Saturday, June 14, 2025
Three juniors at Oyster Bay High School have been recognized by the National Council of Teachers of English for their outstanding submissions to the 2025 Achievement Awards in Writing contest. …
Filomena Ladisa had never participated in a walkathon in her nine decades of life before putting on her sandals and joining the Life Enrichment Centers Wellness Walk fundraiser. The two-week …
The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce’s Cruise Nights made their grand return to the hamlet on May 27, filling Audrey Avenue with a wide range of vintage, custom, and brand new …
New York State has officially enacted legislation to make the possession and distribution of AI-generated pornographic images of minors a felony offense.
Although some rainy morning prevented the Rough Riders from mounting up at Oyster Bay’s Theodore Roosevelt Celebration from Saturday to Sunday, hundreds still came out to Theodore Roosevelt …
Proposed Glenwood Landing facility cancelled
A multi-year saga finally ended as Jupiter Power, a Texas-based battery storage company owned by BlackRock, has cancelled its contract to build the Oyster Shore Energy Storage following a grassroots …
All proceeds will benefit local food pantry
A night of psychedelic art, live music and community spirit is on tap Saturday when the Bahr Gallery will host a fundraiser for People Loving People, a local nonprofit that operates the …
The Oyster Bay community came out in force to honor the soldiers who died for their country at the hamlet’s annual Memorial Day Parade. Organized by the Oyster Bay Fire Department, the event …
Oyster Bay High School’s student-run news team, Bay News Now, made an impression at the Broadcast Alliance for Senior High Awards at Hofstra University on May 22. Competing against more than 40 …
The Town of Oyster Bay, in partnership with the Friends of Sagamore Hill and Theodore Roosevelt Association, has announced that the Theodore Roosevelt Celebration will take place on May 31 and June 1 …
Voters in the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District approved a $67.7 million budget for the 2025-26 academic year on Tuesday night, with 643 votes for and 420 against. The spending plan …
Voters in the Locust Valley Central School District approved the proposed $98.2 million budget for the 2025-26 academic year on Tuesday, supporting a 1.9 percent spending increase over the current …
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As the calendar turns to June, the Atlantic hurricane season officially begins—and this year, forecasters are predicting an active one.
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