Thursday, March 27, 2025
For 75 years, the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club has provided a second home for children in Locust Valley and the surrounding communities. From its early days as a boys’ club focused on athletics to its evolution into a full-service youth development organization, the organization has been a cornerstone of community life.
In a collaboration aimed at uplifting local communities, Philanthropy in Phocus and the YOLO Strong Foundation have joined forces to amplify their impact across Long Island.
A massive community effort aimed to remove hundreds of illegally dumped tires from a 16.3-acre wooded property at New York State Route 106 and Locust Avenue, owned by the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District last Saturday.
The Long Island Rail Road is making changes to its Oyster Bay Branch schedule, adding two new trains and adjusting the departure time of an existing one in an effort to close service gaps and improve commuter convenience. The new schedule went into effect on Monday, and comes in addition to broader timetable updates that began in 2023.
On March 13, Congregation Tifereth Israel hosted the premiere performance of In the Spieal of the Night, an original Purim play co-written and directed by Jon Goldstein and Diane Stillerman.
He worked with renowned composers like Bernstein
For Leonard J. Lehrman, music is more than a passion — it’s the fabric of his life. An accomplished composer, conductor and pianist, Lehrman has spent decades championing the works of …
Ornithologist Roger Pasquier discussed extinct, and invasive, bird species
Ornithologist Roger Pasquier captivated an audience at Raynham Hall Museum on March 7 with a lecture titled “Birds of Long Island,” a deep dive into the region’s past and present …
Nearly 10,000 people participated in a tele-town hall with U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi last Thursday, where he addressed constituent concerns about federal budget cuts, border security, and the increasing …
NOSH Delivers!, a local food pantry that serves more than 500 families in communities on the North Shore, is gearing up for their upcoming “Shamrocks Rock” event this Saturday as part of …
“Hope in Harmony: A Journey of Healing & Expression,” a gallery exhibition and fundraiser, opened at Hive Market & Gallery in Oyster Bay on March 8, showcasing artwork, crafts, handmade goods, …
Historic Bayville structure built in 1903
The Clarkson Estate, the only mansion left remaining in Bayville from the turn of the 20th century, has sustained interior and exterior damage and undergone numerous alterations over the decades, and …
School board focused on curriculum, budget
The Locust Valley Central School District Board of Education addressed financial planning and instructional advancements at its March 4 meeting, as Karen Horoszewski, assistant superintendent for …
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