Sea Cliff, 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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Massapequa's Brian Baldinger analyzes the NFL with signature style
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Upcoming Events
Repair Cafe
Sep19
This volunteer-run initiative gives community members the opportunity to bring in items such as lamps for rewiring, jewelry in need of repair, clothing with torn seams, and much more. The program is sponsored in partnership by the Shelter Rock, Bryant, Sea Cliff, and Port Washington libraries.
Back to school already? Students in 2 LI districts return to class today.
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Oyster Bay in talks to buy site touted as key to waterfront 'transformation'
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LI nonprofit's new center in Bethpage expands program for people with disabilities
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Pharmacist who owned New Island Pharmacy dies at 49
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Your guide to LI farm stands: Where to find local produce, eggs and more
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34-year-old market opening 2nd location
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Critics' picks: Best lobster rolls on LI
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'It's so much cheaper'
$700 for school supplies? LI parents face back-to-school sticker shock.
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'It's gonna be close to $1,000 in the end'
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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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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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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Should kids have required summer reading assignments? These LI educators say no.
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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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LI snack maker expands to 117,000 square feet of warehouse space
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This waterfront community with high-ranking schools is sometimes forgotten by home buyers
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'Our communities should not be collateral damage'
13 LI high schools named NY's best — but some top schools saw big drop in rankings
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2 LI villages join opposition to NYS energy project
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With 12 new players, Sid Jacobson JCC baseball wins Maccabi Games again
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2,100-pound cheddar sculpture headlines Uncle Giuseppe's opening
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Long Island's '90s nostalgia hot spots to visit now
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Country club auctions off golf carts, ice cream freezer, more as records show another sale
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LI village close to boosting flood-prone shoreline
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How a cancer diagnosis helped this LI caddy discover his passion for golf
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Why surviving cancer on LI can mean years of debt
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3 North Shore school districts urge state to reject power cable project
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'We prepare the food with a lot of love'
Festival brings an Italian feast to LI this weekend
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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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MORE ON THIS TOPICThe spotted lanternfly is coming — and LI vineyards say they're ready
What a historic El Niño year means for LI
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No longer 'at the mercy of insurance': LI nonprofit empowers special needs kids with adaptive gear
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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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