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Joseph Saladino — Incumbent
Could be a tight race for Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor
Two Republicans are vying to lead the Town of Oyster Bay and each is certain that they would be the most effective. Supervisor Joseph Saladino, a former state assemblyman, who was appointed in … more
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With growing health concerns about e-cigarettes, government officials are considering tightening restrictions against vaping that could affect local businesses.
Many reactions to laws tightening vaping restrictions
With concern growing about lung disease and other disorders caused by e-cigarettes and a surge in the number of children who use them, the federal and state governments have urged the widening of … more
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Josh Lafazan — Incumbent
Two vie to represent District 18 as legislator
The fight for a legislative seat in District 18 continues between incumbent Josh Lafazan, who is not a member of any political party, and Timothy Jenks, a republican. Both say they are committed to … more
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Phoebe Bougiamas, 3, picked out an apple to bring home to eat later.
Apple Festival a day for friends, fun and food
On Saturday and Sunday thousands of families and their friends from deaf and hearing communities joined together for the annual Apple Festival at the Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf. Gathering … more
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Kelly Fuhrmann, superintendent at Sagamore Hill, left on Oct. 11.
Sagamore Hill superintendent moves on
It was nearly the break of dawn when Kelly Fuhrmann, superintendent of the Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, and his wife, Kara, discovered that their young daughters, Kenzie and Kelbie, were not … more
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Dr. Anna Hunderfund, who said she would retire at the end of the school year, began working for the Locust Valley School District in 2008.
Locust Valley's Dr. Anna Hunderfund to retire in June
Dr. Anna Hunderfund, who served as the Locust Valley School District superintendent for more than a decade, will be retiring on June 30. However, there is still no explanation available as to why she … more
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Barbara and Jim Hoover, circa 1996, enjoyed all that life had to offer.
One last gift to Glen Cove Hospital from Barbara Hoover
People continue to miss Barbara Hoover, who died on Oct. 15, 2018, succumbing to cancer. Susan Kwiatek, the executive director of Glen Cove Hospital, remembers Hoover as a giving person, one who … more
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Some residents are concerned that illegal housing is causing overcrowding and is disrupting the quality of life in the hamlet.
Town of Oyster Bay commits to enforcing housing codes
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino agreed to work with residents, the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District and the town’s fire and police departments to crack down on landlord … more
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Members of Lynbrook’s Atria Senior Rowing Club paddled through the waters of Oyster Bay on Sept. 24.
Lynbrook rowers roar through Oyster Bay
Under the bright early autumn sun, centenarians and master rowers sat in rowboats and paddled through the waters of Oyster Bay on Sept. 24. more
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Peterson, a philosophy professor, and her late husband, Dr. Robert Neuhaus, an Oyster Bay psychologist, were known as the “hat couple.” They sported two chapeaus from their collection at the Save the Children summer polo event in 2008.
Susan Peterson, Oyster Bay’s ‘hat lady,’ a woman of style
You don’t have to fix your hair or worry about the rain if you wear a hat, explained Susan Peterson, Oyster Bay’s unofficial “hat lady,” sharing the benefits of keeping one’s head covered. … more
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