Oyster Bay, NY News & Events

Check out Oyster Bay restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Nassau County news.

Massapequa International softball drops LLWS regional opener, plays elimination game Monday

"We've been here before, we're very comfortable where we are and I'm very confident in these girls," manager Joe Sollitto said.

'Renaissance artist of tailoring' still makes suits by hand

Only in NewsdayEdward Mangano's resentencing on corruption charges delayed until September

'I'm blessed that I have somebody like Sue'

Only in NewsdayNewsdayTV's Amy McGorry reunites with her liver transplant match

Upcoming Events

Sunday, July 19

Garden to Table Vegetables

Jul20

Home vegetable gardening is on the rise. There is nothing like eating a slice of your own homegrown tomato. Are you thinking about starting a vegetable garden or just need a little advice. Learn how to choose the right location for your veggies, prepare your soil and decide between vegetables from seeds or transplants. Learn general maintenance needs that will lead to bountiful harvest.

Where

Syosset Public Library

225 South Oyster Bay Rd.

Syosset, NY

Phone

516-921-7161 x240

Price

free

Website

syossetlibrary.org

Summer Concert Series: Magical Mystery Doors

Jul21

Live musical performance by Beatles/Led Zeppelin/Doors tribute band Magical Mystery Doors, bring blankets and chairs, weather permitting

Where

John J. Burns Park

4990 Merrick Rd.

Massapequa Park, NY

Phone

516-797-7925

Price

free

Website

oysterbaytown.com

Finding Mary Smith: Search Angels, DNA & Family Mysteries

Jul22

Join Long Island author and former comedian Al Isaacs for an unforgettable evening celebrating his acclaimed memoir, Finding Mary Smith, the remarkable true story of discovering at age 52 that he was adopted and the emotional journey to uncover his biological family.

Where

Gold Coast Forum

111 South Street, Suite 16

Oyster Bay, NY

Price

free

Website

zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/long-island-author-al-isaacs-signs-and-discusses-his-new-memoir-finding-mary-smith

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Sunday, July 19

Beloved street food chain opens first LI location

New meat shop opens in LI hamlet

'We want to give people access on-demand to great food'

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First in NewsdayMall owner pitches LI town for approvals

$450 million retail, housing development nearing completion after 11 years

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Massapequa International softball eyes return to Little League World Series

Hurricane season forecast predicts the fewest number of named storms in more than a decade

Only in NewsdayNew lawsuit filed in 2023 Farmingdale High School bus crash that killed two

Oyster Bay honors one of George Washington's secret agents

LI father and son plead guilty in Sunrise Highway crash that killed man, injured wife

Boy, 14, critical after e-bike crash, Nassau County police say

73 LI HS wrestlers set to make their mark at 'Fargo'

Free summer concert series for kids at LI parks

Former Hicksville water commissioner dies at 81

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In Hicksville, Juneteenth festival highlights Black-owned businesses

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Deportation fears have driven some migrants to self-deport, while farmers worry that other workers could lose their protected status.

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