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Despite an outpouring of support for Israel in Nassau County, antisemitic attacks in the county have been on the rise in the last decade.
Jewish elected officials speak out on rise of antisemitism
In the past decade, the tranquil communities along the North Shore of Nassau County have been rattled by a disturbing surge in antisemitic incidents. Prominent Jewish political figures from both … more
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Andrew Jackson was often dressed as and compared to a king in negative campaign cartoons and depictions due to his authoritarian tendencies.
A look at elections past
This is the second in a series delving into the complexities of elections to provide a better understanding of one of Americans’ most precious privileges, the right to vote. While most people … more
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Nolan Farro, left, Johan Smith and Peter LaMarca used their scientific skills to test out the teddy bear zipline experiment.
Science Night brings Oyster Bay-East Norwich community together
Aspiring young scientists from the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District and their family members attended Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School’s Second Grade Science Night on Feb. 1. … more
Student thespians performed one of the numbers from “Chicago” for Broadway stars Angel Reda and Jeff Gorti at a workshop at Locust Valley High School.
Locust Valley students shine with Broadway stars
Locust Valley High School students are jazz handing their way into the world of theater, stepping into the shoes of their favorite “Chicago” characters with gusto, and channeling the … more
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Valeria Sanchez, 9, had a great time at the Friday Night Fun event.
Friday night fun at Boys & Girls Club
Children were ducking, diving, dipping and dodging at the Oyster Bay Boys & Girls Club on Feb. 2 when they played each other in dodgeball as part of the club’s weekly Friday Night Fun … more
Chuck Lavine starting a big push for clean truck standards
To protect the delicate ecosystems on the North Shore and the quality of life, Assemblyman Chuck Lavine and other elected officials have been encouraging the Environmental Protection Agency and the … more
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James H. Vernon fourth graders Dylan Vaknin, left, Sofia Pinzon, Leah Ferrara, Jack McEvoy and Savana Stewart presented their project on the Battle of Saratoga.
Vernon kids dive deep into the American Revolution
Oyster Bay-East Norwich fourth graders from James H. Vernon School showcased their knowledge of the American Revolution through a group project which they presented to family members on March 22. … more
George Santos announced that he would not seek reelection on Thursday, allegedly to protect his family's privacy from the media.
George Santos announces he will not seek re-election following Ethics Committee investigation
Representative George Santos announced that he would not seek reelection following the results of the House Ethics Committee’s investigation into the embattled congressman. Santos took to X on … more
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David Sarles has woven is 26 years of experiences as a teacher into his latest book, “Two for Nothing.” He once worked at Portledge School.
Bayville educator pens inspirational fiction
Bayville’s David Sarles has published his third book, “Two for Nothing,” inspired by his 26 years in the field of education. A work of fiction, the book depicts the journey of an … more
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The Town of Oyster Bay is investing roughly $750,000 in a beautification project designed to improve the walkability and aesthetics of its downtown.
Crosswalks in Oyster Bay will get a makeover
In a bid to revitalize and enhance the Oyster Bay business district, the town board has announced ambitious plans to improve its walkways and to beautify the downtown. With a $750,000 investment, the … more
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