Oyster Bay, NY News – LI Press

Street performers, including a man juggling on stilts, will return to the Syosset Street Fair next month.

Business

Syosset Street Fair set to return Sept. 14, chamber anticipates 10K attendees

By Hannah Devlin

Elijah Craig is selling a limited-edition bourbon to commemorate the Ryder Cup's return to Long Island.

Westbury

Elijah Craig celebrates Long Island’s Ryder Cup with limited-edition bourbon

By Casey Fahrer

U.S. Sen. Kristen Gillibrand visited Plainview as she says she is trying to get $500,000 in funding for first responder mental health services.

Health

U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand says she aims to bring $500K to first responder mental health services

By Casey Fahrer

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino (C. R.) unveils a historic marker at 108 South St. in downtown Oyster Bay.

Community Events

Town honors former Snouder’s location in Oyster Bay, unveils historic marker

By Hannah Devlin

Business

John Zozzaro continues restauranteering journey with Zozo’s on the Bay in Bayville

By Hannah Devlin

Plainedge Superintendent Edward Salina led a walkthrough at the district's high school to showcase its upgraded technology infrastructure.

Education

Plainedge School District implements emergency response and security technology

By Casey Fahrer

ICE arrests popular McDonald’s manager, Baldwin resident in Bethpage after he appeared for immigration check-in

By Isabella Gallo

A rendering of the turf field at Locust Valley's Bayville Intermediate School, estimated to be completed by Sept. 19.

Education

Turf field sparks debate at Locust Valley school board meeting

By Hannah Devlin

Oyster Bay-East Norwich Superintendent Francesco Ianni (R.) tells resident Ann Marie Longo that his goals are "internal."

Education

Oyster Bay Superintendent Ianni denies resident list of goals, says they are ‘internal’

By Hannah Devlin

The Town of Oyster Bay has backed out of its agreement with the Muslims on Long Island regarding a settlement that would have approved a Bethpage mosque's proposal and given the organization $3.95 million.

Business

Town of Oyster Bay backs out of settlement agreement with Bethpage mosque

By Casey Fahrer

Republic Airport in Farmingdale was one of several Long Island airports to receive federal grant money.

Politics

Long Island airports set to receive $8.7 million in federal funding for improvements

By Casey Fahrer

Cervane

Syosset Library’s artist of the month displays multimedia collages this September

By Long Island Press

Hicksville Public Schools welcomed 10 new faculty members for the start of the 2025-26 school year.

Education

Hicksville School District welcomes 10 new faculty members

Rick Baiman has been a lifelong tennis fan, and has worked at the U.S. Open for seven years.

Sports

Rick Baiman: a tennis fan from Great Neck who is a U.S. Open mainstay

By Casey Fahrer

Jericho students are the first to start their school year Long Island this year.

Education

Jericho is the 1st LI school to welcome students to the classroom

By Hannah Devlin

Seniors at the Knolls of Melville participate in aquatic therapy classes each week, led by Ken Shah.

Health

Ken Shah leads seniors in aquatic therapy to enhance balance, mobility

By Hannah Devlin

Keegan Bradley US Ryder Cup

AMNY

2025 Ryder Cup: Keegan Bradley omits self, reveals US team for Long Island-hosted tournament

The PGA Tour made a recent stop at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale in 2016 and will be returning in 2025 for the Ryder Cup.

Sports

Ryder Cup 2025 to bring pro golfers back to Bethpage Black

By Max Rosen

Sandeep Grover, owner of a Seaford business located at 1975 Washington Ave., was sentenced to 18 months in prison.

Massapequa man sentenced to 18 months for COVID-19 financial scheme

By Casey Fahrer

The Syosset Fire Department responded to the scene of a fire at the Fairhaven Apartments in Woodbury

Woodbury fire injures 1 firefighter, displaces residents in 6 apts.

By Hannah Devlin

Manhasset tenured teacher Robbert Fessler was found guilty of inappropriate physical contact with a student, and his penalty was a $12,500 fine and sensitivity training.

Judge orders new penalty for Manhasset teacher found guilty of inappropriate student contact

By Cameryn Oakes

Liberty Utilities installed a granular activated carbon treatment system in its Glen Head plant to remove contaminants from the ground water.

Business

Liberty Utilities implements 1.84% surcharge, effective until March

By Hannah Devlin

Debbie Tascone-Kennedy was honored for her time with Northwell Health during a ceremony at the Plainview Hospital.

Health

Northwell’s Plainview Hospital dedicates pavilion to first female leader Debbie Tascone-Kennedy

By Casey Fahrer

Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he will be at Friday's Ryder Cup

Community Events

President Donald Trump to attend Ryder Cup

By Frankie DiCalogero

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