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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.
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Over 200 Five Towns Residents Rally in Support of Peninsula Public Library, Demand Board Accountability
On Sunday morning, November 8, 2026, approximately 200 community members gathered at Andrew J. Parise Park in Cedarhurst to voice their support for the Peninsula Public Library (PPL) and demand accountability from the library’s Board of Trustees. The rally brought together residents, library workers, local mayors, and elected leaders...
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Islip adds 1 million oysters and 200,000 clams to Great South Bay
The Great South Bay has about 1 million more oysters and 200,000 more clams following a restoration effort by the Town of Islip. The town’s Department of Environmental Control restored the shellfish to the bay as part of an ongoing program aimed at improving water quality and supporting marine habitats, town officials announced.
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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...
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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.
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Westbury house fire displaces four adults, one burn injury reported
A two-story home in New Cassel sustained significant damage in a fire, displacing four adults. The Red Cross was called to assist the residents and the local building department was alerted to asses the home’s structural damage. According to the Nassau County Fire Marshal’s office, the home’s smoke detectors...