48 Syosset high schoolers were named 2024 New York State School Music Association All-State musicians. About 30 of those students were chosen to perform in All-State ensembles this December, where
The Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Heroes honored Jericho students and teachers who completed research projects on individuals who impacted history. Students and faculty worked on the Unsung Hero project
Port Washington’s 35th Pride in Port celebration took place this weekend. The community gathered to watch homecoming games, induct new members into the Athletic Hall of Fame, watch the parade
A month after Jericho Superintendent Hank Grishman announced his retirement, the board of education began its search for his replacement. At the Sept. 26 meeting, the board announced that it
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Council Member Lou Imbroto, Clerk Richard LaMarca, and Receiver of Taxes Jeff Pravato took to the Sound on Tuesday, Sept. 24, to deposit the
The Variety Child Learning Center announced that its annual Boo! Walk will be at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park in Oyster Bay on Sunday, Oct. 6. Registration will be at 9
Mongo’s Coffee is now open for business at the Plainview-Old Bethpage Library. The Syosset-based coffee shop partnered with the library to build a mini-cafe in the entrance hall. A grand
Jericho’s Jay Choi, Katelyn Choi and Ellie Yu will represent the Jericho School District at the New York State School Music Association’s All-State concerts this December. Jay Choi and Katelyn
Syosset seniors Danielle Kaplan, Janice Lee and Aaron Liu have been recognized by the Long Island Arts Alliance’s annual Scholar-Artist program. The program recognizes Long Island seniors who are accomplished
The National Merit Scholarship Program recognized 56 Jericho high schoolers. 23 students were named semifinalists, and 33 students were named commended students. Students qualified for this based on their performance
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