The Roslyn Landmark Society is reporting progress in the second phase of its Grist Mill restoration project. Since it was built between 1715 and 1741, the grist mill has been
Sid Jacobson JCC’s Stronger Than Cancer 5K, takes place this Sunday, Sept. 29, at 9:30 a.m. Long-time member of SJJCC’s Nancy Marx Cancer Wellness Center and cancer fighter Judy Israel
Village of Roslyn trustees heard a presentation by a developer last Tuesday about a 54-unit apartment building on the vacant land on the North side of the viaduct on West
The Bryant Library’s Local History Collection is presenting a screening of “The Roslyn War Memorial Building,” a short film detailing the history of the building and its various uses before
Sid Jacobson JCC has unveiled a new exhibit called Getting There, a thought-provoking art exhibition by celebrated painter Dee Shapiro. The exhibit is within SJJCC’s 90-foot art gallery and runs
Kindergarten through fifth-grade students at North Side School, part of the East Williston School District, joined in singing songs and practicing basic greetings during their very first Spanish classes with
The Long Island Arts Alliance recognized two Herricks High School seniors with Scholar-Artists awards. Maya Martin received an Award of Merit in photography in the Media Arts category and cellist
The Roslyn School District is hosting its first-ever New York State Field Band Conference home show at noon on Sunday, Sept. 29, at the Bethpage Federal Credit Union Stadium on
The Roslyn Social Studies Department partnered with the Bryant Library for National Voter Registration Day. Adriana Zappolo from the Bryant Library helped provide students with voter registration forms and essential
Harbor Hill Elementary School students participated in STEAM challenges and projects. Mrs. Hendler’s, Ms. Raevsky’s, and Mrs. Greenberg’s third-grade students completed the Saving Fred STEAM Challenge. Students in Mrs. Goldin’s
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