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Town officials and North Shore resident urged the Town of Oyster Bay to extend its moratorium on battery energy storage systems. more
Sea Cliff's 10th annual Rabbit Rescue fundraiser took place on March 29 at Still Partners to raise money and awareness for abandoned and abused domestic rabbits. more
Sea Cliff's acting troupe performed a live adaptation of Barbara Pym's "Crampton Hodnet" on March 28. more
The Community Easter Dawn Service is coming back to Morgan Park Sunday. more
Representatives of the Propel NY project held office hours in Glen Head where residents asked questions and voiced concerns. more
The Gold Coast Public Library has opened in its new location, with a grand opening set for May. more
Deputy Mayor Nick Pinto and Trustee George Williams have been re-elected in Sea Cliff in an uncontested election. Christine Abbenda Hughes has been elected village justice after also running uncontested. more
Senior citizens in the community filled Jeanine's American Bistro for a lunch and performance by local musician Jimmy Moore on March 19. more
Sea Cliff's performance troupe will put on an adapted performance of Barbara Pym's "Crampton Hodnet" on Saturday. more
From flooded streets in Long Beach to pollution in the Great South Bay, rising water is reshaping life along Long Island’s coasts. Across Nassau and Suffolk counties, aging infrastructure, development patterns and climate change are converging—turning routine storms into disruptive events and forcing communities to rethink how they live with water. more
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