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Sheri Corey and her daughter, Brooke.
Oyster Bay pulling together to help baby Brooke
Two-year-old Brooke Corey is Sheri and Ken Corey’s youngest child. Like her three siblings, she’s a fair-haired, light skinned child who’s full of energy. At least she was until a few months … more
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Brad Launer, of Oyster Bay, endured a “shuck-off” for second place during the oyster shucking contest on Saturday.
A taste of tradition at Oyster Bay's 35th Oyster Fest
A crowd of eager festival-goers gathered around the bandstand on West End Avenue in Oyster Bay last Saturday, awaiting the highly anticipated oyster shucking and eating contest at the 35th annual … more
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Shovels were wielded at the ceremonial groundbreaking.
Songbirds’ trills to be drowned out, but only temporarily
There may be some ruffled feathers at the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center for the next couple of years, when the tranquillity is replaced by the jarring sounds of bulldozers, hammers … more
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Brian Murrary, of Collective Arts Brewery from Hamilton, Ontario poured a sample of beer for Alisa Peters, from Carle Place.
Having a hoppin’ good time
Tropix on the Mile closed its summer season with a Craft Brew Fest last Saturday, spotlighting more than 30 breweries and welcoming over 1,000 beer enthusiasts. more
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Dr. William Bennett has had an office in Oyster Bay for 40 years. He continues to enjoy the challenges of medicine and a changing healthcare system.
Dr. Bennett celebrates 40 years in Oyster Bay
Internists, pediatricians and surgeons had offices in Oyster Bay in 1978, but there weren’t any family medicine physicians. After William J. Bennett, who did his residency at Glen Cove Hospital, he … more
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An ornate dressing gown is on display in an unusual place — the center of a ship. The piece is part of the the Whaling Museum & Education Center of Cold Spring Harbor’s latest exhibit, “Heroines at the Helm.”
New exhibit in Cold Spring Harbor highlights the 'Real Housewives of Whaling'
In 1845, Mary Brewster sailed from Connecticut on the ship, “Tiger,” to accompany her husband for a three-year-long journey on the open seas. He was a whaler. At the time her decision was … more
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Lisa Ott presented Carter Bales with the Chairman’s Award.
Following Roosevelt’s belief in conservation
There wasn’t a hootenanny, a square dance or a pig roast at the Planting Fields on Sept. 22, but most people were dressed appropriately for any of those events. They were there for the North Shore … more
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An incident at the Vernon School three years ago moved district administrators to focus on security.
Improvements in school security at Oyster Bay-East Norwich schools
Dr. Laura Seinfeld, the superintendent of the Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District, has been focused on improving school safety since 2015. As a result, the district has had security and safety … more
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Courtesy NYSED Chancellor Betty Rosa, center, spoke Monday at the state Board of Regents meeting. The Regents unanimously voted to pull back state penalties on schools and districts where large numbers of students boycott state tests.
Regents reverse course on opt-out penalties
The State Education Department last week announced that it would pull back on plans to penalize schools in which high numbers of students boycott state standardized tests. The decision came after … more
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Local fire departments raised two huge flags over the Tobal Beach parking lot to welcome the relatives of those who died on Sept. 11, 2001.
Storm ‘symbolic’ of 9/11 families’ devotion
Dozens of people gathered on Sept. 6 in a canvas tent on Tobay Beach for a memorial ceremony to honor those who died in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. Torrential … more
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