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‘Elvis’ and his moves were featured in the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival’s 65th anniversary season opener last Sunday, as part of ‘One Night in Memphis.’

Morgan Park Music Festival, Suozzi family legacy, turns 65

As summer unfolds in Glen Cove, the community once again becomes a hub of activity, offering a variety of events and activities for residents and visitors. The Morgan Park Summer Music Festival is an … more

By Roksana Amid | 7/12/24

Director of the National Park Service Charles F. Sams III, left, and Tweed Roosevelt, Theodore’s great-grandson, unveiled the restored pocket watch at Sagamore Hill. The silver watch will be displayed in the Old Orchard Museum.

Theodore Roosevelt’s long-lost watch restored to Sagamore Hill

A sentimental gift to Theodore Roosevelt was recently recovered and returned to his home at Sagamore Hill after being stolen from a display case at the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic … more

By Will Sheeline | 7/12/24

Friedberg JCC board members were sworn in at the JCC’s annual meeting and honorees night on June 25.

This Lido Beach resident was recognized by Oceanside’s Friedberg JCC

Leaders of the Friedberg JCC, in Oceanside, recently reflected on a successful year, and handed out awards to longstanding members and others who have made significant contributions to the … more

By Kepherd Daniel | 7/12/24

The Downtown Sounds concert series kicked off with the music of the Dance Mechanics.

Downtown Sounds hits all the right notes in Glen Cove

Downtown Sounds has brought music, laughter, and family fun to Glen Cove, becoming a staple of Friday nights. What began in 1997 as a revitalization effort by the Glen Cove Business Improvement … more

By Will Sheeline | 7/12/24

Governor Kathy Hochul, left, joined Bruce Stillman, president and CEO of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, to inspect the ongoing construction of the new Pancreatic Center of Excellence.

$15 million state grant supports Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in the fight against pancreatic cancer

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory has received a $15 million grant from New York State to support the construction of its Pancreatic Cancer Center of Excellence. The funding, announced by Governor Kathy … more

By Will Sheeline | 7/12/24

Attendees admired the vibrant horticulture division, appreciating the various plants in each class.

‘The Graduate’ Flower Show showcases blooms and beyond

The 1967 American classic “The Graduate” explores the concept of rebellion and the search for identity amidst the ever-changing world around you. As the theme for the 2024 Garden Club of … more

By Jenna Stanco | 7/12/24

The city’s ice arena will be featuring some upgrades, which were announced late last month.

Emile Francis Ice Arena ready to debut its new upgrades

Emile Francis Ice Arena reopens with new paint, safety netting, Zamboni doors, and public skating sessions, enhancing the community’s ice sports experience. more

By Angelina Zingariello | 7/12/24

Parking is always an issue in Long Beach, especially in the West End. Hopefully, DropSpot can help.

DropSpot aims to improve Long Beach parking access

DropSpot Long Beach transforms parking with a new app that allows homeowners to list spots, providing residents and visitors with more parking options. more

By Angelina Zingariello | 7/12/24

Residents posted their outrage online after the village demolished a small playground to make room for additional parking, despite efforts to quell tensions with indeterminate plans for a new play area.

How a paved-over playground at Firemen's Memorial Field set off an online backlash

A small, modest playground tucked to the right of the Firemen’s Memorial Field parking lot on Albermarle Avenue has been torn down, paved over, and turned into extra parking space. … more

By Juan Lasso | 7/12/24

Maiya Jannah, a rising senior at Brown, will be interning at the Walt Disney company among a chosen few from the Television Academy Foundation.

This Valley Stream native set to learn the ropes of TV show-making at Disney

Valley Stream native and North High School alumnus Maiya Jannah recently started an internship through the Television Academy Foundation as one of 40 students across the country as a paid intern at … more

By Nora Toscano | 7/12/24

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