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Members of the Friends of Bailey Arboretum Board of Trustees cut the ceremonial ribbon for the improved sensory garden, along with donors, staff and local government representatives.
Different sights, sounds and smells at Bailey Arboretum
The Friends of Bailey Arboretum held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 20 to celebrate the renovation and restoration of the arboretum’s sensory garden. Current and former members of the board, staff and Town of Oyster Bay officials were on hand to enjoy the improved site and honor the hard work that made it happen. more
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Steve Russell Boerner, left, and David Griffin showed artifacts and original documents to visitors at the Matinecock Masonic Historical Society.
Oyster Bay museums join to celebrate American history on the 4th of July
Hundreds of Oyster Bay residents and visitors made their way to two of the hamlet’s historic gems this past Independence Day; Raynham Hall Museum, former home of George Washington’s most … more
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Kellen Curry said he was prompted to run for the 3rd C.D. seat by the revelations about George Santos’ lies, as well as the Biden administration’s ‘disgraceful’ withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Kellen Curry explains why he’s running against Representative George Santos
Kellen Curry spent eight years serving the United States in the Air Force, and after a stint in the private sector, he is looking to return to public service as one of the challengers for U.S. Rep. … more
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U.S. Rep. George Santos is facing new scrutiny as he compares himself to advocate Rosa Parks and embezzles campaign funds.
Democrats in the House of Representatives hope to censure George Santos
It can be difficult to keep up with U.S. Rep. George Santos’ long list of falsehoods. For seven months, state Republicans and Democrats alike have called for his resignation from Congress while … more
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NYS Senator Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick
How can you honor a veteran?
Looking for a way to honor a veteran? Senator Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick is seeking nominations for the New York State Senate’s Veterans Hall of Fame, an online tribute to the lives of … more
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The Brookville Multifaith Campus holds numerous interfaith services and events, including an opportunity to dance the hora to celebrate peace.
A multifaith community welcomes all
As a multicultural and multifaith region, Long Island boasts an abundance of churches, synagogue and mosques, some of which date back to colonial times. One religious community that identifies with all of them is the Brookville Multifaith Campus, a nonprofit organization that celebrates the Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths that comprise the Abrahamic religions. more
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Locust Valley Board of Education members Matthew Barnes, left, Holly Esteves, Nicholas J. DellaFera and Lauren Themis were sworn in at the district office on July 10.
Some changes at Oyster Bay-East Norwich ,and Locust Valley school districts
The Oyster Bay-East Norwich and the Locust Valley Central school districts held their annual reorganization meetings on July 11 and 10 respectively, swearing in new board members and appointing and re-appointing the districts’ superintendents and other officials. more
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Enjoy a kayak cruise on Saturday in Oyster Bay.
Kayak conservation cruise soon
Friends of the Bay and The WaterFront Center are again partnering for a Kayak Conservation Cruise for the first of two cruises on Saturday, July 22, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Participants will meet at … more
Glen Cove resident Kathy Quinn-Taylor, top row, second from right, shared her work, as did other participants in Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum’s healing workshop in March.
Widow finds way to cope with her loss at Pinelawn
Kathy Quinn-Taylor felt lost after her husband, Robert Taylor Jr., died last July. Her life, she said, has never been the same. Although she continues to appreciate support she’s received from … more
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Miniatures and toy soldiers have been popular throughout history, from figurines owned by Louis XIV of France to modern children’s toys.
Raynham showcases history on a small scale
A new exhibition has opened at Raynham Hall Museum, featuring miniatures from a number of historical epochs and continents. Entitled “History in Miniature,” the exhibit offers visitors a different way to view history, capturing moments and ways of life from across the expanse of human history. more
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