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People never know what they’ll find at Offbeat Artifacts. After finding a keyboard to buy on May 6, Jason Samel can consider starting a band.
Offbeat Artifacts raises $2,500 for Sea Cliff Village Library
Offbeat Artifacts made its triumphant entry into 2023 on May 6, raising roughly $2,500 for the Sea Cliff Village Library in a single day. The event saw roughly 200 people from the village and … more
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Town of Oyster Bay files restraining order against Madison Stone & Tile Design in Glen Head
Neighbors of Madison Stone & Tile Design in Glen Head complained to the Town of Oyster Bay Board that the local interior design company has been polluting neighboring properties with no concern … more
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In April, Rep. Anthony D’Esposito, far right, and Nick LaLota, second from left, have been outspoken about expelling George Santos from Congress, but voted last week to refer the matter to the House Ethics Committee. Rep. Andrew Garbarino, far left, serves on the committee and supports their votes.
Two Long Island House Republicans refer George Santos to Ethics Committee
U.S. Representatives Anthony D’Esposito and Nick LaLota — George Santos’s Long Island colleagues — have been outspoken about the need to expel Santos from the House of … more
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Dishing up an old-time menu for the holiday
The Memorial Day acai bowl just will not work. Neither do I want to see a tofu hot dog or an Impossible Burger vegging out at my table. more
Israel’s safety must be America’s priority
In many corners of the world today, instability and democratic backsliding reign supreme. We see this phenomenon playing out as Russia continues its malicious invasion of Ukraine . . . more
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Yes, we’re a nation of immigrants, but . . .
The ongoing influx of undocumented immigrants into New York City now threatens not just to overwhelm the city, but to spread into the suburbs . . . more
How not to make a mountain out of a molehill
Last week in Nassau County, there was a moment of collective breath-holding for those who support the rule of law, after a printing company made every active voter in the county a Democrat. more
Vikings leading scorer Matthew D’Aversa (71 points), right, was unable to go in last Friday’s playoff game but his teammates picked up the slack.
North Shore beats nemesis Seaford
North Shore’s boys’ lacrosse team was missing its top scorer but it was not going to be stopped.  With senior goalie Andrew Fabilli making a career-high 20 saves and four … more
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Michele Johnson, Town of Oyster Bay councilwoman far left, honored Laura Lane, Herald senior editor, Nancy and Stuart Richner, Herald publisher, Iris Picone, operations manager, Anton Community Newspapers, and Will Sheeline, reporter for the Herald, for their efforts in community journalism at Raynham Hall’s annual Love Re-Awakened Benefit.
Raynham Hall Musuem fundraiser honors local journalism
The Friends and Trustees of Raynham Hall Museum held their annual Love Re-Awakened Benefit at the Muttontown Country Club on May 6 to raise money for the historic spy museum and, for the first time … more
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Melchion Wee-Ellis, left, is a visually impaired baseball player for the Long Island Bombers who finds comfort in the community of visually impaired athletes.
Beep ball’s Bombers vs. Mets draws a large crowd
From afar, the May 6 baseball game at John Maccarone Memorial City Stadium between the Long Island Bombers and the Sunset Mets looked like any other game played there. The bases were loaded, friends and family filled the stands, and athletes were patiently waiting for their turn to get their hands and bats on the ball. But the players in this baseball game were all visually impaired. more
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