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Friday, November 7, 2025
Vol. 84, No. 45
SERVING BETHPAGE, OLD BETHPAGE, AND PLAINVIEW
HALLOWEEN ON THE FIELD
Volunteers collect over 200 lbs of trash from OB harbor The Town of Oyster Bay held another successful Fall Harbor Cleanup at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park and north shore beaches. Presented in partnership with Friends of the Bay, volunteers included families, several scouting troops, school environmental clubs and Town environmental experts joining together to help protect Mother Nature from removing litter from the shoreline and waterways. “We thank all volunteers and environmental organizations for their assistance in protecting our Harbor, one of the crown jewels in our Town,” said Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino. “This great event not only pro-
motes awareness but also provides participants with hands on opportunities to make a true difference.” This year’s Fall Harbor Cleanup resulted in 200 pounds of trash being collected from local waterways. Local Girl Scout, recently Silver Award recipient Zoe Nobel, also promoted alternative biodegradable options to plastics, explaining the dangers of marine debris pollution. In total, approximately 80 volunteers attended. To volunteer for future Town environmental events, please visit oysterbaytown.com/ volunteer or call the Department of Environmental Resources at (516) 677-5943.
The Bethpage High School Parent Teacher Student Association held its annual Halloween on the Field at the Bethpage Athletic Complex on Oct. 24, drawing large crowds on the eve of homecoming festivities. The Bethpage High School Parent Teacher Student Association held its annual Halloween on the Field at the Bethpage Athletic Complex on Oct. 24, drawing large crowds on the eve of homecoming festivities. The event featured multiple food trucks and activity stations run by various school clubs. Stu-
dent organizations set up tables offering Halloween-themed games including bean bag tosses and face painting. Children moved between stations to participate in activities and collect prizes. Food vendors provided options ranging from ice cream to dinner items for attendees. The event
attracted students, families and community members from across the district. The annual gathering has become a regular fixture on the school calendar, providing a community event in the days leading up to homecoming weekend. Photos courtesy of Bethpage Union Free Schools See page 8
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The Town of Oyster Bay held another successful Fall Harbor Cleanup
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