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Suozzi urges legal path for Salvadorans
U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi is urging the Trump administration to extend Temporary Protected Status for roughly 200,000 Salvadorans nationwide. more
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Dozens of Grenville Baker supporters, volunteers and board members from Sea Cliff, Glen Cove and across the North Shore attended the 76th annual gala.
Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club celebrates 76 years
Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club hosted An Evening in Bloom: A Night to Inspire, its 76th Annual Gala, beneath a beachside tent at The Creek club. Guests enjoyed cocktails, floral-themed décor, and dancing by the water while celebrating the Boys & Girls Club’s lasting impact on the community. more
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Vocalists Eduardo Pacheco and Dreya Garcia performed at Christ Church.
Oyster Bay Music Festival returns for 15th year
Classical musicians from around the world participated in the 15th annual Oyster Bay Music Festival. more
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Lt. Col. Patrick Kelly, right, and was raised in Oyster Bay continues to live in the hamlet with his wife and children.
Oyster Bay Marine saves man’s life at LaGuardia
Lt. Col. Patrick Kelly, a lifelong Oyster Bay resident, a Lynbrook police officer and Marine Corps reservist, rushed to help an 88-year-old man who had collapsed and become unresponsive. more
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The new store is located at 130 Wheatley Plaza, Greenvale
Uncle Giuseppe’s to open Greenvale market
Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace will open its newest Long Island location in Greenvale on Aug. 14. more
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Service on the Oyster Bay Branch will be suspended this weekend as crews complete signal modernization work near Elmont-UBS Arena.
LIRR service changes impact Hempstead, Oyster Bay branches this weekend
The Long Island Rail Road will suspend service on the Hempstead and Oyster Bay branches this weekend for signal modernization work near Elmont-UBS Arena, with shuttle buses and schedule changes in place through Monday morning. more
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Concerns over the salt shed at the Sea Cliff Department of Public Works have been raised at the village board’s last two public meetings.
Sea Cliff residents raise concerns over village's new salt shed
Sea Cliff residents have expressed concerns about the village’s new salt shed, on the Department of Public Works property, for the second month. more
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Volunteers and Coalition staff work together to tag horseshoe crabs in Hempstead Harbor.
Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor participates in New York horseshoe crab monitoring program for second year
The Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor participated in New York's Horseshoe Crab Monitoring Network for the second year. more
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Glen Head Martial Arts and Fitness, a member of the Gold Coast Business Association, was a vendor at the expo.
Gold Coast Business Association holds Health and Wellness Expo in Glen Head
The Gold Coast Business Association's Health and Wellness Expo featured Long Island businesses. more
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Participants of the Scissor Wizards program meet monthly in the Village Library to collage together.
Sea Cliff collage group has art exhibit at the Sea Cliff Library
Sea Cliff's Scissor Wizards have collages on display with the Sea Cliff Arts Council at the library through September. more
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