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Roughly 20 members of the Baldino family work together throughout the day once each summer, turning cases of tomatoes into gallons of sauce.
Oyster Bay family makes tomato sauce in six-decade-long tradition
Each year, the family gathers at Carmela Baldino’s home for a day of washing, boiling and crushing tomatoes into sauce that they bottle as well, and that will supply the family for the year ahead. more
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Before the concert in Romania, Leonard Lehrman and his wife hosted their annual summer concert at their home in Valley Stream.
Composer Leonard Lehrman talks Romanian influence
Leonard Lehrman, who works as a librarian at the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Public Library, traveled to Bucharest with his wife, vocalist Helene Williams, for a masterclass and two concerts on July 1 and 3. The trip marked Lehrman’s first return to Europe since 2019. more
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Olivia Lichota, right, raised $20,000 for a nonprofit clinic at the Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club. With her was the club’s executive director, Franca Trunzo.
Friends Academy student raises $20,000 for nonprofit tennis clinic
Friends Academy student Olivia Lichota raised $20,000 with fundraising campaign. more
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Kevin Wade
‘Blue Bloods’ writer releases sequel novel
Locust Valley resident and longtime television writer Kevin Wade has written "One Good Eye," set to release on Aug. 11. more
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Owen Reilly got to visit the Herald’s printing press as part of his tour.
Scout visits his local newspaper
Owen Reilly, a rising sophomore at Locust Valley High School and a Life Scout with Bayville Scout Troop 176, toured the Oyster Bay Herald offices in Garden City on July 23. more
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Last year, Locust Valley High School student Arda Agir completed the Manhattan Island Swim, one event in open-water swimming’s “Triple Crown.”
Locust Valley High School student continues swim journey
Nevzat Arda Agir started swimming when he was 6, in his home country of Turkey. Now, the 17-year-old Locust Valley High School student has his sights set on more open-water swims and faster times in the pool. more
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Lt. Col. Patrick Kelly was raised in Oyster Bay, and still lives in the hamlet with his wife, Jaclyn, and their children, from left, Reagan, Adelyn and John.
Oyster Bay Marine saves man’s life at LaGuardia
The lifelong Oyster Bay resident, a Lynbrook police officer and Marine Corps reservist, rushed to help an 88-year-old man who had collapsed and become unresponsive. more
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Elisia Gallo raised $20,000 for charity in order to participate in the marathon.
Oyster Bay native runs Boston Marathon, raises money
Elisia Gallo, from Oyster Bay, ran the 2025 Boston Marathon and raised more than $20,000 for Brigham and Women's Hospital's Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation. more
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Newly naturalized citizens being celebrated at President Theodore Roosevelt’s home at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site.
Naturalization ceremony held at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay
A naturalization ceremony was held at Sagamore Hill as 52 people became American citizens. more
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Barbara Prey works in the medium of watercolor, which she describes as particularly challenging because of the lack of a margin of error.
Oyster Bay artist’s works chosen for Washington D.C. exhibit
Oyster Bay artist Barbara Prey has watercolor works featured in a major exhibition on the National Mall in Washington D.C. more
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