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Antoine McLean teaches kids in the program — including his son, Antoine Jr. — how to handle and operate drones safely.
A drone’s-eye view of history
Oyster Bay residents will soon be noticing something new in the sky over the coming weeks. Drones are giving children an opportunity to learn about both a new technology and the history of the … more
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Family fun day to help boy with mitochondrial disease
Locust Valley residents Loretta and Dave McGovern are hosting the second annual Cavan’s Walk, Run and Family Fun Day on Aug. 13 to raise funds to assist mitochondrial scientists to perform … more
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The new turf field will replace the old upper athletic field at the Oyster Bay High School.
Work has begun on new turf field at OBHS
People driving past Oyster Bay High School will probably notice the large mounds of stone and debris piled high in the attached parking lot. While at first glance they may merely look like an … more
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Mike Khimov will always chat with customers like Ron Brunetti while giving them a haircut at his shop in the hamlet.
Mike Khimov, the man behind the haircut in Oyster Bay
Mike’s Barber Shop in Oyster Bay has been a staple in the community for many years, and people come from different parts of Long Island, and some even farther afield, to get their hair cut … more
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Agatha Pileggi, 12, created a Bayville sunset, which is on display at the Bayville Library in the Tiny Art Show.
Tiny Art Show in Bayville
Kristy Fumante, the adult program coordinator at the Bayville Free Library, was searching for a way to bring people back to the library. The coronavirus pandemic had forced an extended pause in … more
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The Oyster Bay Railroad Museum’s new mural took six visits by artist Bill McClure to complete. It was created with a cartoonish style for children and adults to appreciate.
New mural highlights O.B. railroad’s history
The Oyster Bay Railroad Museum has unveiled a new mural on the side of a building by the entrance to the rail yard. The mural, which features paintings of trains and Theodore Roosevelt, has been … more
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Town Clerk Rich LaMarca, far left, Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Councilwoman Laura Maier and Cooper Bluff owner Russ Lundstrom ate the first oysters. The shells were later put in a bucket for the new program.
Recycling shellfish, good for waterways
Shellfish, particularly oysters, have become well known for their positive impact on the environment — particularly for their ability to filter harmful chemicals like nitrogen from the waters … more
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Party: Democrat Age: 38 Lives in: Hicksville Family: No spouse, no children Profession: Software engineer and scientific programmer
A first run for public office for Jeremy Joseph
The Democratic primary for New York State Senate District 7 is coming up on August 23, and for Jeremy Joseph of Hicksville, this will be his first run for public office.Joseph was born in 1984 in … more
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Party: Democrat Age: 56 Lives in: North Hempstead Family: Husband, two daughters Profession: Former attorney, former member of the North Hempstead Town Board for the 4th District, currently member of the New York Senate from the 7th District
State Sen. Anna Kaplan running for reelection
With the district lines redrawn this year, the North Shore of Nassau County is now a part of State Senate District 7, a district currently held by Anna Kaplan of North Hempstead. Kaplan will be … more
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Todd Kaminsky's last day as an elected official came to a close on July 29.
Todd Kaminsky steps down from the New York senate
State Sen. Senator Todd Kaminsky unexpectedly stepped down from his State Senate seat, after serving the South Shore of Long Island for nearly eight years. more
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