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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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Photos courtesy Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District Oyster Bay High School’s class of 2026 celebrated commencement on June 27.
Oyster Bay High School graduates look to the future
Oyster Bay High School seniors graduated on June 27. more
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Seniors Olivia Manning, Melanie Quezada, Sophia Georgiopoulos, Darling Acosta and Olivia Fligr celebrated after the ceremony.
Locust Valley High School graduates start the next chapter
Locust Valley High School seniors graduated on June 25. more
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Long Island’s Indian American community came together for an evening that celebrated their culture and heritage in Eisenhower Park.
Indian American night at Eisenhower Park
Music, culture and community took center stage at Harry Chapin Lakeside Theatre in Eisenhower Park on June 13 as Nassau County hosted Indian American Night as part of its International Nights series. more
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Town of Oyster Bay chooses S.T.O.P and homeowners cleanup days
Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino and Councilman Tom Hand have announced the dates for the town’s Stop Throwing Out Pollutants program and Homeowners Cleanup Day for this summer. … more
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Assume Nothing, with jockey Jaime Rodriguez aboard, took the final race in the 132-year history of Aqueduct Racetrack on Sunday afternoon.
Racing fans bid farewell to Aqueduct
There were plenty of cheers along with some tears in South Ozone Park Sunday afternoon as 6,866 horse racing fans bid farewell to Aqueduct Racetrack. The crowd at ‘The Big A’ roared one last … more
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The parade, organized by the Oyster Bay Fire Company Number 1, and the open house the museum hosts on the 4th of July are expanded from prior years, including the chance to try George Washington’s favorite snack.
Raynham Hall Museum celebrates the United States' 250th birthday
Raynham Hall Museum is preparing to celebrate Independence Day with a mix of tradition, history and a touch of 1970s groove as it hosts its annual Fourth of July festivities in Oyster Bay and … more
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Harmony Heights staff including Principal Tatiana Pejkovic, left, Director of Human Resources and Compliance Theresa Cherba, Music Therapist Alex Timoshenko, Director of Clinical Services Lori Neazer and President of the Board of Directors Denis Garbo celebrated the news of the grant.
Billy Joel's foundation gives grant to support music education at Harmony Heights Day School in East Norwich
The Joel Foundation has made an $18,000 grant to the Harmony Heights Day School. The grant,   announced on May 16, will support the continuation of the Music Therapy Program, a service that aids … more
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The garden tour has never featured the same garden twice, according to Jaqueline Cipolla, the Main Street Association's executive director.
Oyster Bay Main Street Association hosts annual garden tour
Roughly 120 people attended this year’s Oyster Bay Garden Tour hosted by the Oyster Bay Main Street Association. According to Executive Director Jaqueline Cipolla, roughly $17,000 were raised. The … more
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Students dressed as pharaohs and a range of other ancient rulers and iconic historical figures.
Students bring history to life at James H. Vernon School
Sixth graders at James H. Vernon School in Oyster Bay transformed the school’s new athletic center into a window to the ancient world, hosting the annual “Ancient Civilizations” showcase for … more
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