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Denise Evans-Sheppard, executive director of the Oyster Bay Historical Society, shared the history of Thomas Gall, the first man emancipated from slavery on Long Island, who became a well-known landscape artist and community leader.
Celebrating centuries of Black history in the Town of Oyster Bay
Elected officials, clergy, educators and residents came together at Town Hall North to honor Black History Month Wednesday in Oyster Bay. more
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The new garden, designed by Piet Oudolf, will be one acre.
New garden sprouting at Planting Fields Arboretum
Oyster Bay's Planting Fields Arboretum is getting a new one-acre garden, designed by Piet Oudolf. more
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North Shore Mock Trial students learn about the law, court system and U.S. Constitution.
North Shore Mock Trial team beats LuHi
The North Shore Mock Trial team beat LuHi in a competition on Feb. 9. more
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Major storm hits North Shore
The Northeast was blasted with a winter storm on Sunday that left an average of over 15 inches of snow across Nassau County's North Shore according to the National Weather Service. more
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Honorees and community members gathered during the 5th annual Tribute and Honor Awards Ceremony and Fundraising Gala on Feb. 7.
Tribute and Honor Foundation celebrates milestone 5th annual awards with largest crowd yet
A sold-out crowd packed the room Saturday night as the Tribute and Honor Foundation hosted its 5th Annual Tribute and Honor Awards Ceremony and Fundraising Gala on Feb. 7, marking a milestone year … more
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The North Shore community voted in favor of two bond propositions which will enable a range of athletic and infrastructure improvements.
Here's 3 things to know after North Shore’ School Districts propositions pass
The North Shore community voted to pass two school district propositions on Feb. 10. Both allow the district to begin indoor and outdoor projects throughout the district. All projects are to be … more
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Carl Marcellino, former state senator and Town of Oyster Bay clerk, died on Wednesday at the age of 83.
Carl Marcellino, former state senator and Town of Oyster Bay clerk, dead at 83
Carl Marcellino, the former state senator for the 5th District, which no longer includes the North Shore, and former Town of Oyster Bay clerk, died Wednesday aged 83. The Brooklyn native taught in … more
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More than 100 North Shore High School students participated in the walkout.
North Shore High School students hold protest against ICE activity
North Shore High School students staged a walkout on Feb. 4 in protest of ICE activity. more
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Frank Ferrara, left, Metta Pollio, Lori Spielberger Klein, Stephanie Sobel and Stephen Gronda of LovePeace performed.
Live music finds another home in Sea Cliff
The Sea Cliff General Store hosted live music by local bands Sunday. more
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The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees will hold public hearings March 9 for new laws on chicken ownership and parking spaces for charging electric vehicles.
New legislation on chickens, electric vehicles in Sea Cliff
The Village of Sea Cliff has drafted new legislation on chicken ownership and charging electric vehicles. Public hearings will be held March 9. more
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