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The Baymen’s Memorial Monument was unveiled June 3 at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park.
Baymen Memorial Monument unveiled at Theodore Roosevelt Park in Oyster Bay
The Baymen's Heritage Association and the Town of Oyster Bay unveiled last week a statue to honor fallen baymen. more
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Michael Hancock, left, the pharmacy’s co-owner, runs the store with staff like his son-in-law Brian McKeon.
Independent drugstore in Bayville combines pharmacy and comic book store
Pharmacist Michael Hancock purchased the pharmacy six years ago. more
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Seniors at Locust Valley High School had the opportunity to speak with veterans and active service members at the ceremony.
Veterans, high school seniors come together at Locust Valley High School
Locust Valley High School held its annual ceremony to honor veterans and graduating students. more
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Cyclists of all ages from across Long Island participate in the annual Nassau Bicycle Challenge, now in its 30th year.
Kiwanis bike challenge celebrates 30 years
The Nassau Bicycle Challenge is celebrating its 30th anniversary this month, bringing riders together to raise money for children's charities. more
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Hundreds of fairgoers from across Long Island made their way to Centre Island Beach for the annual event.
St. Gertrude's Church holds annual Feast of St. Anthony in Bayville
Hundreds turned out for the Feast of St. Anthony at Centre Island Beach. more
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The revote for the new budget will be held on June 16.
Locust Valley Central School District presents new budget for revote
The Locust Valley Central School District's revised $99.99 million budget was presented at the Board of Education meeting on Monday. more
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Landscape designer Piet Oudolf, right, addressed attendees alongside Kathy Moser, acting commissioner of the State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Duncan Sahner, Planting Fields Foundation’s board chair, and Gina Wouters, the foundation’s director.
Work on the Oudolf Garden continues at Planting Fields Arboretum in Oyster Bay
Supporters, elected officials, donors and community leaders got a look at the progress on the Oudolf Garden at Planting Fields Arboretum. more
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Dozens of members of the Life Enrichment Center of Oyster Bay participated in the sixth annual Walk-a-thon, which first started during the pandemic.
Life Enrichment Center of Oyster Bay holds annual walk-a-thon
The Life Enrichment Center of Oyster Bay held its annual Walk-a-thon fundraiser promoting fitness, friendship and support for the organization's programs. more
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Attendees viewed and shopped handcrafted items, like jewelry, and activities for children were included.
Town of Oyster Bay holds annual Art in the Park event at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park
Local artists and artisans displayed and sold their work at this year's Art in the Park event in Oyster Bay. more
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As the world turns its attention towards the World Cup matches in Canada, Mexico and the U.S., Long Island communities may stand to get a bit of an economic boost from the tournament this summer.
World Cup could deliver boost to L.I. businesses
Experts say Long Island businesses could benefit from the upcoming FIFA World Cup despite recent concerns about ticket prices and steep train fares. more
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