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‘A Private War’ lays bare a journalist’s life
Marie Colvin, the acclaimed international war correspondent for The Sunday Times in London, lived a frenetic life, squeezed into a narrow space between sanity and madness. more
Jim Altadonna Jr.
Oyster Bay Town Clerk Altadonna crosses party lines, eyes supervisor seat
Jim Altadonna Jr., Oyster Bay’s town clerk and the former mayor of Massapequa Park, announced his candidacy for Oyster Bay town supervisor on Wednesday at the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden … more
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East Norwich Fire Dept. Juniors Kayla Cronin, far left, and Adrianna Wulffen took a break from the training with Finn Klapproth, a junior visiting from Germany.
International junior fire exchange finalized
Haverlah, a small village in Germany, has a population of 1,200. Its volunteer fire department generally receives 20 calls per year for assistance, said Marcel Kamphenkel, a firefighter and junior … more
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The Oyster Bay Main Street Association is committed to continuing its efforts to make improvements in the hamlet.
Oyster Bay Main Street Association shares its 2019 vision for the hamlet
On Jan. 28, on the eve of his 25th birthday, Nassau County Legislator Josh Lafazan had a message for those gathered at the annual meeting of the Oyster Bay Main Street Association. “I’ve felt for … more
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Seniors from the district’s National Science Honor Society enjoyed helping the second-graders, and also reminisced about their own experiences on Science Fun Night.
Erupting, bubbling blob makes science fun at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary
A zipline swooped through Room 23 at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School on Feb. 1, as a crowd of budding scientists tried to propel a pair of teddy bears safely along the line, one of several … more
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Leah Dimarzo, left, with Joanna Chitty brought out their finest Chinese dresses and parasols for the party.
Children enjoy Chinese New Year at the Locust Valley Library
Chinese New Year officially began Feb. 5 but because it’s never too early to have fun the Locust Valley Library held its celebration for children a bit earlier, on Feb 2. It is the Year of the Pig, … more
Upon arriving at the Old Westbury Golf and Country Club, guests at Raynham Hall Museum's Valentine's Ball met Brittany Schruefer, who encouraged them to have a glass of champagne.
Raynham Hall’s Valentine’s Ball a lovely affair
Red was the color of the evening at Raynham Hall’s annual Valentine’s Ball, with a few men even sporting red trousers. The fundraiser, which is always more like a large, classy party, was crowded … more
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Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, left, shared the state of the town with residents at a civics meeting on Jan. 31.
Supervisor Saladino shares the state of the town
The recently reinstated Glenwood Glen Head Civic Association invited Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino to its meeting on Jan. 31. There, the supervisor delivered a state of the town address … more
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Titan Golf acquired the club on Jan. 29 for approximately $15 million.
O’Shanter Club in Brookville sold for $15 million
Brookville’s Tam O’Shanter Country Club now has new ownership. Titan Golf LLC, a golf club operator based in New Brunswick, N.J., acquired the club for roughly $15 million on Jan. 29. The company … more
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Vincent Cicero, of Bayville, asked the village board about the proposed project for the former Steve’s Pier property on Monday.
Bayville reveals plans for pier property
Big changes may be coming to Bayville. That is, if the village board of trustees approves a new project for the former Steve’s Pier property on Bayville Avenue. Plans to replace the blighted … more
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