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Noone resigns amid District Attorney's investigation
Brian Noone, the Town of Oyster Bay’s first, and thus far only, inspector general, resigned last Friday amid allegations of ethical violations and an investigation by the Nassau County district attorney’s office. more
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These women raised their arms high while chanting, "Hands up, don't shoot," at the Black Lives Matter protest in Merrick and Bellmore on Thursday.
Black Lives Matter protest, Merrick, day three
For a third straight night, Black Lives Matter demonstrators convened in Merrick and Bellmore to protest the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer and the systemic racism that is … more
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The memorial will honor all baymen, and specifically Mike Kennedy, whose parents, Carol and John, above, attended the ceremony on Wednesday to raise awareness of the project.
Monument to baymen planned for Theodore Roosevelt Park
Dozens of baymen, local politicians, public officials and Town of Oyster Bay residents gathered at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park on Wednesday to announce a plan to establish a memorial to the baymen who have trawled Long Island’s waters and risked, and lost, their lives in the effort to provide for themselves, their families and their communities. more
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Young scientists at Locust Valley Science Fair
Young scientists took over the Locust Valley Intermediate School gym on March 19 to show off their creative and informative projects for the annual science fair. Third to fifth grade students … more
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Jared Behr claims that the Town of Oyster Bay has been stuck under one party rule, and he seeks to bring ethical and infrastructural reforms if elected.
Town of Oyster Bay supervisor candidate Jared Behr Running on ethics and reform platform
With election season right around the corner, there are currently two candidates for the office of Town of Oyster Bay supervisor — challenger Jared Behr, a Democrat, and Republican … more
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Nadine Bucilli takes over at Locust Valley Library
There’s a new director in town at the Locust Valley Library. Nadine Buccilli officially assumed the position on February 12, following a brief overlap period with the previous director. … more
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Oyster Bay to experience the ‘revolution’ at Bahr Gallery
Prepare to be transported back to the psychedelic era of the 1960s as the Bahr Gallery presents its latest exhibition, "Revolution Evolution," opening its doors to the public on April 5. This … more
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Glen Cove Hospital’s Dr. Mark Shikowitz performed surgery on Stephen Tarnofsky on Oct. 24 to eradicate his obstructive sleep apnea utilizing Inspire, an implant that opens the obstructed airway.
Implant eradicates obstructive sleep apnea
A small device roughly the size of a pacemaker is changing the lives of people suffering from moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea. The device, Inspire, which does not require a hose or … more
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Community mourns loss of Phil Bonanza
Oyster Bay lost one of its most beloved community members with the death, on March 12, of Philip Bonanza, the third-generation owner and proprietor of Bonanza Stand, an old-school hot dog and Italian … more
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Voters will head to the polls on Feb. 13 for the special election between Mazi Melesa Pilip, above, and Tom Suozzi.
Third Congressional District voters weigh in on special election between Pilip and Suozzi
With New York’s 3rd Congressional District facing an unprecedented special election to replace disgraced former Congressman George Santos, all eyes are on the two candidates vying to replace … more
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