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Omarian Farquharson’s face painting adds to the festive atmosphere of Juneteenth celebrations, promoting a sense of joy and community spirit.
Juneteenth celebrates black heritage and unity
A Juneteenth celebration was held at Morgan Memorial Park on June 15, featuring music, food, vendors, cultural performances. The event included a performance by the First Baptist Church Choir … more
Visitors eagerly line up at one of the vendors at Deep Roots Farmers Market, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
Deep Roots Farmers Market celebrates 10 years
esident Amy Peters, is a vibrant community hub, drawing visitors and vendors from across Long Island. The market, founded by Peters in 2014, began in the quaint village of Sea Cliff before moving to … more
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Dr. Tanya Linzalone has worked as an audiologist at the Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf for 20 years.
New book from Glen Cove resident promotes acceptance
In her 20 years as an audiologist at Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf, Glen Cove resident Dr. Tanya Linzalone has seen first-hand the emotional toll families face while caring for a child with … more
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Charlie Crago, 8, left, Saska Fleming, 7, Charlie Rexon, 7, and Amira Agi, 8, enjoyed snow cones and cotton candy at the feast.
St. Boniface Martyr's 'Feast by the Shore' rings in summer at Tappen Beach
St. Boniface Martyr Church in Sea Cliff held its annual Feast by the Shore, raising money and ringing in the start of summer at Tappen Beach in Glenwood Landing. Hundreds came out for the four-day … more
Vocalists like Teddy Siegel will perform at beautiful venues across the North Shore as part of the Oyster Bay Music Festival.
Oyster Bay Music Festival makes grand return
At beautiful and historic venues scattered throughout the Town of Oyster Bay, the Oyster Bay Music Festival is set to enchant audiences for its thirteenth consecutive year. From July 1 through 8, … more
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The Collura family, which has owned the historic Arata’s Deli since 2003, is looking to sell it.
Sea Cliff’s Arata’s Deli looking for new ownership
The Collura family is looking to sell Arata’s Deli, a Sea Cliff fixture since 1906. After over two decades of ownership, husband and wife Ron and Rachel Collura are looking to retire and, … more
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Sea Cliff is surrounded by blooming flowers.
Spring is sprung in Village of Sea Cliff
People may not know it, but we’re still in the season of spring, despite the heat. With it has come the blossoming of flowers and a brightening of the Village of Sea Cliff, as flowers and trees … more
Tawni Engel, associate director of PFY and the Long Island Crisis Center led attendees through the evening’s celebrations.
Pride Gala unites LGBTQ+ community on Long Island
PFY, the organization formerly known as Pride For Youth, hosted its annual Pride Gala on June 6. more
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Kay Vickers’ portraits, such as this one of her daughter Leah with her newborn daughter, capture moments of her family’s life.
New art exhibit celebrates ‘Family and Fauna’ at Sea Cliff Arts Council
The Sea Cliff Arts Council’s latest exhibition, “Family and Fauna,” features the works of Sea Cliff couple Kay and Rick Vickers, two retired clinical psychologists with a passion … more
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Children learned how to compost tea from garden manager Chris Nellen at the Sea Cliff Elementary Garden Club.
Kids at Sea Cliff Elementary have a magic garden
No one knows just how special a garden can be until its plants are in bloom and it’s inhabited by wildlife. A garden can also bring people together through teamwork, which the Sea Cliff School … more
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