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Glen Cove City Council approves towing rate increase

The Glen Cove City Council approved increases to towing and vehicle storage fees at its Tuesday, Nov. 10 meeting. The increases raise the cost of towing a vehicle for the first mile to $185, while flatbed towing will cost $310. Each additional mile will cost $10. Outdoor vehicle storage will...

Glen Cove, NY · 2d
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Two Weekends Left at the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum Before It Closes for Winter

The Oyster Bay Railroad Museum closes for the winter after Sunday, November 22, 2026, which leaves two weekends to see Theodore Roosevelt's home train station, ride the only operating locomotive turntable on Long Island, and stand next to the last steam engine that ran here. That same weekend the museum holds its annual model train show fundraiser a few miles south in Hicksville, and on December 12 the Santa Express pulls out of the Oyster Bay station.

Oyster Bay, NY · 2d
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Seven Connecticut Family-Run Italian Restaurants Where The Same Family Has Cooked For Generations

Some Connecticut restaurants have been serving the same recipes since before your grandparents were born. The places on this list opened decades ago, many in the 1930s and 1940s, and they still run on family know-how instead of corporate playbooks. That matters, because a lasagna or a pizza recipe that...

New Haven, CT · 1d
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Three Village civic gives updates on Harbor Road, Roe Tavern, and SBU facilities

Updates on new and returning local infrastructure took central focus at the Three Village Civic Association meeting held Monday, Nov. 9. While representatives from Stony Brook University shared news on forthcoming facilities, Brookhaven Councilmember Jonathan Kornreich (D-Stony Brook) shared updates on Harbor Road reconstruction, the relocation of Roe Tavern, and other town developments.

Stony Brook, NY · 23h
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The Vanderbilt's First Outdoor Sculpture Show Closes Sunday, the Night a String Quartet Plays Under Its Dome

Since Earth Day 2023, a herd of steel animals has been living on the grounds of the Vanderbilt estate in Centerport: large forms set along the lawns and gardens, smaller ones hanging from the trees over the hiking trail. They leave this weekend. Wendy Klemperer: Wrought Taxonomies, the first outdoor sculpture exhibition the Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum has ever staged, closes on Sunday, November 15.

Centerport, NY · 1d

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Amazon warehouse could be opening in old Sunrise Mall property

Residents who live nearby showed up at the Oyster Bay town planning meeting to express their concerns.

Massapequa, NY · 16h

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A La Bussola Regular Gave Her Kidney to the Glen Cove Restaurant's Manager

For years, Susanne and Dan Deegan of Sea Cliff have eaten at La Bussola, the Italian restaurant on School Street in Glen Cove. This past March, Susanne Deegan gave one of her kidneys to the man who runs its dining room, manager David Geliashvili. Northwell Health, which performed both operations, published the account of how it came together on November 10.

Glen Cove, NY · 1d

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Seven Weeks Late, the Syosset Street Fair Takes Over Jackson Avenue on Sunday

The Syosset Street Fair was supposed to fill downtown Syosset on the last Sunday of September. Then a nor'easter rolled up the coast and took the whole weekend with it. The fair was not canceled. It was moved, all the way to November, and on Sunday, November 15, it finally happens: vendors, two music stages and a kids' zone on Jackson Avenue from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Jericho, NY · 1d

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People’s Arc of Suffolk celebrates opening of new Lake Grove ‘Program Without Walls’ site

People’s Arc of Suffolk celebrated the official opening of its new Lake Grove “Program Without Walls” (PWW) location with a festive ribbon cutting and open house on Nov. 10. The event was attended by local officials including Suffolk County Legislator Nick Caracappa, Suffolk County Legislator; Shawn Hymes...

Lake Grove, NY · 1d

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Studio 54, Warhol and Halston Come to Roslyn Harbor as the Nassau County Museum of Art Opens NYC Glam on Nov. 21

Studio 54 is coming to Roslyn Harbor. On Saturday, November 21, 2026, the Nassau County Museum of Art opens three exhibitions at once inside the Frick mansion, and two of them are about the same thing: New York City after dark, from the 1960s through the 1980s. All three run through March 7, 2027.

New York, NY · 2d

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Laurel Hollow renews police contract, increases by about $150,000 after negotations

In an October decision from the Laurel Hollow board of trustees, the village has renewed its contract with the Oyster Bay Cove Police Department. The contract is set to come up for renewal every five years and was renewed to hold the same conditions as the village’s previous contract, except for cost provisions, which have increased by about 2-3%, Mayor Daniel DeVita said during the Tuesday, Nov. 10 meeting.

Oyster Bay, NY · 2d

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Remembering David Bernacchi: A Life Devoted to Helping Others

For David Bernacchi, founder of Pets4Luv, helping others was never about recognition or praise; it was simply who he was. Whether rescuing an abandoned animal or lending a hand to someone in need, Bernacchi always put others first. His sudden passing in late October has left a void in the animal rescue community and in the lives of those who knew him.

Massapequa, NY · 1d

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Long Island Association celebrates 100 years of business leadership

The Long Island Association marked its 100th anniversary Nov. 4 at Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, honoring business leaders and reflecting on a century of economic development across Nassau and Suffolk counties.

Suffolk County, NY · 1d

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New York officials warn of health risk to unknown person who may have transported a rabid raccoon

The viral illness attacks the central nervous system and is fatal.

Suffolk County, NY · 1d

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Long Island's Incredible Feets Shoe Chain Closes Last Store After 5 Decades in Business

After five decades in business, a Long Island-based shot store chain is finally closing its doors for good. The family-owned and operated Incredible Feets, which at its height ran five locations, will be shuttering their lone remaining Lawrence store within several weeks; as of Monday, November 9, the location is running a "going out of business" sale with a current 50 percent discount on merchandise.

Lawrence, NY · 2d

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More Than 20K Oysters Deployed into Harbor

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Councilwomen Laura Maier and Vicki Walsh, Town Clerk Rich LaMarca and Receiver of Taxes Jeffrey Pravato joined with members of the Nassau County Soil and Water Conservation District and

Oyster Bay, NY · 1d

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$2,600 vs. $1,600: How Connecticut rents compare in 3 cities

Apartment List data shows a wide gap in rental costs among Stamford, New Haven and Norwalk.

Connecticut · 1d

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Eveready Roofing & Siding: Island Park's Roofer, Keeping Long Island Dry Since 1927

Eveready Roofing & Siding has been keeping Long Island dry since 1927. From its shop on Austin Boulevard in Island Park, the company installs and repairs roofs, siding, gutters and chimneys for homes, businesses and public buildings, with free estimates usually priced the same day. Nearly a century in Island...

Island Park, NY · 2d

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Islip Town Restores One Million Oysters to the Great South Bay

The Town of Islip’s Department of Environmental Control restored approximately one million oysters and two hundred thousand clams to the Great South Bay as part of the Town's ongoing shellfish restoration efforts, an initiative that supports marine habitats, protects the long-term health of the bay, and improves overall water quality.

Islip, NY · 9h

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Glen Cove senior citizen fears losing home amid nearly two-year insurance battle

After pipes leaked and caused catastrophic flooding in December 2024, the house was gutted down to the studs.

Glen Cove, NY · 1d