Laurel Hollow, NY News & Events
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'Heartbroken': Skaters push for LI park's reopening
Oyster Bay closed the skate park in 2024 as a safety precaution during the cleanup of toxins at Bethpage Community Park.
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19 apartments at discounted rents
Lottery opens for new apartments in Nassau
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No longer 'at the mercy of insurance': LI nonprofit empowers special needs kids with adaptive gear
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What to expect at the next Korea Festa
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Upcoming Events
Spirits Graveyard Tour: Founding Families
Oct17
Encounter the voices of those who shaped Setauket and Stony Brook across more than 300 years of history, including the Indigenous Setalcott community, Black families of historic Christian Avenue and Laurel Hill, and Revolutionary-era figures whose courage and conviction helped turn the tide toward American independence, tours are held every 15 minutes, rain date is Oct. 24, register
Where
Setauket Presbyterian Church
5 Caroline Ave.
Setauket, NY
Phone
631-751-3730
Price
$25 in advance, $30 walk-in
Website
tvhs.org/spiritstourMassapequa's Brian Baldinger analyzes the NFL with signature style
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Back to school already? Students in 2 LI districts return to class today.
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The banner trend that's heating up for back to school
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Huntington's Jack Kennedy falls in opening round of U.S. Open
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Steak restaurant opens from team behind top LI Italian spot
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16 hidden restaurants worth seeking out on LI
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Chicken parm inside a pizza at this LI eatery
Oyster Bay in talks to buy site touted as key to waterfront 'transformation'
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Tow captain pulls blazing boat away from fuel, other vessels
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LI nonprofit's new center in Bethpage expands program for people with disabilities
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Huntington's Jack Kennedy to face qualifier in first round of U.S. Open
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Pharmacist who owned New Island Pharmacy dies at 49
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Even better than the real thing? Why LI loves tribute bands.
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How LI will be impacted if MLB makes HS players ineligible for '28 draft
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LI man sentenced to 25 years to life in prison for sex assault, pattern of violent abuse
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'We want you to have that sensory experience'
Nassau school superintendents share thoughts on AI
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Rob Bartlett is on the case in 'Murder on the Orient Express'
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Bill Ayres, priest turned disc jockey who raised money for the hungry, dies at 85
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'A bad day of fishing is better than a good day of work'
LI beaches with lifeguards after Labor Day
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Sweet nostalgia: Wax bottles and Smarties rule again
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Search what Long Island executives made in 2025
LI's highest-paid executives made 115 times the typical worker
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How an LI brand became this year's hottest back-to-school purchase
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Indian American LIers share their pride at Independence Day celebration
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Holy mackerel! Fish are in fashion this summer
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LI snack maker expands to 117,000 square feet of warehouse space
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Huntington's Jack Kennedy in main draw of the U.S. Open: 'My biggest moment so far'
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'He was a dear friend'
'Sopranos' star Vincent Pastore goes out on a high note
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Author returns to LI roots to discuss his novel on Culper Spy Ring
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Where was LI's first movie theater? First multiplex? First drive-in? We have the answers and more.
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Anthony Cerullo, former Glenn HS football coach, AD, dies at 83
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Professor and LI EMT who worked at Ground Zero dies at 78
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Bloods gang member sentenced for selling fentanyl that resulted in fatal OD, gang-related shooting
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'Small infestation' of spotted lanternflies raises concerns in Suffolk
The insects can cause damage by consuming more than 70 types of plants, including grape vines.
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The Honey Deuce has some competition from the new Moet Serve as the U.S. Open drink of choice
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