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The church was built by a then little-known architect named J. Cleveland Cady, who would go on to design historic buildings like the American Museum of Natural History.
First Presbyterian Church of Oyster Bay is still going strong after 150 years
The First Presbyterian Church of Oyster Bay has stood at the center of Oyster Bay, and the spiritual life of many of its residents, since 1873. Now, with the 150th anniversary of the dedication of … more
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Jessica Bader had previously worked as the director of humanities K-12 in the district, where she oversaw several new programs throughout last year.
New principal has high hopes for James H. Vernon School in Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District
With the school year having officially begun, students at James H. Vernon School were greeted by someone new when they arrived for the first day of classes. Jessica Bader, the former director of … more
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Walking through the doors of Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School was an experience in itself for some students.
Oyster Bay-East Norwich kids begin the school year
Students from the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District began the 2023-2024 school year on Tuesday under sunny skies. The first two days of school consisted of students getting to know … more
Locust Valley Middle School’s new principal Michael Cestaro, greeted students like sixth grader Declan Keaveney on their first day of school.
Locust Valley and Bayville students return to school
The Locust Valley Central School District welcomed students back for the start of the 2023-2024 school year on Sept. 6. Nearly 2,000 students excitedly returned to classes in Locust Valley and … more
Acts of antisemitic vandalism are occurring more frequently in New York state. Staff members at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center say they’re not surprised.
Painted swastika found at preserve near Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County
Welwyn Preserve, known for its wooded hiking trails, is just steps away from the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, on Crescent Road in Glen Cove. The area is often marked with … more
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Thanks to the funding from the Construction Aid grant, the Gold Coast Public Library expects to have its new building completed by 2025.
Grant money comes in for Locust Valley and Gold Coast libraries
The Gold Coast Public Library in Glen Head and the Locust Valley Library has together received over $265,000 for both libraries to begin various and extensive construction projects. The funding … more
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Devra Small became the new principal at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School on Aug. 3. She plans to focus on improving literacy rates in the district.
Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School in Oyster Bay-East Norwich welcomes in a new principal
With the start of the scholastic year right around the corner, Devra Small, the new principal at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School, says she can’t wait. Small, who has made the move from the … more
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Gianna Palleschi fills boxes with inspirational messages and fun items like bath bombs and notepads to remind breast cancer patients that they’re not alone in their fight.
Locust Valley High School student cheering on cancer patients with Pink Pom Pom charity
Breast cancer affects over 200,000 Americans per year and presents a heartbreaking and difficult challenge for people diagnosed with it to face. One Locust Valley High School student, Gianna … more
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Painter and sculptor George Gách was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1909 and died in the United States in 1996. He was the son of a prominent Hungarian sculptor, he apprenticed under his father’s tutelage until he was 18.
Gách inspired by North Shore landscapes
Many of the paintings and sculptors created by George Gách are on permanent exhibit at the North Shore Historical Museum in Glen Cove. For many years, the Roslyn resident created landscapes that often-depicted landmarks local to the North Shore, especially in Sea Cliff and Oyster Bay. His style is both classical and impressionistic, and his subjects included animals, flowers, dancers, musicians, skaters, athletes and cowboys, to name a few. Gách utilized a variety of locations, including Long Island, Bermuda, Mexico, upstate New York and Florida. And he had 35 one-man shows. more
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Youth and Family Counseling Agency runs a community closet for the entire community
Across the United States millions of families are struggling to clothe their children, furnish their home and get access to other essential items. The Youth and Family Counseling Agency of Oyster … more
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