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Runnie Myles, left, Michelle Crosley, Deputy County Executive Anissa Moore and Minority Affairs Executive Director Lionel Chitty raised their voices at the Town of Oyster Bay Black History Month celebration.
Town hosts presentation on African-Americans in Oyster Bay
Town of Oyster Bay residents and elected officials celebrated Black History Month on Tuesday, when the town hosted a celebration of extraordinary African Americans in Oyster Bay and Nassau County. … more
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Andrew Monteleone, second from left, was sworn in to the Town of Oyster Bay’s Board of Trustees by Supervisor Joesph Saladino, left, on Tuesday.
Andrew Monteleone appointed to Oyster Bay Town Board
Andrew Monteleone, a Syosset attorney, has been appointed to the Oyster Bay Town Board, filling the vacancy left by Councilwoman Michelle Johnson, who was elected District Court Judge in November. … more
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Locust Valley High School students Annaliese Esposito, left, and Korina LaRice taught conversational Italian to a group of Locust Valley Intermediate fifth graders.
Locust Valley Central School District students and staff celebrate Italian culture
Locust Valley Middle/High School welcomed fifth graders from Bayville Intermediate and Locust Valley Intermediate to the mini-theater for a showcase of Italian culture in the annual … more
Alan Mindel, Jonny Daniels and Bernie Furshpan after the first recording of ‘hmTv.’
Holocaust Museum creates a digital platform for podcasts
The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, in Glen Cove, has taken a bold step into the digital world with the launch of hmTv, a podcast and video platform designed to amplify … more
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Francesco Ianni, superintendent of the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District, explained that abolishing the federal Department of Education could impact special-needs and disabled students, among others.
School districts on the North Shore face uncertainty over the future of the Department of Education
The Trump administration’s recent announcement that they are working on an executive order to eliminate the Department of Education has caused ripples through the academic world, with very … more
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Making an old home newer
Q. We looked at a home to buy, and saw that the stairs from the first to the second floor were leaning. We keep seeing this in homes that we’re interested in. more
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L.I. Nets host Education Day
The Long Island Nets hosted their annual Education Day game at Nassau Coliseum Feb. 11.  Here are the details: Each year, the LI Nets host an Education Day game for students across … more
Rescue operations underway for submerged car at Theodore Roosevelt Park and Marina in Oyster Bay
Nassau County police are investigating a fatal incident after a vehicle was driven into the water Thursday morning at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park in Oyster Bay. Authorities responded to reports … more
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Valley Stream Central’s Tyasia Buxton captured the 94-pound crown.
Nassau girls wrestling takes center stage
History was made Feb. 2 when Nassau County hosted its first-ever girls’ wrestling tournament at Bethpage High School with more than 100 entrants from over 20 districts. Champions were … more
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On Feb. 1, the Tribute and Honor Foundation celebrated the contributions of veterans with its annual Awards Ceremony at The Crescent Beach Club in Bayville.
How did the Tribute and Honor Foundation celebrate the contributions of military veterans and supporters?
The Tribute and Honor Foundation celebrated these contributions with its annual Awards Ceremony at the Crescent Beach Club in Bayville, recognizied veterans and supporters, on Feb. 1. more
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