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Lily Perrotta of Sea Cliff will be taking her talents at cello across the pond to Birmingham City University, where she will pursue a master’s degree in the classical instrument. 
Following the music from Sea Cliff to Philadelphia to Great Britain
For Lily Perrotta, the cello has been part of her life since childhood, beginning in the music classes at Sea Cliff School and now carrying her across the Atlantic for graduate study in the United … more
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Oakcliff Sailing has held its art show and champagne brunch for the past 13 years, even throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Oakcliff Sailing to host annual Art Show and Champagne Brunch in Oyster Bay
Oakcliff Sailing will welcome spring with one of its longest-running community traditions this weekend, when its annual Spring Art Show and Champagne Brunch returns … more
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bers of Small Steps Irish Dance performed along the parade route, showcasing traditional Irish step dancing during the Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day Parade draws thousands, celebrates heritage and inclusion
The City of Glen Cove marked a milestone this year as thousands gathered for its annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a tradition rooted in Irish heritage and community pride that dates back to 1989. more
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Girl Scout Troop 210 members Cecilia Pinero, left, Layla Zahirovic, and Savannah Ross organized the event.
Oyster Bay Girl Scouts learn about ‘leadhership’
Girl Scout Troop 210 held "LEADHERS," a women's empowerment career fair to inspire young girls. more
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Leonard J. Lehrman rehearsed for the New York City orchestral premiere of his opera “Sima” at Theater for the New City on Dec. 1.
Leonard Lehrman, local librarian, takes on Rooseveltian church post
St. James' Episcopal Church in Hyde Park has named Valley Stream composer Leonard J. Lehrman interim music director for the first half of 2026. more
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The Gwendoline Steers, memorialized in the painting ‘Last Moments’ by Jo-Anne Corretti, went down in the last major shipwreck to take place off of Long Island.
Bill Bleyer plans new book on Long Island shipwrecks
Local historian and former journalist Bill Bleyer is planning a new book on Long Island shipwrecks. more
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Life Enrichment Center seniors viewed their interviews on Feb. 25 in the high school auditorium.
Seniors share life stories with Oyster Bay High School students
TV production students at Oyster Bay High School recently partnered with members of the Life Enrichment Center of Oyster Bay on a project aimed at preserving local history. more
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Nicholas Sandoz, one of the JCC members who took part in the program at Heritage Farms, said that organizing the greenhouse is his favorite part of the work.
Learning skills for daily life at Heritage Farms & Gardens
Members of the Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center's Program Without Walls day habilitation program volunteered at Heritage Farms & Gardens in February. more
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Jose Dominguez, left, presented Brian Lorusso, Andrew Bock, Andrew Siegel, Ben Martinez and Elliot Aramayo with the Lifesaving Award for resuscitating Francesco Allocca, center.
Locust Valley coaches honored by Red Cross
The American Red Cross presented five Locust Valley High School coaches with the Lifesaving Award. more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman delivered his State of the County address on Monday, emphasizing public safety and fiscal stability.
Blakeman touts safety, finances in county address
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman delivered his State of the County address Monday night, highlighting investments in public safety, fiscal management and community services. more
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