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Longtime friends Tom DeStio and Saul Schacter take part in the bike challenge to support the Kiwanis Club.

North Shore Kiwanis bike challenge returns

For nearly three decades, cyclists have gathered at Harry Tappen Beach to ride through the winding, scenic roads of Long Island’s North Shore. more

By Roksana Amid | 6/13/25

More than 70 residents gathered June 5 at the American Legion 190 on Glen Head Road in Glen Head for a rally featuring speeches from government officials, leaders of local civic organizations, activists, and North Shore residents.

North Shore residents rally against Propel NY

Members of the same grassroots coalition of Glen Head, Glenwood Landing and Sea Cliff residents who pushed back against the proposed Oyster Shore Energy Storage doubled down on their efforts to cancel a separate project focusing on modernizing Long Island’s aging electric transmission system and secure an outright ban on lithium-ion battery facilities near homes in the area. more

By Luke Feeney | 6/13/25

Bayville and Locust Valley veterans folded the American flag as students learned about the symbolism behind each fold.

Locust Valley High School seniors honor the flag, celebrate freedom for Memorial Day

Locust Valley High School hosted its annual Flags for Freedom event in partnership with local organization Operation Democracy on June 6. The ceremony gave each members of the Class of 2025 a moment … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/13/25

Fox & Friends host and honoree Brian Kilmeade, second from right, was celebrated by Raynham Hall’s Director Harriet Clark, right, Town of Oyster Bay Councilman Andrew Monteleone, left, and attendees like Elvira Daniels.

Dressed to quill for Raynham Hall Museum

History lovers, local philanthropists and community members gathered at the historic Rynwood Estate in Old Brookville on June 7 to celebrate Raynham Hall Museum’s annual fundraiser. The event, … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/13/25

Fair visitors enjoyed riding bumper cars right beside the waterfront at Garvies Point.

Greek festival celebrates culture, cuisine and community

The church of the Holy Resurrection of Brookville held their annual Greek festival at Garvies Point. more

By Keilyn Zavala | 6/13/25

Mosie Bradley, Riley Baehr, and Giovanna Lisa were honored by the National Council of Teachers of English for their exceptional writing in the 2025 Achievement Awards in Writing contest.

Three Oyster Bay High School juniors honored for their excellence in writing

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. … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/6/25

Looloo bravely guarded her family’s bright blue Volkswagen from intruders.

Car lovers rev their engines at the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce's Cruise Night

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 … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/6/25

New law introduced by Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz takes aim at deepfakes

New York State has officially enacted legislation to make the possession and distribution of AI-generated pornographic images of minors a felony offense. more

By Will Sheeline | 6/6/25

Filomena Ladisa participated in her first walkathon of her life at age 95 when she took part in the recent Life Enrichment Centers Wellness Walk fundraiser.

Filomena Ladisa of Life Enrichment Center of Oyster Bay completes Walk-A-Thon

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 … more

By Luke Feeney | 6/6/25

Unfortunately the wet ground left the park too unsafe for an equestrian demonstration, even for Rough Rider horses. Formally known as the 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry, the Rough Riders consisted of a mix of cowboys, Ivy League athletes, glee club singers, Texas Rangers and Native Americans. They were also known as Wood’s Weary Walkers after TR’s commander and friend, Leonard Wood, and the fact that they ended up serving as infantry during the war.

Despite poor weather, history comes alive at the Theodore Roosevelt Celebration in Oyster Bay

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 … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/6/25

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