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The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District Board of Education will host a presentation on artificial intelligence and technology use in classrooms later this month, following up on a discussion Tuesday about balancing digital learning with traditional instruction and addressing parents’ concerns. more
The Life Enrichment Senior Center will celebrate two longtime contributors to the Oyster Bay community at its annual La Dolce Vita Gala, honoring 96-year-old member Filomena Ladisa and the Italian-American Citizens Club of Oyster Bay for their dedication to helping others. more
The Locust Valley Central School District Board of Education voted Wednesday to authorize legal action against social media companies as part of a nationwide effort by school districts seeking compensation for the impact of social media on schools. more
The Sea Cliff Arts Council held its annual Plein air, painting in the outdoors, event, where residents were invited to compete by painting locations in the village. more
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to raise awareness about the second most common cancer among women in the United States, excluding skin cancers. Education can help people recognize warning signs, practice breast self-awareness and understand the vital importance of screening, evaluation and treatment. more
Dean Tarulli, the Democratic candidate for New York’s 15th Assembly District, is running on a promise to bring a government-insider’s perspective to Albany, saying his experience in climate resilience, public policy and grant funding has prepared him to take on problems that he believes career politicians have overlooked. more
Paolo Pironi, the Republican candidate for New York’s 15th Assembly District, is running on a platform centered on affordability, public safety and restoring local values to government, drawing on his experience as a third-generation Long Island home builder. more
More than 75 people gathered last Saturday in the parking lot of the Glen Street Long Island Rail Road station, where speakers called attention to the effects of federal immigration enforcement on … more
The late Linwood Bulluck recognized a need for mental health services in Oyster Bay shortly after he arrived in the community as a high school social worker in the late 1960s. His efforts to address that need led to the founding of the Youth and Family Counseling Agency of Oyster Bay, an organization that continues to provide counseling and community support decades later. more
Dr. Sara Siddiqui, a Huntington-based pediatrician, delivered a presentation titled “The Truth About Vaping,” explaining how electronic cigarettes work, why nicotine is addictive and how young people can seek help if they have already started vaping. more
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