong resident of Oyster Bay and a rising junior at Clemson … more
Jeff Watson and his horse Voodoo would have made Theodore Roosevelt proud as they sped through the shooting course.
The Rough Riders gallop into Oyster Bay
For the second year in a row Oyster Bay was transported back to the early 1900’s on June 1, as the community gathered for a major historical reenactment of Theodore Roosevelt and the Rough … more
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Kay Vickers’ portraits, such as this one of her daughter Leah with her newborn daughter, capture moments of her family’s life.
New art exhibit celebrates ‘Family and Fauna’ at Sea Cliff Arts Council
The Sea Cliff Arts Council’s latest exhibition, “Family and Fauna,” features the works of Sea Cliff couple Kay and Rick Vickers, two retired clinical psychologists with a passion … more
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Sea Cliff is surrounded by blooming flowers.
Spring is sprung in Village of Sea Cliff
People may not know it, but we’re still in the season of spring, despite the heat. With it has come the blossoming of flowers and a brightening of the Village of Sea Cliff, as flowers and trees … more
Flowering trees line a path at Theodore Roosevelt Park.
The beauty of spring is still around Oyster Bay
Beautiful spring flowers burst forth at different times during the spring as do the flowering bushes and trees creating a painter’s palate of colors. In Oyster Bay, there are many locations to … more
Charlie Crago, 8, left, Saska Fleming, 7, Charlie Rexon, 7, and Amira Agi, 8, enjoyed snow cones and cotton candy at the feast.
St. Boniface Martyr's 'Feast by the Shore' rings in summer at Tappen Beach
St. Boniface Martyr Church in Sea Cliff held its annual Feast by the Shore, raising money and ringing in the start of summer at Tappen Beach in Glenwood Landing. Hundreds came out for the four-day … more
City Manager Dan Creighton spoke about the importance of Long Beach being prepared for storms.
Long Beach residents urged to prepare for hurricane season
Officials and the Red Cross urge Long Beach residents to prepare for hurricane season with emergency plans, safety tips, and resources to protect families and homes. more
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Live music will be performed Friday, as part of ‘Friday Nights in the Plaza.’
Long Beach gears up for 'Friday Nights in the Plaza' with music and art
Long Beach's 'Friday Nights in the Plaza': Live music and art on June 7 & Aug. 2. Celebrate community and creativity at Kennedy Plaza. more
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A select group of college-bound Valley Stream Central High School District students shared their thoughts about this year’s revamped FASFA application process with SUNY officials at a roundtable discussion last Friday.
FAFSA 2024: Here's why FAFSA frustrations ran high with these Valley Stream students
See why Valley Stream students took issue with this year's FAFSA application process. more
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