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Halloween costume ball on Freeport's Nautical Mile at Prime on the Mile, 340 Woodcleft Ave. Costumes, DJs and waterfront party energy on Saturday, October 31 starting 9 PM. Details & tickets: https://www.eventbrite.sg/d/ny--freeport/nautical-mile/
Sessions presents a Halloween Haunted House party with DJ Theo and friends, featuring Ultra Naté, at The Paramount in Huntington on Halloween night. 21+. Details & tickets: https://www.kqzyfj.com/click-101903282-10852752?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ticketmaster.com%2Fevent%2F00006528EBCA79B8 As an affiliate, Right Now LI may earn a commission if you buy tickets through links on this page, at no extra cost to you.
Half Step performs the music of the Grateful Dead at The Space at Westbury on Saturday, October 31 at 8 PM. Tickets via Ticketmaster. Details & tickets: https://www.dpbolvw.net/click-101903282-10852752?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ticketmaster.com%2Fhalf-step-tickets%2Fartist%2F1607628 As an affiliate, Right Now LI may earn a commission if you buy tickets through links on this page, at no extra cost to you.
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Halloween bar crawl through downtown Rockville Centre on October 31, hitting bars around State Street and Capitol Square. Costumes encouraged — see the listing for check-in details and wristband info. Details & tickets: https://pubcrawls.com/tribe_events/rockville-centre-halloween-bar-crawl/
Halloween-night screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at The Suffolk. Start time to be announced. Check the link for prices. Details & tickets: https://www.theatermania.com/venue/the-suffolk/
The Hamptons have become a world-class resort. But there is no official place called Hamptons. It is just the collective name given to an area where some of the villages have the word “Hampton” in them. Southampton. Westhampton. Bridgehampton. East Hampton. All historic towns founded by the British settlers in the 17th century. Oddly, all... Read More
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A driver struck a pedestrian in Hampton Bays Thursday before leaving the scene and returning to police hours later. On Thursday, October 29, at approximately 7:40 p.m. Southampton Town Police received a call that a male pedestrian had been struck by a vehicle in the vicinity of 94 Old Riverhead Road West, Hampton Bays. The... Read More
Levittown’s fully disabled veterans have been granted a 100% real property tax exemption from the board of education, as determined by the Nassau County Department of Assessment. The exemption was authorized during the board’s Wednesday, Oct. 28 meeting and was made pursuant to the state’s Real Property Tax Law 471 and will be used for... Read More
Oyster Bay Middle/High School guidance counselor Kayla Pollenz has been named a Long Island School Hero by the Long Island Coalition Against Bullying for her work to foster a safe, welcoming and inclusive school community. The Long Island School Hero Award recognizes individuals who promote kindness, inclusion and safety in schools across Long Island. Pollenz... Read More
Responsible technology use was the focus of a panel discussion between students from Forest Lake Elementary School and Wantagh High School on Oct. 22. Six high school juniors and seniors visited the elementary school for a half-hour question-and-answer session in recognition of Digital Citizenship Week. They spoke with fourth and fifth graders about using the... Read More
For the past five years, fifth graders at Wantagh Elementary School have watched new murals take shape in the hallways. Now, it is their turn to paint one. The project gives the young artists a chance to leave their mark on the school before they move on in June. This year’s fifth graders are painting... Read More
As they read a historical fiction book about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and prepare for a trip to the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, students at Massapequa High School’s Ames Campus heard firsthand accounts from people whose lives were shaped by the events of that day and the subsequent War on Terror. Seven guest... Read More
East Broadway Elementary School launched its first schoolwide reading initiative, bringing students, staff and families together for a monthlong mystery designed to celebrate reading. Inspired by Levittown Public Schools’ #BookLove initiative, East Broadway’s “One Book, One School” program aimed to build excitement about literacy and create a shared experience for the school community. Throughout October,... Read More
A luxury fashion house has unveiled a redesigned boutique that draws inspiration from Long Island’s Gold Coast history, coastal landscape and architectural heritage. Hermès reopened its renovated store at Americana Manhasset on Oct. 29, featuring a contemporary interior inspired by the area’s gardens, homes and waterfront scenery. The store, located at 1988 Northern Blvd., showcases... Read More
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The Polish American Cultural Association (PACA) of Port Washington continues to celebrate Polish heritage and pass its traditions on to younger generations through its annual Miss Polonia pageant and participation in regional Polish American events. On Aug. 18, PACA crowned Lainey Gilmartin of Franklin Square as its 2026 Miss Polonia. The association also introduced a... Read More
From their days in kindergarten at Seaford Manor Elementary School to their upcoming high school graduation, Katharyn Malone and Carrie Cassarello have shared a connection throughout their educational careers. While commencement is still several months away, the two students will take center stage as the top graduates of Seaford High School’s Class of 2027. Malone,... Read More
The Bethpage High School Parent Teacher Student Association hosted its annual districtwide Halloween on the Field event at the Bethpage Athletic Complex on Oct. 23, welcoming families, students and community members for an evening of seasonal fun. The event featured food trucks, games and activities organized by Bethpage High School clubs and student organizations. Tables... Read More
Event date: October 31, 2026 Event Time: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Location: Riverhead, NY 11901
There’s no love lost between Hamptons residents Bethenny Frankel and Andy Cohen. Frankel, an original cast member on The Real Housewives of New York City, who owns a home in Shinnecock Bay, is taking aim at Bravo boss Cohen after he seemingly made a dig at her during a recent Bravo Fan Fest panel. Frankel... Read More
After years of helping pick the Super Bowl halftime show’s biggest stars, Jay-Z is stepping into the spotlight himself. The East Hampton resident will headline the 2027 halftime show, bringing his own hits to the stage after years of overseeing the musical extravaganza through his company, Roc Nation. The 25-time Grammy Award winner has had... Read More
A renovated beach cottage in the Amagansett Dunes, just three doors down from the ocean, offers private beach access for $6.9 million. Timothy O'Connor and Jeffrey Carter of Brown Harris Stevens represent the listing. "To find a completely renovated home in the Amagansett Dunes is special in itself, but to be just three houses… Read More
Joseph Saladino (R) for Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Saladino, the Republican candidate, first took office as supervisor in the Town of Oyster Bay in January 2017 and immediately took action to increase governmental accountability, transparency and integrity. Saladino has touted increased governmental accountability, transparency, and integrity during his tenure in office. He froze taxes from... Read More
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A crowd of 130 filled the Mastic Beach Property Owners Clubhouse on Saturday, September 26, for the Mastic Beach Conservancy’s Fifth Annual Bivalve Ball, raising $50,000 for the organization’s work to protect, restore, and open Long Island’s South Shore waterfront to the public. The evening honored two figures who have changed how Long Island…
Michael Anthony Barletta, of Garden City, died Oct. 24 at his second home in Kissimmee, Florida. He was 84. Born July 15, 1942, in Brooklyn to the late Jeanette (née Picariello) and Natale Barletta, Michael grew up in a large Italian-American family alongside his twin sister, Mildred, and older brother, Francis. His calling came early,... Read More
Four adults and two children have been displaced after a fire damaged parts of their two-story single-family home. The Hicksville Fire Department responded to the fire, at 2 Hudson Place, at 11:27 p.m. The fire was brought under control within 20 minutes by the Bethpage, Levittown, Plainview and East Meadow Fire Departments, under command of... Read More
North Shore Interim Superintendent Thomas Dolan joined school leaders from across Long Island in calling on state regulators to reconsider their approval of the Propel NY Energy transmission project, arguing that unresolved construction and safety concerns could disrupt school operations and put students at risk. At a press conference, Dolan and representatives from other school... Read More
AI education platforms are becoming increasingly popular across Long Island’s 125 school districts as more teachers and students are using platforms such as Brisk Teaching, Magic School AI, SchoolAI, and kidOYO while school districts hash out their AI policies. Magic School AI Vice President Sarah Marr said Long Island has the single highest concentration of... Read More
The Bridgehampton Museum will host East End Veterans Voices, an exhibition featuring artwork, photographs, video interviews and memorabilia from U.S. military veterans with ties to the East End, from Nov. 13 to Dec. 20. Presented in partnership with USA Warrior Stories, the exhibition will be held at the museum’s Nathaniel Rogers House, 2539 Montauk Highway... Read More
Sponsored by AARP Residents of New York’s Fourth Congressional District face a range of life concerns, from the high cost of living and property taxes to protecting Social Security, supporting family caregivers and preparing neighborhoods for flooding and severe storms. We asked candidates Jeanine Driscoll and incumbent Laura Gillen how they would address these…
Sponsored by AARP The race for New York’s Third Congressional District is on. Ahead of election day, Schneps Media sat down with candidates Mike LiPetri and incumbent Tom Suozzi to discuss their proposed approaches to a range of concerns including high cost of living, property taxes, protecting Social Security and more. Their responses are…
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A waterfront home on Shelter Island's Dering Harbor, originally built in 1914 and renovated and expanded over the years, is back on the market, this time for $15,995,000. The 1.62-acre property also comes with the right of first refusal to purchase an additional 3.2 acres of buildable land to create a larger compound. Together,… Read More
The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) celebrated its 70th anniversary at its annual gala in New York City. Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal and NYC Council Member Gale Brewer marked the occasion with a proclamation declaring Museum of Arts and Design Appreciation Day. Guests explored exhibitions, artist installations and performances throughout the museum. The... Read More
In the decade-plus since Jason Isbell released his 2013 solo breakthrough Southeastern, he’s had his share of ups and downs, from embracing sobriety and delving into a side hustle as an actor to seeing his marriage to fellow singer-songwriter Amanda Shires dissolve. His two most recent releases, last year’s solo acoustic Foxes in the Snow... Read More
A home wine cellar can start with a pretty simple thought. We like wine, we have bottles, and maybe they deserve somewhere better to live. Pretty soon, though, practical questions start competing with the fun ones. How much space can the house realistically spare? How many bottles are enough? Does the room need refrigeration? And... Read More
North Shore Central School District’s external auditor said that the district’s financials were in a well-balanced “Goldilocks” state at the board of education’s Thursday, Oct. 22 meeting. Alan Yu of the local auditing firm Cullen & Danowski, which conducted the district’s 2025/ 2026 school year audit, said that North Shore’s general fund balance is lower... Read More
Patrons of the Rogers Memorial Library in Southampton will be able to check out books, and grab some Hamptons coffee and cakes – for another three years at least. We’re talking here about the Bookmark Café – a special eatery in a corner of the library that employs nine people with developmental disabilities. The café,... Read More
A section of Armstrong Road in Garden City Park was renamed Tuesday, Oct. 27, in honor of Nassau County police Det. Charles C. Vroom, who died from a COVID-19-related illness in 2021 after contracting the virus while on duty during the pandemic. Town of North Hempstead Supervisor Jennifer DeSena and Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick... Read More
One Art Space in Tribeca hosted a book launch reception for nutritionist and bestselling author Heidi Skolnik’s Your GLP-1 Game Plan. Hosted by Michael Glantz, the evening featured an author talk and book signing during the final night of Hunt Slonem’s Through the Looking Glass exhibition. The book offers guidance on nutrition, exercise and maintaining... Read More
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The Hampton Library in Bridgehampton hosted a Crafternoon program for children and teens. The event featured seasonal craft stations, including decorating pumpkins with Mod Podge. Children and families participated in hands-on activities as part of the library’s Children’s Services programming. Read More
Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin and Michaela Seewald launched Vanderbilt & Seewald Global Studio at Grand Central Terminal during New York Fashion Week. Hosted by Mario Lopez, the runway show featured international designers Lorena Saravia, Dustin Glickman of DSTN and Nabil Hayari of Hayari Paris. The event included a musical performance by Leslie Ann Lopez and holograms... Read More
The Bridgehampton Lions Club hosted its 28th annual Pumpkin Carving Contest at the Corwith House. Participants of all ages showed off their creative pumpkin designs and competed for prizes across 14 categories. From spooky faces to imaginative creations, the Halloween tradition brought the community together for an evening of festive fun. Read More
Little Lucy’s Canine Couture Boutique hosted its annual Halloween Pet Parade at Agawam Park in Southampton. Dogs and their owners dressed in costumes for a parade along Jobs Lane and Main Street. The event featured costume contests, live music, vendors, raffles and adoptable shelter dogs. Proceeds benefited the Suffolk County SPCA and Southampton Animal Shelter... Read More
The annual Sag Harbor Ragamuffin Parade brought Halloween spirit to Main Street with families dressed in festive costumes. Participants marched from Nassau Street to the Sag Harbor Whaling Museum, where Bridgehampton School’s Drama Club hosted a Halloween celebration. The festivities continued on the museum lawn with games, music and family activities. Read More
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This week’s Dan’s Papers cover artist Roger “MaXi” Sichel discusses his work, the original “Smokin Hot Kiss” photograph he took of two hippies kissing at Woodstock 1969, and how that still resonates and inspires everything he does, including the prince on this issue. A Conversation with Roger “MaXi” Sichel Tell me about this piece and... Read More
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Residents Invited to Recycle Pumpkins and Gourds at the Municipal Services Facility November 2–9 as Part of Long Island-Wide Composting Initiative
Great Neck Library voters elected three Nominating Committee-backed candidates and two independent candidates to library leadership positions in the Oct. 26, 2026, election, according to the final results. A total of 1,630 votes were cast, and a quorum was met. In the Board of Trustees races, Daniel G. Straub received 539 votes in an uncontested... Read More
In the first of a new monthly series of presentations from different departments within the Westbury school district, director of special education Michael Mack highlighted his department’s accomplishments in student service at the Westbury Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 27. “Everything I talk about tonight and everything my team and I work on... Read More
A newly completed East Hampton residence, surrounded by farmland, is now asking $7.2 million. The Hamptons-based Abstract Builders developed the 4,000-square-foot house at 10 Springs Fireplace Road. It is listed with Randi Ball and Sara Bertha of The Agency. Situated on a 0.81-acre lot, the house enjoys views of the agricultural reserve, farmland and… Read More
The Jericho Water District is seeking a serial bond for improvements to four wells across the district. The proposed bond’s total is nearly $54 million and would rely on the rate payers of the district, not the taxpayers, Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino said during the board’s Tuesday, Oct. 27 meeting. If passed,... Read More
Sands Point homeowners could save thousands of dollars in site plan review fees under local law changes approved by the board of trustees during its Tuesday, Oct. 27, meeting. The board approved three local laws, including a measure that revises site plan review requirements so certain minor home alterations would no longer count toward the... Read More
Widely lauded as a comic’s comic among her peers, veteran comedian, actress and producer Jessica Kirson has long been known for her hilariously unfiltered stand-up, offbeat characters and high-energy crowd work. The South Orange, New Jersey native originally wanted to be a therapist and earned a master’s degree in social work from New York…
Gov. Kathy Hochul has widened her lead over Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman to 14 points with less than a week until Election Day, according to a new Siena University poll released Wednesday that also found Mayor Zohran Mamdani gaining popularity among New York City voters. The survey found Hochul leading Blakeman 54% to 40%…
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The East End has a rich history and centuries-old buildings and properties that many believe are home to psychic imprints of the past and spirits that are not at rest. For Halloween 2025, Dan’s Papers shared five such locations in the Hamptons, including the famously haunted Old Whalers Church, Murf’s Backstreet Tavern and 125 Main... Read More
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As early voting in New York City outpaces the 2022 gubernatorial race, Gov. Kathy Hochul's campaign is using a multimillion-dollar advertising push in the final week before Election Day to hammer home its main attack on Republican Bruce Blakeman, tying him to President Donald Trump. Three new ads that began airing Tuesday accuse Blakeman…
Student Artists Showcase Red Ribbon Week “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.™” Artwork in a Virtual Gallery Expo
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Rallye Motor Company presented a $4,000 check to the NY Cancer Foundation at Rallye Lexus’ annual bake sale. The Bake Sale Fundraiser was held on Thursday, Oct. 22, and Friday, Oct. 23, to support the foundation, which provides financial and transportation grants to eligible cancer patients living and undergoing treatment in New York State. Rallye... Read More
The Council of Greater Manhasset Civic Associations held its first meeting after the summer break and election on Oct. 14, bringing together town officials, a town supervisor candidate and a local historical society representative to discuss infrastructure and preservation issues. The closed-door meeting was led by newly elected President Carrie Klimerman, who later shared highlights... Read More
The Port Washington High School girls varsity tennis team captured the Nassau County championship with a dramatic 4-3 victory over top-seeded Syosset before sweeping Commack 7-0 to win the Long Island Large School championship. The county title, the seventh in program history, marked a breakthrough for the Vikings, who had lost to their longtime rivals... Read More
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Fire trucks rolled down Middle Neck Road as firefighters and community members gathered to celebrate 125 years of service by the Great Neck Alert Fire Company, honoring generations of volunteers who have answered the call to protect their neighbors. The parade kicked off at 1 p.m. Oct. 18 at the intersection of Allenwood Road and... Read More
The Village of East Williston Board of Trustees passed a resolution establishing a 100% property tax exemption for veterans with permanent and total service-connected disabilities during its Monday, Oct. 26, business meeting. The exemption applies to veterans whose disabilities are specifically recognized by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs as permanent and total and connected... Read More
For years, luxury interiors seemed to obey a certain discipline. Rooms were polished, coordinated, and carefully composed, with every object appearing to know exactly where it belonged. They were beautiful, certainly, though sometimes in the way a gallery is beautiful, admired first and inhabited second. The rooms taking shape now tell a more complicated story.... Read More
The Village of East Hills welcomed an estimated 500 to 600 people to its annual Spooktacular on Saturday, Oct. 24, after strong winds forced organizers to postpone the Halloween celebration from the previous weekend. Held from noon to 4 p.m., the event featured rides, bounce houses, a hayride, pumpkin decorating, face painting and costumed characters,... Read More
A vagus nerve stimulation device has become available for a clinical trial at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research at Northwell Health to study whether it can treat symptoms of lupus through a drug-free method. Food & Drug Administration-approved as a therapy for rheumatoid arthritis in July 2025, the device was developed by a team... Read More
Offered for the first time, a 3.6-acre Southampton Village estate along the ocean on the iconic Meadow Lane has come to market for $42.5 million. Jackie Lowey and Mark Greenwald of Saunders & Associates are representing the property, which boasts the rare exception of sitting outside a FEMA-designated flood zone. The modernist oceanfront home… Read More
Cherry Lane Elementary School principal Lauren Moriarty and assistant superintendent of curriculum, instruction and innovation Leigh Shaw presented updates on the school’s curriculum and proposed report card changes at the Carle Place Board of Education meeting on Thursday, Oct. 22. Assistant superintendent for business Joanna DeMartino also presented a facilities and maintenance update. Presenting the... Read More
Nassau Community College welcomed acclaimed educator, activist, and author Erin Gruwell and Original Freedom Writer Mauricio “Tony” Becerra to campus this October for a series of workshops focused on the importance of civility and the power of education, storytelling and finding one’s voice. The Freedom Writers’ story was chronicled in the New York Times Best... Read More
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For founder Barrie Smith, an organized wardrobe is more than a luxury. It is a way to bring calm, confidence and a more positive start to everyday life. In a world where busy schedules, competing responsibilities and constant demands can make every day feel like a race against the clock, Smith believes that a little... Read More
Northwell Health-GoHealth Urgent Care has announced that five new medical centers have received the Autism Friendly Designation, including a center in Syosset. The designation began recognizing medical centers in 2024 and previously named urgent care locations in East Northport, Hewlett and Lake Success, according to a spokesperson for Northwell. This will be the first year... Read More
Hicksville’s 23rd annual street fair took place Saturday, Oct. 24, where free ice cream was handed out to kids, money was raised for the chamber of commerce and residents tasted local food and heard speeches made by local politicians. Charles Razenson, chamber president, said that as election season comes closer, local politicians are more likely... Read More
As medical spas continue to grow in popularity across the country, Woodbury has received its newest one. JÜV med spa officially opened in August at 8063 Jericho Tpke. in the Marketplace Shopping Center and celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with local politicians, clients and staff Thursday, Oct. 22, Carley Ferris, registered nurse injector and director... Read More
Padel, a sport that originated in Acapulco, Mexico, is one of the largest growing sports across the United States, according to Sebastian Goercke, manager of Long Island’s first Padel& location in Syosset. Padel combines aspects of tennis, pickleball, racquetball and squash and has been growing fast in places where people are familiar with at least... Read More
The Roslyn High School Class of 1966 celebrated its 60th reunion over the weekend of Oct. 24-25, bringing classmates back to the community where they grew up for a tour of their alma mater, a gathering at Gerry Park and opportunities to reconnect six decades after graduation. The two-day celebration drew 18 classmates, along with... Read More
Paws of War held its third annual Paws for Freedom 5K and walk, raising $30,000 for service dogs, companion animals and veterans. The nonprofit was founded nearly 12 years ago, but its annual 5K is now in its third year. The event was hosted by the Knights of Columbus’ Sunrise Council 6607 at Heckscher State Park in... Read More
Jennifer Lopez may have a new leading man in her personal life. The Water Mill resident is rumored to be dating her Office Romance costar Brett Goldstein, with an insider telling “Page Six” that the onscreen chemistry between the 57-year-old superstar and the Ted Lasso and Shrinking actor, 46, has spilled over into real life.... Read More
Town of Smithtown Youth Bureau Holds Annual Adopt-A-Family Food Drive
In a world of quick clips and social media sound bites, Montauk resident Liev Schreiber wants people to slow down and have a real conversation. The 59-year-old actor made headlines after confronting a reporter at an Apple TV event for his new series, Nocturne, criticizing the pressure to distill conversations into a few snappy words.... Read More
Just when the public starts wondering where in the world Dame Julie Andrews has been, the legendary star pops up in the Hamptons. The 91-year-old actress was spotted running errands on the East End on October 16, and even the original Mary Poppins apparently doesn’t carry an umbrella everywhere she goes. Andrews was photographed in... Read More
Riverhead High School sophomore Wes Kujawski recently finished sixth in the Suffolk County boys golf individual championship tournament, qualifying him to compete in the state championship in June. Riverhead is one of only six Suffolk County schools that will be represented at this individual tournament. “This an incredible achievement for Wes,” Riverhead varsity boys golf... Read More
Green, white and red filled Deer Park Avenue on Saturday, October 10, as the Town of Babylon hosted the 2026 Long Island Columbus Day Parade, presented by the Order Sons and Daughters of Italy in America.
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The $591.7M spending plan holds the town tax flat while absorbing 23% higher utility costs; the Town Board held public hearings on October 15 at Hempstead Town Hall.
Hempstead is exploring adding pickleball to its school athletic offerings, Newsday reported on October 1.
At the October 5 town board meeting, residents questioned the tentative 2027 budget's large 'miscellaneous' receipts line and asked for itemized sources, 2028 projections, and quarterly reporting before final adoption.
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A Place for Hope, Strength and Victory: Community Celebrates Breast Cancer Tribute Park as Survivors Share Powerful Stories of Hope
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Oyster Bay Town Councilwoman Vicki Walsh reminds residents that Town sanitation and S.O.R.T. Recycling collection schedules resume as scheduled on Columbus Day, which falls on Monday, October 12th. “Residents who typically receive Town service will have their sanitation and recycling collections picked up as normal,” Councilwoman Walsh said. The Councilwoman added that Town offices will...
While beach season is over, the traditional offseason – from Labor Day to Memorial Day – is a thing of the past on many parts of the East End, with some places continuing to see summer-level business as late as Columbus Day and beyond. Westhampton Beach is one of those places, with plenty of things... Read More
Oct. 7 marked the third anniversary of the 2023 Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel and to help commemorate those lost, a former hostage in Gaza shared his story at the Manes JCC, formerly known as the Mid Island-Y, in Plainview. Hamas captured Or Levy just after his wife Einav was killed by gunfire while the... Read More
Southampton Playhouse hosted a free community screening of DreamWorks’ Forgotten Island. The event offered a family-friendly community gathering as part of the Southamptonfest celebration. Read More
The East Williston Union Free School District announced Wheatley School 12th grader Thaddeus Bhagan’s original research has been accepted into the 2025-2026 Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (JSHS) Student Research Recognition Program. The Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, sponsored by the U.S. Department of War and the Departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force,... Read More
The Wheatley School had 19 students placed in this year’s Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County Student Art Competition, earning the honor of having their artwork published in the organization’s annual calendar, which is shared with families throughout Nassau County. The winning students include ninth graders Constance Chan, Elizabeth Harford, Nolan Ledwith, Tejal Venkatesh, Sarah... Read More
A Freeport man has been sentenced to 23 and ½ years to life in prison to kidnapping and beating his estranged girlfriend with a blunt object in front of his two-year-old daughter and threatening to kill the victim. A Nassau County jury found David Chaplin guilty June 23 of kidnapping, attempted assault, criminal possession of... Read More
617 Households Participate in October Event as Annual Collection Tops 101,000 Pounds of Hazardous Material
The East End has long been recognized, along with New York City, as an epicenter of the Abstract Expressionist art movement, spearheaded by Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning and others, beginning in the 1940s and continuing all the way up to contemporary artists. In recognition of this fact and the rich history of abstraction out... Read More
Temple Beth Sholom in Roslyn marked the third anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel with an evening of prayer, remembrance, music and personal stories from those who experienced the war firsthand. The commemoration brought members of the Jewish community together to remember those killed and taken hostage during the attack, honor... Read More
Five North Shore High School seniors have been recognized as Commended Students in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program for their academic performance. The students are Leonora Atmadjaja, Ariana Bridges, Chivonne Cheung, Mahiya Vira and Paolo Wang. The students were recognized by North Shore High School Principal Eric Contreras and Director of Counseling Daniel Doherty.... Read More
Ariana Bridges and Mahiya Vira have been named valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, of the North Shore High School Class of 2027. Bridges earned the highest weighted grade-point average in the graduating class, while Vira earned the second-highest, according to the North Shore School District. Principal Eric Contreras said the two students have distinguished themselves through... Read More
Roslyn High School had 20 seniors named Commended Students in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. These students are among 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2026 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, these commended students placed among the top 50,000... Read More
The Roslyn Marching Bulldogs hosted their third annual “The Sound of Long Island Spectacular” on the campus of LIU Post on Sunday, Oct. 4. The event brought together 15 outstanding high school marching bands from across the tri-state region for an exciting day of music, competition, and community. A highlight of the day was the... Read More
The Mineola High School Mustangs Marching Band has officially accepted an invitation to participate in the prestigious 42nd London New Year’s Day Parade and Festival in 2028, earning the opportunity to perform on an international stage alongside elite ensembles from around the world. The invitation was formally extended during a special ceremony at Mineola High... Read More
Union Burger Bar is being renamed “Union” and moving into the Southampton Social Club, an off-season spot, in what’s designed to be a true union of venues and a Southampton hub. The Social Club is slated to remain at the same location during peak season, but house an expanded version of Union, with wider cuisine... Read More
Gov. Kathy Hochul holds an 11-point lead over Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman in a new statewide poll released Wednesday, as New York Democrats seek to turn one of the Nassau County executive’s signature campaign issues, public safety, against him. The Marist poll found Hochul leading Blakeman 53% to 42% among registered voters, with 5%…
This week, Dan’s welcomes back one of our most returning cover artists, Mike Stanko. Here, Stanko talks about his love of all things avian, the development of his unique style, his greatest artistic accomplishment, and more. A Conversation with Mike Stanko What inspired this painting? Why parrots? Local legend has it that back in the... Read More
I know the autumn season, especially here on Long Island, is most people’s favorite season. The temperatures dropping, the leaves changing, pumpkin spice everything, Halloween, switching from swimsuits to sweater weather. But it’s not my favorite season. I like the weather hot, and the days long. I wish the summer could go on forever.…
At a special event last week in Southampton, East End real estate professionals got an up close and personal look at the powerful tools and technologies offered by OneKey®MLS, the largest multiple listing service in New York State. The well-attended event, which included opening remarks from the company’s CEO Richard Haggerty, underscored the value… Read More
New York State Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz recently secured a New York State grant providing the Town with $130,000 for the purchase of a new 19-21 workboat to assist in the Town’s ongoing efforts in shellfish restoration. In recent years, the Town has increased its shellfish seeding program from less than 5 million to upwards of...
The Long Island Association is marking its 100th anniversary with its attention fixed firmly on the future, as the organization and the businesses it represents confront a new generation of challenges involving housing, af- fordability, energy, infrastructure and workforce development. Founded in 1926 as the Long Island Chamber of Commerce, the organization was created to... Read More
In each episode of the “Who’s Here in the Hamptons” podcast (aka Dan’s Talks), Dan’s Papers founder Dan Rattiner introduces you to a new guest, some well-known, others with interesting careers and stories, authors, musicians, restaurateurs, some characters and some behind-the-scenes people who live, work and play in the summer paradise of the rich and famous. Meet Jeff... Read More
Businesses and workers on Long Island’s East End have been hard hit by President Donald Trump’s harsh immigration policy, which includes arrests and detentions by ICE. State, county and private statistics show that while 70 percent of the East End’s agriculture sector is made up of immigrant labor, fear of deportation has caused the seasonal... Read More
The webinar, “Trusts: The Who, How and When of Living Trusts,” featured elder law and estate planning attorneys Jennifer Cona and Melissa Negrin-Wiener of Cona Law PLLC. The discussion focused on who may benefit from a trust, the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts, asset protection, Medicaid planning and probate. The attorneys emphasized that trusts... Read More
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Residents raised concerns about traffic safety and parking enforcement as village trustees considered changes to the noise and lighting codes and reviewed more than $200,000 in accumulated change orders for the new village hall. The Great Neck Village Board of Trustees met on Tuesday, Oct. 6 with Mayor Pedram Bral absent. Deputy Mayor Barton Sobel... Read More
A change in leadership took place on the Village of East Hills Board of Trustees on Tuesday as the village welcomed a new member and recognized the contributions of a longtime trustee. Fanny Boneh was appointed to the board of trustees during the Oct. 6 meeting, filling the remainder of Stacey Siegel’s term after Siegel... Read More
A Long Island AI systems architect says the businesses that sell best already run without their owners. When a business goes up for sale, buyers usually value it on last year’s profit and a standard multiplier. Messy books, scattered records, and a company that only works when the owner is in the room all lower... Read More
A penthouse at Sag Harbor’s Watchcase Factory sold for $7.3 million last month, setting a new sales record for the landmark redevelopment — $50,000 above the previous high, according to Jeremy Dunham of Compass, Watchcase’s exclusive rental agent. Penthouse 402 at 15 Church Street traded in an off-market deal on Sept. 8. Dunham was… Read More
Long Islanders voted Darkside Haunted House – Wading River the Best Haunted House on Long Island in the 2026 FourLeaf Best of Long Island! The haunted house has now won the category for two years in a row. Darkside Haunted House – Wading River delivers a chilling and immersive haunted experience that has been terrifying thrill‑seekers... Read More
A former Sag Harbor Elementary School Parent Teacher Association vice president was sentenced to five years of probation and ordered to pay $14,487 in restitution after pleading guilty to stealing money from the PTA, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. Hope Livingston, 50, of Sag Harbor, pleaded guilty Aug. 4 to third-degree grand... Read More
Hofstra University’s law school recently announced a new technology institute that will serve to bolster existing legal research around cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, and technology’s impact on access to justice initiatives. Boosted by a $1 million gift from alumnus Samuel Ramos, the law school’s Institute for Legal Technology & Innovation will bring together several different…
Oyster Bay Town Board members are considering the application for a special use permit for a new self-storage facility in Massapequa. If council members approve the special use permit, the self-storage facility would be the third of its kind in Massapequa. The proposed facility would be located at 5596 Old Sunrise Highway, currently owned by... Read More
Montauk Chamber of Commerce & Visit Montauk’s beloved Fall Fest weekend is returning for its 45th year this Saturday–Sunday, October 10–11. The day of fall-themed fun includes an annual clam chowder contest (Saturday only), farmers market vendors, kids activities, live performances by local bands, delicious eats, beer and wine, a silent auction, and more! “This... Read More
Alex Martinez said she was a student at Glen Cove High School when she first met Chris Barry, media communications teacher and a supervisor of Glen Cove TV, who was recently honored by the Friends of Arts & Music Enrichment for his 29 years of leading the program. Barry accepted the award Oct. 5 at... Read More
The Village of Williston Park celebrated its 100th anniversary Oct. 4 with a community celebration honoring the village’s history, traditions and generations of families who have called it home. The celebration was originally scheduled for Sept. 27 but was postponed because of the nor’easter that affected Long Island. The rescheduled event brought residents together to... Read More
The day-to-day life of a police offer varries unlike no other. Some days are spent on a basic patrol. Others are spent doing paperwork. But sometimes, in Glen Cove Police Department Sgt. Peter Michaleas’ case, they are spent responding to calls and saving the life of a child. On June 24, Michaleas and other officers... Read More
The Rock Golf Club has undergone several changes over its 25-year history, but it is now considered to be one of Long Island’s top courses. Chris Vene and Anthony Lomangino purchased a 132-acre golf-course property in 2021 that was neglected and unoperated for the last two years. The two immediately began to “polish the rock,”... Read More
The Village of Flower Hill Board of Trustees voted Monday to schedule a public hearing on changing the hours dogs may run off leash in Flower Hill Park, after residents said the current window is outdated and unposted. Village code allows dogs off leash in the park only between 6:30 and 9:30 a.m. The board... Read More
A local village moved forward with a proposed landmark law, scheduling a public hearing on the measure as officials work to preserve a small number of historically significant properties. At its Monday, Oct. 5, regular meeting, the Village of Plandome Heights Board of Trustees discussed the draft law and how landmark designations would work, including... Read More
The Town of East Hampton has officially closed on its $7.25 million acquisition of Pathfinder Country Day Camp in Montauk, finalizing a deal that will preserve the longtime summer camp property from development. The 4.14-acre waterfront parcel at 134 Second House Road sits on a peninsula jutting into Fort Pond, giving the town about… Read More
Over the past 30 years, the ideology guiding clinical practice and research on breast cancer has subtly changed. Today’s gold standard in oncology focuses on precision, preservation, and patient quality of life, whereas in the past it depended on broad, aggressive procedures to eradicate disease. Suffolk County’s most recent clinical trials and technology developments demonstrate... Read More
Rallye BMW hosted its annual Barks & Bimmers car show Oct. 4, bringing together BMW enthusiasts, families and dog lovers for a morning of cars, community activities and pet adoptions. The event featured a BMW car show, a live DJ, raffles, local food vendors and pet adoption opportunities. Owners of M, M Performance and classic... Read More
As the Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF) kicked off its opening weekend, activists gathered in Sag Harbor to protest the screening of NAZA, a controversial documentary that presents a searing indictment of the Israeli government’s conduct in Gaza. Approximately 50 demonstrators attended the October 3 protest, which began about an hour and a half before... Read More
In its open letter to the Jewish Center of the Hamptons, the Hamptons International Film Festival wrote, “The answer to speech considered offensive is not censorship; it is more speech.” That is a convenient slogan, but it misstates the objection. NAZA was originally promoted as detailing “the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian... Read More
The Village of Flower Hill’s second annual Touch-a-Truck event drew approximately 600 people Saturday, Oct. 3, after organizers moved the event from its original date because of the nor’easter that affected the area. Despite the scheduling change, families turned out for a day of hands-on activities that allowed children to climb into emergency vehicles, explore... Read More
Southampton Town Parks and Recreation officials have announced the department’s Fall Family Fun Day will be held at Red Creek Park in Hampton Bays (100 Old Riverhead Road West) for a day of good times and friendly competition on Saturday, October 17 from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. The fun-filled and family friendly afternoon will include a... Read More
The Mineola Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Mineola Street Fair on Sunday, Oct. 4, bringing food, entertainment, vendors and family activities to Jericho Turnpike despite rainy weather. The fair ran from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. along Jericho Turnpike between Mineola Boulevard and Willis Avenue. Residents and visitors gathered throughout the day to browse... Read More
East Hampton Historical Society has announced a new History Festival, commemorating America’s semiquincentennial (250th birthday), on Saturday, October 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mulford Farm (10 James Lane, East Hampton). Free and open to the public, the festival will bring history to life through colonial demonstrations, historical reenactors, performances, live music and... Read More
Adelphi University senior Ella Iannitti said she does not like running races but called her experience at the university’s Bridges to Adelphi program a marathon. “Academic races,” she said while putting her hands together, “those are for me.” The university’s Bridges to Adelphi program began in 2007 to provide support to its neurodivergent students and... Read More
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has announced that a major project to rehabilitate and upgrade the Long Island Rail Road’s Port Washington station is moving into the design phase, with improvements planned for the station, platforms and nearby rail yard. The project is intended to bring the nearly 130-year-old station into a state of good repair... Read More
Ed Begley Jr. has been driving an electric car since 1970. A screenplay should be copyrighted instead of just sent to the Writer’s Guild. And famous names don’t always help sell a movie. How do we know this? Not all the great performances at the 34th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival this week are on... Read More
Rain and chilly temperatures could not dampen the spirit of Nassau County’s fourth annual Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, held Sunday, Oct. 4, at Eisenhower Park’s lakeside theater. The festival, originally scheduled for Sept. 20, featured cultural performances, arts and crafts, lantern activities, giveaways and family programming. The event was hosted by Nassau County and the County’s... Read More
A group of Roslyn High School students are working to put a familiar message back in front of their peers: When you drive, put your phone away. The students recently revived Glove It, a distracted-driving awareness program that was originally brought to the school in 2014 by the Lipetz family. The initiative encourages drivers to... Read More
A tractor-trailer fire on the eastbound Long Island Expressway Friday morning shut down all lanes at Exit 34 in North Hills, but the truck driver safely escaped. The Oct. 2 fire caused traffic delays that lasted into the evening. The Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department responded to the fire on the right shoulder, deploying multiple handlines to... Read More
A trapped resident was rescued from a burning home Saturday morning at The Estates at North Hills I complex in North Hills, officials said. Nassau County police received a report of the fire at 9:26 a.m. Oct. 3 at 211 Hornbill Drive, while Manhasset-Lakeville firefighters were dispatched at 9:27 a.m. Arriving crews found heavy fire... Read More
North Hempstead Council Member Mariann Dalimonte, the Port Washington Police Department, and the Port Washington Library will host a crime prevention forum for the community. The event will be held in the Lapham Room of the Port Washington Public Library on Tuesday, Oct. 20 at 3 p.m. “Crime prevention is the responsibility of the entire... Read More
In each episode of the “Who’s Here in the Hamptons” podcast (aka Dan’s Talks), Dan’s Papers founder Dan Rattiner introduces you to a new guest, some well-known, others with interesting careers and stories, authors, musicians, restaurateurs, some characters and some behind-the-scenes people who live, work and play in the summer paradise of the rich and famous. Meet Eric... Read More
Under bright autumn skies, thousands gathered at Overlook Beach on Friday, Oct. 2. for Long Island’s 39th annual Deepavali Festival, celebrating Indian culture and the Festival of Lights with music, dance, food and fireworks. Organized by the Association of Indians in Ameriaca-New York, the free, family-friendly celebration drew close to 7,000 people throughout the day.... Read More
A 21st-century East Hampton home takes its architectural cues from a tradition that dates back centuries: the New England timber-frame barn. At 67 Buell Lane Extension, that heritage is reinterpreted as a sophisticated Hamptons retreat, with exposed timber, expansive windows and a seamless connection between the interiors and landscaped grounds. The 2019-built, approximately 4,610-square-foot… Read More
Khachapuri is a traditional Georgian dish of cheese-filled bread. The bread is leavened and allowed to rise and is shaped in various ways, usually with cheese in the middle and a crust which is ripped off and used to dip in the cheese. The filling contains cheese and eggs. Learn the recipe from Lulu’s in... Read More
Classroom intercoms crackle a declaration that the school building is in lockdown, halting scholastics as teachers pull anyone in the halls into rooms, lock doors, close blinds, shut lights, and quietly hunker students down. “Lockdown, lockdown, lockdown!” the principal announces. Then, everyone waits. And waits. Then they wait some more. Students’ whispers and giggles break... Read More
I recently had a lovely get-together at my home in East Hampton, with my friend and Transcendental Meditation teacher Bob Roth, President of the David Lynch Foundation. I was telling him about how so many of my patients’ ongoing, chronic depression, anxiety and lonliness is a result (at least in part), of their continuing to... Read More
The week began on a solemn note, asking God to put me into the Book of Life on Yom Kippur, and ended with seeing an impactful documentary tribute to a man who put many people into the “Book of Life,” Raoul Wallenberg. Celebrating the holiday with my family sitting by my side in the…
Great Neck’s Persian community and houses of worship are largely the product of two intertwined Iranian-Jewish migrations. But there’s an important distinction: the “Persian Jewish community in Great Neck” is not one homogeneous group. #iykyk Before 1979: a mostly Ashkenazi Great Neck Great Neck already had a substantial Jewish population long before the Iranians a/k/a... Read More
If you have a Medicare Advantage plan or a Medicare drug plan, there may be an envelope from that plan on your kitchen counter right now, somewhere under the PSEG bill. Inside is the Annual Notice of Change. Your plan sends one each fall, and it describes what will be different about your coverage and... Read More
A foyer may not garner as much attention as a kitchen, living room or formal dining space, but the entryway to a home is the first place residents see upon arriving home and it's also where guests begin to form their impression of a home. Read More
It might appear that the worldwide torrent of antisemitism, much of it masquerading as opposition to Israel, is new. Jewish authors are shunned by publishers or have readings cancelled. Jewish musicians are unwelcome at festivals. Here and around the world, visibly Jewish people are harassed. But the truth is: none of this is new. It... Read More
SCENE ON THE SUBWAY The celebrity spotters who ride the subway every day looking for the rich and famous reported a massive number of sightings on Wednesday, the day before the day before the start of the Hamptons International Film Festival. Seen on various Hamptons Subway platforms were film stars Jesse Eisenberg, Amanda Seyfried, Ron... Read More
The appointment of New York State Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor in the Cornell-7 gang rape case is the worst possible news for Cornell University, not to mention its generations’ old Greek life, the 50 or more participants in this disgusting crime-that-will-live-in-infamy, and most of all, for the seven named defendants in perhaps... Read More
The best perk of my job is going to the White House. Magical place no matter who is sitting behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office. I have been invited by Bush the Younger, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump. Tremendous experience every time. So, it was last Wednesday that I was ushered into a... Read More
Here are the top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week. Great Neck restaurant co-owner Adam Almaghribi sells stake after 23 years “It is time to say goodbye.” That was how Adam Almaghribi began his farewell to Great Neck, announcing he was leaving Mangia Bene, the restaurant on Middle Neck Road he helped build... Read More
Robert “Buffalo Bob” Conte died on September 20 after a brief illness. If you had asked Bob where he grew up, he would simply say “I didn’t.” Bob first came to Montauk as a surfer in the early 70s and then left to work out west before coming back to live here permanently in the... Read More
It’s been seven years since The Cook’s Studio brand, a recreational cooking school concept, opened its first location in 2019 in Hicksville, debuting its fourth venue in Mineola a year ago in September of 2025. The opening of the Mineola location garnered a warm welcome from the activity-craving community, and The Cook’s Studio just celebrated... Read More
October is serving up much more than pumpkin spice! The month ahead is packed with local festivals, hands-on culinary experiences, brunches, happy hours and plenty of reasons to make plans around something delicious. Whether you’re looking to try something new, revisit a favorite fall tradition or simply enjoy a good meal, here’s what’s happening on... Read More
For older adults, a fall can be much more than a temporary setback. It can lead to serious injury, hospitalization, loss of independence and, in severe cases, paralysis or death. The good news is that many falls can be prevented by identifying risks early and taking steps to minimize them, particularly by eliminating safety hazards... Read More
Since 2004, whenever I drive through Water Mill, I look with sadness at the peeling paint and cracked windows of the former Penny Candy Shop, a tiny store on Main Street that went of business. The sign over the front door still has the name of the shop on it. There is still merchandise in... Read More
Event date: November 1, 2026 Event Time: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Location: Riverhead, NY 11901
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Second day of the hands-on STEM festival at the Cradle of Aviation Museum, 10 AM-3 PM. Check the museum site for admission details. Details & tickets: https://www.cradleofaviation.org/plan_your_visit/event_calendar.html
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On November 1st, Chamber Member Karla Saltos of Douglas Elliman Real Estate is running the TCS NYC Marathon with Book Fairies, a Long Island nonprofit that puts books into the hands of children who need them most.
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Join us for our 2026 Port Jefferson Scarecrow Walk on East Main Street from October 5th- November 2nd! 2026 Best Scarecrow Voting Vote for your Scarecrow on East Main St.! Best Scarecrow(Required)Select One!Superhero Scarecrow (Huntington Learning Center)Spaghetti & Meatballs Scarecrow (Pasta Pasta)Mental Health Scarecrow (Long Island Mental Health Services)Teen Wolf (Port Jefferson Free Library Teen Center)The Wellness Stop ScarecrowDarla Scarecrow (Coolsmiles)Singing Scarecrow (HighCs Voice Studio)Scales of Justice Scarecrow (Nicole Palumbo Law, P.C.)WILD Plant Shop ScarecrowFishing Scarecrow (Port Tackle)Mermaid Scarecrow (Harmony & Light Wellness)Coffee Scarecrow (Dark Horse Coffee & Kitchen)Dolly Parton (Tiger Lily)Bubble Tea Scarecrow (Tea Brew)Cottage Witch Scarecrow (Lavender Fields)Shades of Beauty ScarecrowNorth Shore Hair Co ScarecrowElegant Scarecrow (PJ Vintage)Email(Required)
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All Town of Babylon administrative offices will be closed on Tuesday, November 3, 2026 in observance of Election Day. Town offices will re-open on Wednesday, November 4, 2026 at 9:00AM
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Description Gentle yoga tailored for breast cancer patients and survivors is now every Wednesday evening at the North Fork Breast Health Coalition. Dress comfortably and bring your own yoga supplies such as a mat, blocks, belt, pillow and water.
Veterans town hall at the Cradle of Aviation Museum, 7-9 PM. Details & tickets: https://www.cradleofaviation.org/plan_your_visit/event_calendar.html
Stand-up from Sam Tallent, the Denver Post's absurd voice of a surreal generation, in Governor's Main Room. 16 & over; two-item minimum. Details & tickets: https://govs.govs.com/events/132850
Following more than 100 acclaimed performances across North and South America, Europe, and Japan, BEAT returns this fall for the last North American tour. Former King Crimson members Adrian Belew and Tony Levin are joined by guitar virtuoso Steve Vai and legendary drummer Terry Bozzio to perform the music of the three landmark 1980s King Crimson albums - Discipline, Beat, and Three of a Perfect Pair. Rather than attempting to recreate the original recordings, BEAT brings this extraordinary music to life with the spirit, precision, and adventurousness that made it so enduring. Whether you've li
Hempstead Town, in partnership with Mount Sinai South Nassau (MSSN), presents a Flu immunization program for resident seniors, age 55 or older.
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Event date: November 5, 2026 Event Time: 02:00 PM - 11:59 PM Location: 4 West Second Street Riverhead, NY 11901
Event date: November 5, 2026 Event Time: 02:00 PM - 11:59 PM Location: 4 West Second Street Riverhead, NY 11901
Event date: November 5, 2026 Event Time: 02:05 PM - 11:59 PM Location: 4 West Second Street Riverhead, NY 11901
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Yannis Pappas brings his high-concept stand-up to Governor's Main Room as a special event. 16 & over; two-item minimum. Details & tickets: https://govs.govs.com/events/134245
Country singer Dylan Scott performs at Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair. Details & tickets: https://www.tkqlhce.com/click-101903282-10852752?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ticketmaster.com%2Fdylan-scott-westbury-new-york-11-06-2026%2Fevent%2F00006516D252F91B As an affiliate, Right Now LI may earn a commission if you buy tickets through links on this page, at no extra cost to you.
That sound you hear is every crappy pop-country artist on Music Row breathing a sigh of relief now that the greatest country artist -- and biggest shit-stirrer in the history of country music -- has decided to retire. After a decade of breaking Billboard records, kicking ass and taking names ? the legacy of Wheeler Walker Jr. is about to reach its epic conclusion as his farewell tour hits North America. Pullin' Out: The Farewell Tour tickets, VIP and more information are available at www.wheelerwalkerjr.com
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Second night of Yannis Pappas's special-event run at Governor's Main Room, 7 PM. 16 and over; two-item minimum. Details & tickets: https://govs.govs.com/events/134245
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This event has been rescheduled to November 11, 2026 at 8:00PM. Any tickets purchased for any previous dates/times will remain valid for new date/time. Everyone needs a ticket regardless of age. Interested in VIP Membership and Premium Seating for our events? For information please visit our website by clicking the link below. Members get the best seats with the best amenities!
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All Town of Babylon administrative offices will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, 2026 in observance of Veterans Day. Town offices will re-open on Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 9:00AM
Event date: November 11, 2026 Event Time: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Location: Smithtown, NY 11787
Event date: November 11, 2026 Event Time: 06:00 AM - 11:30 AM Location: Riverhead, NY 11901
Event date: November 11, 2026 Event Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Location: 4 West Second Street Riverhead, NY 11901
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Description Gentle yoga tailored for breast cancer patients and survivors is now every Wednesday evening at the North Fork Breast Health Coalition. Dress comfortably and bring your own yoga supplies such as a mat, blocks, belt, pillow and water.
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An evening of painting and mingling with fellow Chamber members! For more information, visit: www.smithtownchamber.com
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Legendary rock band Chicago brings its 59th consecutive touring season to Westbury Music Fair. Details & tickets: https://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-101903282-10852752?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ticketmaster.com%2Fchicago-westbury-new-york-11-13-2026%2Fevent%2F000064F4043F3923 As an affiliate, Right Now LI may earn a commission if you buy tickets through links on this page, at no extra cost to you.
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Event date: November 14, 2026 Event Time: 07:30 AM - 10:00 AM Location: Riverhead, NY 11901
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Air Supply brings the A Matter of Time Tour to Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair, 8 PM. Details & tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/flagstar-at-westbury-music-fair-tickets-westbury/venue/141
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This event is 21 and over. Any ticket holder unable to present valid identification indicating that they are at least 21 years of age will not be admitted to this event, and will not be eligible for a refund.
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Sunday, November 15, 2026 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Knights of Columbus - 81 Sea Cliff Avenue Glen Cove Online or Download Event Forms Help Us Make the Shop Glen Cove Showcase Extra Special This Holiday Season! The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce is excited to bring our community together for the Shop Glen Cove Showcase, and we’re looking for local businesses and community members to help make the holiday magic happen! We have several sponsorship opportunities available, starting at just $200! Sponsoring is a great way to support our community while getting your business recognized at this festive event! Event Sunday, November 15, 2026 • 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM Vendor Setup: Begins at 10:00 AM Where: Knights of Columbus • 81 Sea Cliff Ave, Glen Cove, NY 11542 Vendor Fee: $75 Chamber Members • $150 Non-Chamber Members Vendor Registration: GlenCoveChamber.org/GCShowcase If you have any questions regarding this upcoming event, please email info@glencovechamber.org, call the Chamber office at (516) 676-6666 or contact the committee co-chairs below. Committee Co-Chairs: • Mary Stanco - Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Laffey International Realty (c) - (516) 351-6336 - glencoveshowcase@yahoo.com • Danielle Vollkommer - Hello Beautiful - (516) 710-3950 - glencoveshowcase@yahoo.com ~ Glen Cove Chamber Show details
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Everyone needs a ticket regardless of age. Interested in VIP Membership and Premium Seating for our events? For information please visit our website by clicking the link below. Members get the best seats with the best amenities!
Please be advised that the performance is deemed to begin at the time indicated and late admittance is not guaranteed. No refunds or exchanges for late arrivals. Please note that tickets are non transferable. The credit card used for payment or photo ID may be required at venue to confirm collection. This is a Phone/Devices OFF event and it is a condition of entry that ticket holders agree to not photograph, film, record or stream the show. Offenders will be removed and not permitted re-entry or refunded. Contains adult themes and strong language.
Description Gentle yoga tailored for breast cancer patients and survivors is now every Wednesday evening at the North Fork Breast Health Coalition. Dress comfortably and bring your own yoga supplies such as a mat, blocks, belt, pillow and water.
Doors open at 5:30pm
Everyone needs a ticket regardless of age. Interested in VIP Membership and Premium Seating for our events? For information please visit our website by clicking the link below. Members get the best seats with the best amenities!
Everyone needs a ticket regardless of age. Interested in VIP Membership and Premium Seating for our events? For information please visit our website by clicking the link below. Members get the best seats with the best amenities!
Doors open at 7pm
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Doors open at 7pm
This event is 21 and over. Any ticket holder unable to present valid identification indicating that they are at least 21 years of age will not be admitted to this event, and will not be eligible for a refund.
[Multi-day event running 2026-11-22 to 2027-01-04.]
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Description Gentle yoga tailored for breast cancer patients and survivors is now every Wednesday evening at the North Fork Breast Health Coalition. Dress comfortably and bring your own yoga supplies such as a mat, blocks, belt, pillow and water.
Join us for the lighting of the Northport Village Christmas Tree!
Raindate 11/29 All dates are subject to change until permit from the Town of Islip is obtained and event flyer is posted.
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2026 Port Jefferson Festival of Trees Read Criteria Download Application Submit Payment [Multi-day event running 2026-12-01 to 2027-01-02.]
Enjoy a delicious buffet-style dinner, one complimentary drink per person, and the opportunity to connect with fellow Chamber members, local business owners, and community leaders as we celebrate another successful year together.
During the month of December, we are having our Annual Port Jefferson Holiday Window Decorating Contest. Brick-and-Mortar business in Port Jefferson Village decorate their windowfronts to compete to be voted as the best one! If you are a brick-and-mortar business in Port Jefferson Village and would like to participate, please email us at info@portjeffchamber.com. [Multi-day event running 2026-12-02 to 2027-01-02.]
Description Gentle yoga tailored for breast cancer patients and survivors is now every Wednesday evening at the North Fork Breast Health Coalition. Dress comfortably and bring your own yoga supplies such as a mat, blocks, belt, pillow and water.
Description Is your business showing up when customers ask AI for recommendations? More people now turn to tools like ChatGPT, Google's AI results and voice assistants to decide where to eat, who to hire, and which local shop to visit. If your business information is incomplete or inconsistent online, you may be missing out without knowing it. Join the Riverhead Chamber of Commerce at our Taste of Success event and Annual Dinner, featuring Henry Bramwell, President of Visionary , presenting Getting Your Business Ready for AI Search . Henry will explain in plain terms how AI tools find and compare local businesses, and what you can do about it right away. You'll leave knowing: How AI is changing the way customers find and compare local businesses Why your website, online listings and mentions elsewhere online shape what gets said about you What to check first: whether your details are accurate everywhere, whether your website answers the questions customers actually ask, and which fixes will make the biggest difference Enjoy a holiday dinner, connect with fellow business owners, and head home with practical steps you can put to work in the new year.
Join Posey Dance Company for a magical holiday tradition at the Maguire Theatre at SUNY Old Westbury!
All dates are subject to change until permit from the Town of Islip is obtained and event flyer is posted.
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Description Gentle yoga tailored for breast cancer patients and survivors is now every Wednesday evening at the North Fork Breast Health Coalition. Dress comfortably and bring your own yoga supplies such as a mat, blocks, belt, pillow and water.
Description Gentle yoga tailored for breast cancer patients and survivors is now every Wednesday evening at the North Fork Breast Health Coalition. Dress comfortably and bring your own yoga supplies such as a mat, blocks, belt, pillow and water.
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