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The Hall of Fame inductees and winners of various awards were honored for their service by community members, Grenville Baker leadership and elected officials.
Celebrating service at Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club in Locust Valley
The Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club of Locust Valley welcomed dozens of residents, community leaders and business owners to their Leaders’ Circle Reception on Nov. 12, honoring inductees into … more
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Hollis Russell, right, has been named the new chair for the North Shore Land Alliance’s Board of Trustees. Lisa Ott, the alliance’s president, expressed her excitement to work with him on the Campaign to Grow Red Cote Preserve.
Hollis Russell named chair of North Shore Land Alliance amid Campaign to Grow Red Cote Preserve
The North Shore Land Alliance has appointed longtime board member Hollis Russell as its new chair at a pivotal moment for the conservation nonprofit, as it works to complete a major expansion of the … more
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Atlantic Steamer Fire Company welcomed its two newest trucks with a traditional wet down.
Welcoming two new trucks to Atlantic Steamer Fire Company in Oyster Bay
Hoses were out and spirits were high on Nov. 2 as the Atlantic Steamer Fire Company of Oyster Bay christened two new fire trucks during a traditional wet down ceremony at the Boathouse parking lot in … more
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Will Sheeline/Herald photos The bench dedicated in Butt’s honor is the same one his wife and her friends would sit while parades organized by her husband would move pass.
Remembering Reggie Butt of Oyster Bay this Veterans Day
On Veterans Day, residents gathered in front of the Veteran’s Memorial in Oyster Bay to honor one of their own, the late Reginald Butt Jr., with the dedication of a town bench in his memory. The … more
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Justin Nakrin finished 2,091st out of 59,226 runners in this month’s New York City Marathon.
Oyster Bay native Justin Nakrin fulfills lifelong dream to run in New York City Marathon
For 34-year-old Justin Nakrin, crossing the finish line in Central Park at the TCS New York City Marathon this month marked the culmination of a 15-year dream. The Oyster Bay native, who first laced … more
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About 40 seniors at the Regency at Glen Cove were delighted with a program of piano performances from eleven students from Friends Academy
Friends Academy students strike a chord with seniors at the Regency in Glen Cove
Friends Academy students brought warmth and melody to the Regency at Glen Cove, captivating about 40 seniors with a heartfelt program of piano performances. more
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James D. Watson, the co-discoverer of the double helix, died in hospice on Thursday at the age of 97.
James Watson, co-discoverer of the double helix, dead at 97
Geneticist James Dewey Watson, famous for co-discovering the double helix structure of DNA, alongside his partner Francis Crick, died Thursday in hospice at age 97. The scientist, who won the Nobel … more
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Republican County Executive Bruce Blakeman won his second term on Tuesday, defeating his Democratic challenger, Seth Koslow.
Blakeman, Saladino, Goetz complete Republican sweep in Oyster Bay
Republican incumbent Bruce Blakeman declared victory Tuesday in unofficial results to secure another term as Nassau County executive, defeating Democrat Seth Koslow, 54 to 46. Blakeman campaigned on public safety, fiscal restraint and quality-of-life issues. more
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The Locust Valley High School varsity football team took the field for their homecoming game.
Locust Valley Falcons soar on homecoming
After a spirit week of tropical-themed hallway decorating, costumes and pep rallies, the Locust Valley Central School District community packed the bleachers at Fred Smith Field and cheered their Falcons on to a critical 35-6 win over the East Rockaway Rocks on Oct. 25... more
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Raynham Hall Museum hosted an opening for its next exhibit: “Road to Revolution,” about Samuel Townsend on Oct. 22.
Raynham Hall exhibit explores life of Samuel Townsend
Dozens of Oyster Bay residents visited the opening of “Road to Revolution,” a new exhibit about Samuel Townsend at Raynham Hall Museum on Oct. 22... more
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