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Nancy Marks, the former campaign treasurer for embattle Representative George Santos, is pleading guilty Thursday for an undisclosed felony.
Nancy Marks, former campaign treasurer for George Santos, to plead guilty in federal court
Nancy Marks, the former campaign treasurer for New York’s most controversial Congressman, George Santos, is set to plead guilty to at least one unspecified felony Thursday at the Central Islip … more
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Lions, tigers and bears, oh my! This polar bear hide greets visitors at the entrance to the Drawing Room, the first room on the left when you enter the house.
Putting Teddy's House Back Together Again Pt. 2 "The Animal Hides" [Photo gallery]
‘Now it's your game and whoever wins the game will get one of the tigers that the Empress Dowager sent.’ more
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Singers, from left, Richard Risi, Annalisa Emmett, Grace Lau and Sianna Monti performed at last year’s festival, as they have since they were children.
A week full of classical music kicks off at the Oyster Bay Music Festival
For the past 12 years, the Oyster Bay Music Festival has brought high-quality classical music to the North Shore. This year the concert series will run from June 23 to July 1. The festival began … more
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Ravin Chetram, left, Danielle Medeiros and Sydney Martin make up the Democratic ticket for the Oyster Bay Town Council. They believe their election will provide diversity that better reflects the town they represent. And they hope it will help fund projects outside of Massapequa.
Town of Oyster Bay Democrats want to protect everyone’s way of life
The three Democratic candidates running for seats on the Oyster Bay Town Board include a lesbian, an American man of African descent, and a man of Indian descent. Danielle Medeiros, Sydney … more
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Josephine DeMarco shared her original poetry with the book club.
On the same page: library forms new book club
Libraries provide a space to gather safely, provide access to information, resources and advocate for literacy and education. They are a haven for lifelong learning and serve as a safe space for the community to gather. So when Marissa Damiano, a staff member for the Glen Cove Public Library and a graduate student at the State University of New York at Buffalo, saw members of the Association for Habilitation and Residential Care in the library last fall, she knew she wanted to offer the same feeling of lifelong learning to the group. more
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Oyster Bay High School’s 2023 valedictorian, Sophia Dean, was recognized at the Oyster Bay-East Norwich district Board of Education meeting on Jan. 10 by, from left, Melissa Argaman, director of guidance, Superintendent Francesco Ianni and board President Laurie Kowalsky.
Oyster Bay High School valedictorian Sophia Dean is off to Brown University
Sophia Dean, this year’s valedictorian at Oyster Bay High School, has always loved school. As a child in Oyster Bay, she often played school, and was always the teacher. Her mother, Stephanie … more
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While most of the Ludlam House dates to the late 1800s, the barn and outlying buildings were added in the early 20th century.
House raises questions about landmark preservation
Members of several local historical organizations have expressed concern that a historic property, the Ludlam House in Mill Neck, has been purchased, potentially to be torn down and replaced. They say that the house, which was built in 1878, offers both village and town government an opportunity to strengthen landmark-protection laws. more
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Warren Obes, center, accepted an honorary prize on behalf of his son Ryan, presented by the event’s organizers Ed Madden, left, and Steve Boerner.
Matinecock Masonic Lodge opens doors for fundraiser
While the history of the Freemasons has often been shrouded in mystery, members of the Matinecock Masonic Lodge in Oyster Bay recently welcomed dozens of people onto their premises for a fundraiser. … more
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Robert Zimmerman may have lost to George Santos in his hard-fought congressional race last year, but once the congressman’s fabrications over his life were exposed — he made it his mission to ensure Santos was removed from office, and that confidence in the democratic process was restored.
The one man not laughing over George Santos
All eyes — at least in the political world — are on the congressional special election in February to fill the seat that, until last week, was held by the now-expelled George Santos. … more
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Rep. George Santos' fundraiser indicted for identity theft
George Santos’ tenure as representative for New York’s 3rd Congressional District has accomplished nothing for his constituents, but the freshman does continue to attract controversy. He … more
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