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The Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club celebrated the donors, volunteers, alumni and staff members who help sustain its programs during its annual Leaders Circle Reception Wednesday night, recognizing several individuals for their longstanding contributions to the organization and the community. more
Raynham Hall Museum in Oyster Bay led ghosts and ghouls through the hamlet’s streets on Friday during the organization’s annual ghost walk and dance party. more
Six school districts called on the New York State Public Service Commission to suspend its approval of the Propel NY Energy project until impacts and details surrounding schools are “fully studied and resolved.” The request comes after North Shore School District, Roslyn Union Free School District and Syosset Central School District filed a petition for rehearing. more
With Veterans Day approaching, the Town of Oyster Bay – in partnership with Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6394 in Syosset – calls upon residents to support local veterans by donating to a town … more
November is National Diabetes Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about a chronic disease that affects millions of Americans and highlight the importance of early detection, treatment and prevention. more
While the midterms saw a blue wave crash across the country, it was a purple tide that hit the North Shore, with a mix of Republicans and Democrats winning their congressional, state and local races. … more
The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District is emphasizing a balanced approach to classroom technology, including limiting device use among younger students and introducing artificial intelligence through teacher-guided programs, district officials said during a presentation at Tuesday’s Board of Education meeting. more
The Village of Sea Cliff and North Shore-area school districts are challenging the state’s approval of the Propel NY Energy transmission project, arguing that regulators failed to adequately address environmental risks, school safety and whether the $3.26 billion project remains necessary in light of changes in offshore wind development. more
Dozens of gangsters, flappers and bootleggers made their way to Harmony Heights Day School on Oct. 22, not to hold up the joint but to raise money at the school’s Gatsby Casino Night fundraiser. more
Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States, was born on Oct. 27, 1858. More than a century after his death, Roosevelt remains one of the most colorful figures in American history, remembered for his conservation efforts, adventurous spirit and larger-than-life personality. more
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