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Calendar .................................................................................................24-26 Chamber Member List .....................................................................41-46 Chamber Message ....................................................................................... 8 Clubs and Organizations ................................................................18-19 Elected Oﬃcials .................................................................................38-39 Important Numbers ..................................................................................14 Library......................................................................................................32-34 Places of Worship ......................................................................................36 Publisher's Letter ......................................................................................... 6 Reach the Herald .......................................................................................37 Schools....................................................................................................28-30 Oyster Bay and East Norwich Community Guide is an supplement to the Herald Community Newspapers. Copyright © 2026 Richner Communications, Inc. Published by Richner Communications, Inc. 2 Endo Blvd., Garden City, NY 11530 (516) 569-4000 • www.liherald.com

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PUBLISHER Welcome to the Oyster Bay Community Guide. We’re proud to bring you this special supplement celebrating the rich history, scenic beauty and strong sense of community that define Oyster Bay, East Norwich, Bayville, and beyond.Whether you’ve called the area home for decades or are just discovering all it has to offer, this guide is designed to help you explore the experiences, resources and connections that give these neighborhoods their unique character. Stuart Richner The cover features a montage-style collage capturing the rhythms of daily life — moments such as Oyster Bay High School’s production of “Once Upon a Mattress,” windsurfing, musical performances at Bahr Gallery, the Oyster Bay Music Festival, the Fourth of July celebration at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School, and young sailors learning the ropes at Oakcliff Sailing Center.Together, these images reflect the timeless charm and vibrant spirit that have made this corner of Long Island a treasured place to call home. Inside, you’ll find a curated look at local parks, schools, libraries and signature events — all of which contribute to the character of these communities.Whether you’re strolling along Audrey Avenue, enjoying the parks and beaches or taking part in a seasonal tradition, we hope this guide helps you discover something new while reconnecting with the places you already know and love. Consider this your “owner’s manual” to Oyster Bay, East Norwich and Bayville — a resource for discovering and appreciating the exceptional quality of life along Long Island’s North Shore.The area’s rich heritage and vibrant spirit shine throughout these pages, reminding us why so many people are proud to live here. Of course, no conversation would be complete without recognizing the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce.Through its leadership, events, initiatives, and support of local businesses, the chamber plays an important role in fostering connections and strengthening the communities it serves. This edition is published in partnership with the chamber and we are honored by that collaboration. The Oyster Bay Herald remains your trusted source for local news and information 52 weeks a year.We invite you to use this guide to discover, explore and experience the very best of Oyster Bay, East Norwich and Bayville. Thank you for reading, and here's to another wonderful year in communities that look toward the future while cherishing the character and connections that shape them.

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a message from the chamber Where Community and Commerce Come Together Dear Friends, Neighbors, and Visitors,

n behalf of the Oyster Bay–East Norwich Chamber of Commerce, we are proud to welcome you to one of Long Island’s most vibrant and historic communities. OB-East Norwich is more than a beautiful place to visit — it is a community built on connection, resilience and the entreAmy Reilly Hanley preneurial spirit of our local businesses. From waterfront views and historic landmarks to our charming downtown and diverse small businesses, what makes Oyster Bay-East Norwich special is the people behind it all. Every shop, restaurant and service provider represents a local story. When you choose to shop, dine and do business locally, you are directly contributing to the strength and sustainability of our community. The chamber serves as a connector and advocate for local businesses, supporting their growth, increasing their visibility and creating opportunities that bring businesses and residents together. In partnership with the Town of Oyster Bay, we proudly host signature events including Oyster Bay Day and Oyster Fest, Oct. 17-18. Oyster Fest attracts more than 150,000 visitors annually and supports charitable organizations located in Oyster Bay and East Norwich with a Grant Program that awards $100,000 annually. We are also proud to host Oyster Bay Cruise Night, a weekly community favorite for more than 20 years, featuring hundreds of cars, 1,000+ spectators, live music, and local businesses. This runs May 26-Sept. 15, and the season finale is on Sept. 20. This year, we are especially excited to usher in a new generation of lighted holiday decorations that will bring even more warmth and holiday spirit to our historic area. None of this would be possible without the dedication of our Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, town partners, and local businesses. Thank you for visiting, participating, and supporting local. Together, we help keep OB-EN vibrant, connected, and thriving. Sincerely, Amy Reilly Hanley Executive Director

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How the Gold Coast has shined across the centuries By Will Sheeline

he communities that line Long Island's North Shore have been shaped by centuries of change, from Indigenous settlements and colonial villages to presidential homes and Gilded Age estates. Today, such places as Oyster Bay, Sea Cliff, Bayville, Locust Valley, Glen Head and Glenwood Landing continue to preserve the stories that defined the region.

The Matinecock and the first North Shore settlments Long before European settlers arrived, the North Shore was home to the Matinecock people, who established communities along the coastline and relied on the area's natural resources for survival. The local waters provided fish and shellfish, while forests supplied game and crops. One of the 13 tribes of the Algonquin people, the Matinecock tribe lived on the North Shore, in what is today Glen Cove, Cold Spring Harbor and Huntington. They and the other tribes contributed their names to many regions of Long Island, such as the Merricks, Rockaways and Montauketts.

Local organizations and institutions like Raynham Hall Museum in Oyster Bay promote the North Shore's history and heritage.

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Oyster Bay's colonial beginnings Dutch explorer David Pietersz. de Vries first recorded the name "Oyster Bay" in 1639, noting the area's abundant shellfish beds. English settlers from Cape Cod, including Peter Wright, Samuel Mayo and the Rev. William Leverich, established a permanent settlement in 1653 after purchasing land from the Matinecock. Because Oyster Bay sat on the disputed boundary between Dutch New Amsterdam and English New England, it developed into a unique blend of cultures and became an important agricultural and maritime community. The English formally chartered the Township of Oyster 10

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Bay in 1667. The community quickly became a haven for religious liberty and toleranc, welcoming many Quakers who were fleeing religious persecution in other colonies as well as back in England. Early Quakers and "dissenters," or people who opposed state-mandated religions, included members of the Townsend family, one of the important families in the area along with the Youngs, Wrights and Underhills. Samuel Townsend would in 1740 purchase the property in Oyster Bay now known as Raynham Hall, which would house generations of the family. During the Revolution, Lt. Col. John Graves Simcoe, commander in the British Army, would occupy the Townsend family homestead for three winters. While there he wrote the first known Valentine's Day letter written in America to Sarah, or Sally, Townsend, a daughter of Samuel and sister of the famous spy Robert.

Baymen, ﬁshermen and whalers For generations, life on the North Shore revolved around the water. Baymen harvested oysters, clams and fish from Oyster Bay Harbor and Long Island Sound, supplying markets throughout the region and even New York City itself. Whaling also became a major industry during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Residents of communities including Oyster Bay, Bayville, Locust Valley and Glenwood Landing participated in voyages that provided

whale oil used for lighting homes and businesses across the Northeast. Cold Spring Harbor was a particularly important, if relatively small, maritime port during the industry’s height in the early-mid 19th century. The maritime economy supported local shipbuilders, merchants and dock workers and helped establish many of the communities that remain along the shoreline today.

Revolution and the Culper Spy Ring The North Shore played an important role during the American Revolution. Oyster Bay remained under British occupation for much of the war, while local residents quietly supported the Patriot cause. Among the most important figures was Oyster Bay native Robert Townsend, who operated under the alias "Samuel Culper Jr." as part of the Culper Spy Ring organized by George Washington and Maj. Benjamin Tallmadge. Will Sheeline/Herald Working in occupied New York Joseph Saladino, Town of Oyster Bay supervisor, front, took a selfie with fellow electCity, Townsend gathered intelligence ed officials and representatives from the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce and Raynham Hall Museum to announce the start of the Long Island on British troop movements and History Hunt. military plans before passing the information through a network of couriers operating across Long Island Sound. Historians credit the spy ring with uncovering British counterfeiting operations and helping expose Benedict Arnold's plot to surrender West Point to the British. continued on page 12

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Theodore Roosevelt's Oyster Bay More than a century later, Oyster Bay became associated with another major figure in American history. Theodore Roosevelt moved to Sagamore Hill in nearby Cove Neck in 1886 and lived there until his death in 1919. After becoming president in 1901, Roosevelt transformed the estate into the nation's unofficial "Summer White House." Foreign dignitaries, political leaders and journalists regularly traveled to Oyster Bay to meet with the president, making the Herald file photo small North Shore locale, a center of Theodore Roosevelt, the nation’s 26th president, turned his home Sagamore Hill into the “Summer White House” while in office by moving himself, and by extension international attention. the apparatus of government, to the North Shore of Long Island. While delivering the 4th of July speech in 1906 at what is now known as the Roosevelt-Derby Bandstand, the president would famously assert "The way to be good citizens of this Nation, you friends here, is to be good citizens of Oyster Bay... you can not be a good citizen of the Nation if you are not, in the first place, a good citizen among your own neighbors." Roosevelt's legacy remains visible throughout the community, from Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park to the preserved rooms of Sagamore Hill National Historic Site.

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oyster bay Atlantic Steamer Fire Company Number 1 Emergency ......................................................(516) 742-3300 House .................................................................(516) 922-5414 Oyster Bay Fire Department Company Number 1 Emergency ......................................................(516) 742-3300 info@oysterbayfd.com Bayville Fire Company Number 1 Emergency ......................................................(516) 742-3300 House .................................................................(516) 628-1922 Locust Valley Volunteer Fire Department Emergency ......................................................(516) 671-2600 House .................................................................(516) 676-0560 East Norwich Volunteer Fire Department Number 1 Emergency .................................................(516) 742-3300 House ...............................................................(516) 922-023 Oyster Bay Cove Police Department Emergency ......................................................................... 9-1-1 General information.............................(516) 922-6363 Centre Island Police Emergency ........................................................................ 9-1-1 General information............................ (516) 922-6466 Nassau County Police Department Second Precinct Emergency ......................................................................... 9-1-1 General information............................ (516) 573-6200 Brookville Police Department Emergency ......................................................................... 9-1-1 General information.............................(516) 440-2300 Oyster Bay-East Norwich Public Library ...........................................................................(516) 922-1212 Bayville Free Library .....................................(516) 628-2765 Locust Valley Library ....................................(516) 671-1837

town of oyster bay Department of Community and Youth Services ...........................................................................(516) 797-7900 Department of Environmental Resources ...........................................................................(516) 677-5943 Office of the Supervisor .............................(516) 624-6350 Department of General Services ..........(516) 624-6100 Highway Operations.....................................(516) 677-5757 Department of Human Resources .......(516) 624-6425 Office of the Inspector General.............(516) 624-6150 Department of Intergovernmental Affairs ...........................................................................(516) 797-4582 Parks Department ..........................................(516) 797-4128 Planning and Development Department ...........................................................................(516) 624-6200 Department of Public Safety...................(516) 677-5350 Department of Public Works...................(516) 677-5124 Office of the Receiver of Taxes ..............(516) 624-6400 Department of Sanitary Collection Services Sanitation Collection .......................... (516) 677-5848 Recycling Bins ..........................................(516) 677-5745 Old Bethpage Solid Waste Disposal Complex ...........................................................................(516) 755-1820 Town Attorney’s Office ................................(516) 624-6150 Town Comptroller...........................................(516) 624-6440 Town Clerk’s Office ........................................(516) 624-6333

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North Shore dining reflects Oyster Bay's seafaring roots

ong before diners make South Street a gathered at dining corridor, while waterfront restaurants L’Etoile brings Frenchand bustling eateries, inspired cuisine to the Oyster Bay was defined community center. by the waters that Several Oyster surround it. Bay restaurants have Nestled along the become destinations protected harbors and in their own right. Wild inlets of the North Shore, Honey, located at the Oyster Bay grew from corner of East Main maritime traditions that Street, is known for its shaped its economy, seasonal American culture and identity. menu, while 2 Spring The community’s name offers a contemporary dates to the abundance dining experience of shellfish found by that has drawn diners European settlers in from throughout the the 1600s, and over the region. The Audrey, one centuries the harbor of the newer additions became a center for to Audrey Avenue, shipbuilding, oystering has added another and commerce. modern option to Today, that the neighborhood's connection to the water growing culinary remains visible not landscape. only in the landscape, For more casual Photos courtesy 2 Spring but also in Oyster Bay’s fare, Gimme Burger and Enjoy elevated comfort plates and crafted cocktails at 2 Spring. thriving dining scene. Taby’s Burger House Many restaurants are clustered within serve families and visitors looking for classic blocks of the harbor that once served comfort food. Eddie’s Bistro & Bar and Teddy’s commercial vessels and oyster boats. The Bully Bar provide welcoming gathering downtown district offers a mix of upscale places where residents can enjoy a meal dining, casual eateries and locally owned while maintaining the close-knit atmosphere establishments that reflect Oyster Bay’s that has long characterized Oyster Bay. evolution from a working waterfront The community's connection to its community to a vibrant destination for maritime past is perhaps most evident near visitors from across Long Island. the shoreline. At Cooper Bluff, diners can Italian cuisine remains a cornerstone look out across Oyster Bay Harbor and watch of the local restaurant scene. Al Dente of boats cross the water much as generations of Oyster Bay, Stellina Ristorante and Gioia are fishermen, oystermen and merchants once among the establishments that have helped did. Nearby, Oyster Bay Brewing Company 16

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EATS and SWEETS and Coach Meeting House further contribute to a dining scene that blends historic surroundings with contemporary tastes. That combination of history, community and cuisine has helped transform Oyster Bay into a dining destination without separating the neighborhood from the waterfront heritage that shaped it. Historic streets lead toward the harbor, locally owned

restaurants occupy the heart of downtown, and the water remains an ever-present part of the community’s character. The harbor that once sustained Oyster Bay’s industries and connected residents to the wider world now provides a backdrop for a new generation of businesses and gathering places. From waterfront views and historic streets to family-

friendly eateries and destination restaurants, Oyster Bay’s dining scene continues to reflect the community’s enduring relationship with the water that shaped its history.

Where the locals eat: Al Dente of Oyster Bay 62 South St. (516) 922-1130 aldenteob.com Coach Meeting House 160 Mill River Road (516) 588-9288 coachgrillandtavernoysterbay.com Cooper Bluff 5 Bay Ave. cooperbluffob.com Eddie's Bistro & Bar 80 South St. (516) 460-8300 eddiesbistroandbar.com Gimme Burger 39 E. Main St. (516) 922-3300 gimmeburger.com Gioia 94 South St. (516) 922-1660 gioianewyork.com

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The Homestead 107 South St. (516) 922-9293 thehomesteadny.com L'Etoile 108 South St. (516) 730-8088 letoileny.com Oyster Bay Brewing Company Kitchen 36 Audrey Ave. (516) 802-5546 oysterbaybrewing.com

The Audrey 30 Audrey Ave. (631) 358-3522 theaudreyob.com 2 Spring 2 Spring St. (516) 624-2411 2springstreet.com Wild Honey 1 E. Main St. (516) 922-4690 wildhoneyrestaurant.com

Stellina Ristorante 76 South St. (516) 757-4989 stellinany.com Taby's Burger House 28 Audrey Ave. (516) 624-7781 Teddy’s Bully Bar 46 Audrey Ave. (516) 408-5339 teddysbullybar.com

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arts bayville Village arts Council Chair: Philip A. Pecorino 88 Bayville Ave., Bayville BayvilleNY.gov

business/Civic bayville Chamber of Commerce President: Vincent Moscato P.O. Box 113, Bayville thebayvillechamberofcommerce@ gmail.com bayvillechamberofcommerce.com bayville-Centre island rotary Club President: Daniel Sabia Meetings: 16 Bayville Ave., Bayville (516) 660-1248 Rotary7255.org/ClubInfo/BayvilleCentre-Island Committee for the beautification of east norwich President: Richard Murphy P.O. Box 172, East Norwich (516) 754-8053 eastnorwich.org east norwich Civic association President: Matthew Meng 900 Oyster Bay Road, East Norwich hello@eastnorwich.org eastnorwich.org east-norwich-Oyster bay Kiwanis Club P.O. Box 330 Oyster Bay Florence Park Civic association Treasurer: Cathleen Kelley P.O. Box 676, Oyster Bay (516) 922-7420 Friends of the bayville Free library 34 School St., Bayville (516) 628-2765 italian-american Citizens Club of Oyster bay 48 Summit St. #1, Oyster Bay (516) 922-9744 iaccob.com lions Club of Oyster bay President: Bruce Schadler P.O. Box 251, Oyster Bay oysterbaylionsclub.com locust Valley Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 178, Locust Valley (516) 637-0333 locustvalleychamberofcommerce.com locust Valley Civic association P.O. Box 274 Locust Valley (516) 877-8211 locust Valley Passport rotary Club President: Gabor Karsai P.O. Box 293, Locust Valley (516) 359-8028 lvrotary.org Oyster bay-east norwich Chamber of Commerce President: Ryan Schlotter PO Box 21, Oyster Bay (516) 259-1842 visitoysterbay.com

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Friends of the Bay launched its Re-Clamming the Bay initiative this year. Oyster bay Main street association President: Sandra Coudert Graham 123 South St., Suite 209 Oyster Bay (516) 922-6982 oysterbaymainstreet.org Oyster bay Community Foundation President: Julia Deming Vaughn PO Box 329, Oyster Bay (516) 558-7533 oysterbaycf.org People loving People Oyster bay Food Pantry Director: Valerie Monroy P.O. Box 179, Oyster Bay (516) 210-5120 the Friends of the locust Valley library 170 Buckram Road, Locust Valley (516) 671-1837

environmental/Marine Friends of the bay President: Bill Bleyer 2 Townsend Square, Oyster Bay (516) 922-6666 friendsofthebay.org Oakcliff sailing Center Executive Director: Dawn Riley 4 South St., Oyster Bay (516) 802-0368 oakcliffsailing.org Oyster bay-Cold spring Harbor Protection Committee Coordinator: Rob Crafa 111 South St., Townsend Square Suite 210, Oyster Bay (631) 848-2090 oysterbaycoldspringharbor.org Oyster bay Community rowing Program Director: Kevin Kelley 3 West End Ave., Building H, Oyster Bay (516) 500-3677 oysterbaycommunityrowing.org

sagamore yacht Club Head of Bay Ave., Oyster Bay (516) 922-0555 Sagamoreyc.Com theodore roosevelt sanctuary and audobon Center Senior Director: Kathryn D’Amico 134 Cove Road, Oyster Bay (516) 922-3200 audobon.org/theodore-roosevelt the WaterFront Center President: Elisa M. Santoro 1 West End Ave., Oyster Bay (516) 922-7245 thewaterfrontcenter.org

History/Preservation Friends of raynham Hall, inc. President: Dean Yoder 20 W Main St., Oyster Bay (516) 922-6808 raynhamhallmuseum.org locust Valley Historical society President: Herb Schierhorst P.O. Box 218, Locust Valley (516) 759-2248 locustvalleyhistory.org north shore land alliance Board Chair: Hollis F. Russell 345 Oyster Bay Road, Mill Neck (516) 922-1028 northshorelandalliance.org Oyster bay Historical society Executive Director: Denice Sheppard-Evans 20 Summit St., Oyster Bay (516) 922-5032 oysterbayhistorical.org Planting Fields Foundation Chair: Duncan C. Sahner 1395 Planting Fields Road, Oyster Bay (516) 922-9210 plantingfields.org Continued on next page

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the Friends of sagamore Hill Chairperson: Virginia Perrell 20 Sagamore Hill Road, Oyster Bay (516) 997-5346 friendsofsagamorehill.org theodore roosevelt sanctuary and audobon Center Senior Director: Kathryn D’Amico 134 Cove Road, Oyster Bay (516) 922-3200 audubon.org/theodore-roosevelt

Veterans american legion robert H. spittel Post 1285 45 Bayville Ave., Bayville (516) 628-1285 american legion Quentin roosevelt Post 4 P.O. Box 411, Oyster Bay american legion Howard a. Van Wagner Post 962 280 Forest Ave., Locust Valley (516) 674-3430 aMVets north shore Veterans Memorial Post 21 32 Marion St., Oyster Bay (516) 922-3283

Oak neck athletics 492 Bayville Ave., Bayville (516) 624-0608 oakneckathletics.teamsnapsites.com Oyster bay east norwich soccer Club President: Daniel Kramer P.O. Box 48, East Norwich (516) 922-2788 Oyster bay youth baseball and softball President: Kenny Ringold oysterbayyouthbaseball@gmail.com

youth bayville Community little league President: Jon Encarnacion P.O. Box 105, Locust Valley info@blvlittleleague. boys & girls Club of Oyster bay-east norwich Co-presidents: Claude Bahnik and Michèle Bahnik Mercier 1 Pine Hollow Road, Oyster Bay (516) 922-9285 bgcoben.org grenville baker boys & girls Club President: Eric S. Brook 135 Forest Ave., Locust Valley (516) 676-1460 GBBGC.org locust Valley bayville soccer Club President: George Vasiliou P.O. Box 115 Locust Valley info@lvbsc.com lvbsc.com nassau County Police activity Jennifer.purpi@gmail.com League Oyster Bay/East Norwich P.O. Box 396, Oyster Bay

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Oyster Bay parks blend history and nature By Will Sheeline

yster Bay's parks and preserves provide residents and visitors with a mix of history, recreation and natural beauty. From the former home of President Theodore Roosevelt to sprawling gardens, waterfront recreation and wooded trails, the community’s open spaces attract visitors throughout the year. Whether exploring Long Island history, walking a forest path or spending an afternoon by the harbor, Oyster Bay offers a park for nearly every interest.

Sagamore Hill National Historic Site was the longtime home of President Theodore Roosevelt.

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Presidential history at Sagamore Hill Few parks in the region carry the national significance of Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, the longtime home of President Theodore Roosevelt in Cove Neck. Known as the “Summer White House” during Roosevelt’s presidency, the estate served as his residence from 1885 until his death in 1919 and welcomed world leaders and dignitaries during his time in office. Today, the National Park Service maintains the 83-acre property, including the Roosevelt home, the Old Orchard Museum and grounds open to visitors throughout the year. Visitors can delve into Theodore Roosevelt’s world while enjoying miles of trails, museum exhibits and scenic shoreline 20

vistas. Tour Roosevelt's home through guided programs. Explore the Old Orchard Museum and visitor center. Walk nature trails through woodlands and salt marsh habitat. Visit the beach overlooking Cold Spring Harbor. The grounds are open daily from sunrise to sunset and remain one of Oyster Bay’s most popular destinations for both history enthusiasts and those who seeking outdoor recreation.Visitors regularly spot birds and wildlife along the nature trails and shoreline.

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Gardens and architecture at Planting Fields Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park combines horticulture, history and architecture across more than 400 acres in Oyster Bay. Once the estate of William Robertson Coe and Mai Rogers Coe, the property today serves as one of Long Island's premier public gardens and cultural institutions. It was designed by the Olmsted Brothers, a landscaping firm run by the two sons of famed landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. The brothers, John Charles and Frederick Law Jr., would become famous for their designs of college campuses like Harvard Business School as well as private projects for the wealthy businessmen of the Gilded Age. Today the arboretum is undergoing a renaissance of construction thanks to the efforts of staff and volunteers at the Planting Fields Foundation, which is responsible for 2026 - 2027

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the site's maintenance and preservation. Having completed a rework of the entrance and driveway, the planting of dozens of new local tree species to replace old or sick ones, and the ongoing work at the Oudolf Garden, (being designed by the prolific and well-known landscape designer Piet Oudolf), the historic park and arboretum continues to attract thousands of visitors through the region. Highlights include: The Main Greenhouse, home to orchids, palms, ferns and seasonal exhibits. The Camellia House, known for its winter blooms. The historic Coe Hall mansion. Miles of walking paths through gardens and woodland areas. Planting Fields also hosts educational programming, concerts, festivals and seasonal events throughout the year, making it a destination for families, photographers and gardeners alike.

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Waterfront recreation at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park Located along Oyster Bay Harbor, Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park serves as the community's primary waterfront gathering place. The park is perhaps best known as the home of Oyster Fest, which attracts tens of thousands of visitors to here each fall. From boating and beaches to picnicking by the water, Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park offers something for everyone to enjoy. A public beach. Picnic areas overlooking the harbor. Athletic fields and open green space. Boat launching facilities and marina access. Connections to nearby waterfront activities. Its location next to the WaterFront Center makes it a popular destination for kayaking, sailing and paddleboarding during warmer months. Residents can often be found walking the waterfront or enjoying Julia Capitelli/Herald views of Oyster Bay Harbor throughout the year. The Baymen Memorial Monument was unveiled in

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Exploring Oyster Bay’s hidden trails For visitors looking to trade waterfront views for forests and meadows, the North Shore Land Alliance maintains and protects a growing network of preserves across the North Shore. The conservation organization has helped preserve more than 1,500 acres of open space across Long Island, including several properties in and around Oyster Bay. Preserving the region's natural heritage, North Shore Land Alliance offers access to a variety of scenic trails and protected landscapes across the North Shore. Cordelia H. Cushman Preserve and Red Cote Preserve in Oyster Bay Cove. The Humes Preserve in Mill Neck. A collection of woodland and meadow trails connecting visitors with native habitats. Many of the preserves feature relatively easy walking trails through mature hardwood forests and wetlands, offering opportunities for birdwatching Will Sheeline/Herald and quiet recreation away from busier Hikers like Will Gavin, left, and Pete Hopkinson take advantage of local trails parks. maintained by the North Shore Land Alliance.

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The many ways to celebrate Oyster Bay By Will Sheeline

yster Bay hosts a variety of annual events that draw in residents and visitors throughout the year. Centered on history, culture and community, these are not-to-be missed moments that transform Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park, Audrey Avenue and downtown Oyster Bay into gathering places for thousands of attendees.

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Oyster Bay's maritime heritage in the spotlight at Oyster Fest Each October, Oyster Bay celebrates its waterfront history with Oyster Fest, one of the largest waterfront festivals on the East Coast. Organized in partnership with the Oyster BayEast Norwich Chamber of Commerce, the two-day event draws tens of thousands of visitors to Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park and the surrounding downtown area. Fresh oysters and seafood are the centerpiece of the festival, with local restaurants and vendors offering everything from raw oysters to lobster rolls and clam chowder. Food vendors from across Long Island provide additional options ranging from barbecue and international cuisine to desserts and specialty treats. Live music and entertainment take place throughout the weekend on multiple stages. Families can enjoy carnival rides, children's activities and interactive exhibits, while crafters and local businesses line the streets with handmade goods, artwork and merchandise. Maritime displays, environmental organizations and local nonprofits are also represented throughout the festival, highlighting Oyster Bay's connection to the harbor and Long Island Sound. This has become a signature tradition for the community and an annual destination for visitors from across the region. 24

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Honoring community spirit during Oyster Bay Day

Held each spring, Oyster Bay Day transforms downtown Oyster Bay into a celebration of local organizations, businesses and civic pride. Sponsored by the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce, the event showcases many of the groups and institutions that help define Oyster Bay's character. Community organizations, nonprofits and neighborhood Julia Capitelli/Herald businesses welcome everyone along Local businesses, such as My Pilates Studio, set up during Oyster Bay Day. Audrey Avenue and in Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park, offering information, along with activities and demonstrations for attendees. The event provides an opportunity for residents to learn more about volunteer opportunities, local services and upcoming programs. Live music and performances are held throughout the day, while food vendors and local restaurants offer refreshments and specialties. Family-friendly activities, games and crafts make this event popular with residents of all ages. Many local businesses and organizations use Oyster Bay Day to host open houses or special programming, encouraging visitors to explore the nearby museums, shops and historic sites.

Bringing authors and readers together at the Gold Coast Book Fair

Literature takes center stage each year during the Gold Coast Book Fair, which welcomes authors, readers and aspiring writers to Oyster Bay for a weekend dedicated to books and storytelling. Founded by former U.S. Rep. Steve Israel and his nonprofit Gold Coast Forum, the book fair features appearances by bestselling authors, journalists, historians and public figures — who participate Courtesy Gold Coast Forum in discussions, lectures and book Former U.S. Rep. Steve Israel hosts discussions with famous authors like Erik Larsen signings, including famous writers during the Gold Coast Book Fair. like Ron Chernow and Dan Silva. A broad range of genres and topics are covverd, including fiction, history, politics, memoirs, and current events. Panel discussions provide opportunities to hear from writers about their work and creative process, while Q-and-A sessions allow attendees to engage directly with authors. Local writers and emerging voices are frequently included alongside nationally recognized names. continued on page 26

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Booksellers and literary organizations participate throughout the event, creating opportunities for visitors to discover new books and connect with others who share a love of reading. Programming for children and young readers often includes story times and activities designed to encourage literacy and a lifelong appreciation for books. Additionally, the fair also includes inflatables, carnival games, food trucks and more.

Thousands of folks fill Oyster Bay’s streets throughout the year.

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Learning, achievement and opportunity: Students thrive on all fronts Oyster Bay-East Norwich and Locust Valley schools offer strong academics, arts and athletics

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he Oyster Bay-East Norwich and Locust Valley central school districts are among the most highly regarded public school systems on Long Island, serving students from elementary school through high school with strong academic programs, competitive athletics and nationally recognized arts education. Both districts have earned repeated recognition as Best Communities for Music Education from the National Association of Music Merchants Foundation, reflecting a commitment to providing students with a well-rounded educational experience.

Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District serves students from Oyster Bay, East Norwich and several surrounding villages. The district consists of Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School, James H.Vernon School and Oyster Bay Middle/High School.

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Roosevelt Elementary School • Theodore (Pre-K through Grade 2) What stands out: Early academic foundation: Theodore Roosevelt Elementary emphasizes literacy, mathematics and social-emotional learning during students’ earliest years while offering enrichment opportunities that support individual growth. Arts education: Students begin participating

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in music instruction at a young age as part of the district’s nationally recognized arts program. The district has earned the National Association of Music Merchants Foundation’s Best Communities for Music Education designation over consecutive years. Community engagement: The school regularly hosts family-centered learning events and districtwide celebrations that encourage parental involvement and strengthen school-community connections.

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Courtesy Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District Students at James H. Vernon School, the district’s intermediate school, often participate in music festivals and earn honors.

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Association festivals and All-County ensembles. Nearly 180 district students participated in NYSSMA events in 2025, with dozens earning All-County honors. Student achievement: Vernon students have earned recognition in music and arts competitions, helping strengthen the district’s reputation for fine arts excellence.

Courtesy Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District Oyster Bay Middle/High School students have been recognized for their strong academic performance.

Middle and High School

• Oyster Bay Middle/High School (Grades 7-12) What stands out: Academic performance: Oyster Bay-East Norwich was recognized by The Education Magazine as one of America’s 10 Outstanding School Districts for 2026. The district reported a 100 percent graduation rate, while 84 percent of Advanced Placement test-takers earned scores of 3 or higher. College readiness: Four-year college application rates increased to 97 percent under recent district initiatives, demonstrating strong preparation for postsecondary education. Science, athletics and extracurriculars: Students participate in science research programs, interscholastic athletics, including being highly rated for fencing, and a variety of clubs and activities. Recent student accomplishments include top finishes at the New York State Science and Engineering Fair.

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Locust Valley Central School District

The Locust Valley Central School District serves students from Bayville, Locust Valley, Lattingtown and surrounding North Shore communities. The district includes Bayville Primary School, Ann MacArthur Primary School, Locust Valley Intermediate School, Locust Valley Middle School and Locust Valley High School.

Elementary Schools

District elementary schools include: Bayville Primary School Ann MacArthur Primary School Locust Valley Intermediate School What stands out: Strong academic preparation: The district’s elementary schools emphasize foundational

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literacy and mathematics while offering enrichment opportunities that help students transition successfully to higher grade levels. Student-centered learning: Small class sizes and strong teacher-to-student ratios allow for individualized attention and academic support throughout the elementary years. Arts education: Students benefit from a districtwide commitment to music and arts instruction that has helped Locust Valley earn multiple Best Communities for Music Education recognitions, including seven consecutive years as of 2025.

Middle School

• Locust Valley Middle School What stands out: Smooth academic transition: The middle school offers students expanded coursework, extracurricular activities and athletic opportunities designed to prepare everyone for high school. Athletics and activities: Students can participate in competitive sports, clubs and performing arts programs that promote leadership and teamwork. Music excellence: The district’s award-winning music program continues through the middle school years, giving students opportunities to perform and compete at regional festivals.

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• Locust Valley High School What stands out: International Baccalaureate program: Locust Valley High School is known for its International Baccalaureate offerings, providing students with rigorous college-level coursework and a globally focused curriculum. Academic achievement: U.S. News & World Report ranked Locust Valley High School among the top 20 percent of schools in New York and the top 15 percent nationally in 2025. District leaders also note that students consistently perform above national averages on SAT and ACT examinations. Courtesy Locust Valley Central School District Athletics and student opportunities: Locust Valley High School Salutatorian Grant Creedon addressed the class of 2026 The Falcons compete successfully at the graduation ceremony on June 25. in Nassau County athletics while students participate in a wide range of clubs, leadership organizations and performing arts programs that complement classroom learning. Together, Oyster Bay-East Norwich and Locust Valley offer students strong academic foundations, nationally recognized arts programs and diverse extracurricular opportunities that continue to make them two of the country’s most respected school districts.

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he Oyster Bay-East Norwich, Locust Valley and Bayville libraries offer residents opportunities to learn, create and connect with their communities. From author talks and educational presentations to children's programs and cultural events, each library serves as a gathering place for all ages.

Oyster Bay-East Norwich Public Library The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Public Library has served residents of Oyster Bay and East Norwich for generations, offering a wide range of resources and programming for children, teens and adults. At 89 East Main St. in Oyster Bay, the library is a hub for lifelong learning and community engagement. Adult programming includes educational lectures, book discussions and technology classes designed to help patrons navigate an increasingly digital world. Topics range from local history and current events to financial planning, wellness and travel. Craft workshops and hobby groups provide Courtesy Kathleen Deyo opportunities for folks to explore new interests and The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Public Library will sometimes work by Long Island artists, such as ‘Crows Get connect with neighbors who share similar passions. feature Messages from Rain’ by Kathleen Deyo. Children and families can take part in story times, music programs and seasonal events throughout the year. Activities for younger patrons often incorporate literacy, creativity and handson learning. Teen programming includes study opportunities, volunteer initiatives and special events during school breaks and summer vacation. The library also hosts author visits and presentations from historians, educators and local experts. Programs focusing on Long Island history and Oyster Bay's heritage are particularly popular among residents interested in learning more about their community. In addition to books, movies and digital resources, the library provides meeting spaces, public computers and access to online databases. A museum pass program allows cardholders to Courtesy Marion Dodson borrow passes to museums and cultural institutions Libraries often collaborate to raise awareness through throughout the region, providing discounted or free events like the Nassau County Library System’s library tour, which Oyster Bay-East Norwich librarian Marion Dodson, admission to participating locations. left, and her sister Lorraine Bianco, also a Nassau County librarian, took part.

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Bayville Free Library The Bayville Free Library, at 34 School St., serves as a center for learning and community life in Bayville. The library provides books, digital resources and programming designed to meet the needs of residents of all ages. Programming for adults includes author talks, educational lectures and wellness classes. Topics frequently include local history, gardening, finance and current affairs. Creative workshops and hobby programs give participants opportunities to develop new skills and meet neighbors. Children's activities include story times, crafts and educational programs that promote continued on page 34

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literacy and curiosity. Seasonal celebrations and themed events tied to holidays and popular books help introduce younger readers to the library while encouraging a love of reading. Teen patrons can participate in volunteer projects, gaming events and workshops tailored to middle and high school students. Programs often provide opportunities for leadership development and community service. Serving as a local cultural hub, you'll find exhibits and special events highlighting artists and community organizations. Ongoing partnerships help enrich offerings with diverse educational and Herald file photo Libraries aren’t just for books. Bayville Free Library’s grand reopening in 2024 feacultural programs. tured circus performers. Like its counterparts, Bayville offers museum passes, digital lending services and access to online research tools. Together with its traditional collection of books and media, these resources ensure residents can access information and entertainment in a variety of formats.

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PLACES OF WORSHIP Churches Christ Church Rector: the Reverend Michael Piret 61 E Main St. Oyster Bay (516) 922-6377 Church of Saint Dominic Pastor: Reverend Walter Kedjierski 93 Anstice St. Oyster Bay (516) 922-4488 First Presbyterian Church of Oyster Bay Pastor: Jeffrey Prey 60 E Main St. Oyster Bay (516) 922-5477 Hood African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Pastor: the Reverend Lina B. Vanager 11 Summit St. Oyster Bay (516) 802-2559 Mount Olive Baptist Church Pastor: Kent Edmonston 163 South St. Oyster Bay (516) 922-5139 New Dream United Methodist Church Pastor: Namsuk Kim 1300 Jericho Oyster Bay Road East Norwich (516) 504-5612 North Shore Community Church Pastor: the Reverend James Kessler 209 South St. Oyster Bay (516) 922-7322 St. John’s Episcopal Church Rector: the Very Reverend Gideon L.K. Pollach 1670 Route 25A Cold Spring Harbor (516) 692-6368

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Each year, the Oyster Bay Music Festival brings its performances to local venues, including Christ Church Oyster Bay. St. John’s of Lattingtown Priest-in-charge: the Reverend Molly Jane Layton 325 Lattingtown Road Locust Valley (516) 671-3226 St. Pius V Chapel 8 Pond Place Oyster Bay Cove (516) 922-5430 The Church of St. Gertrude Pastor: the Reverend Monsignor Robert O’Morrissey 28 School St., Bayville (516) 628-1113 The Village Church of Bayville Pastor: Sue Cirillo 9 Mountain Ave. Bayville (516) 628-2737

True Life Christian Worship Center Pastors: Bob and Carol Brown 84 Orchard Street Oyster Bay (516) 922-2547

Synagogues Congregation L’Dor V’Dor Rabbi: Steven Moskowitz 11 Temple Lane Oyster Bay (516) 470-1700 The New Synagogue of Long Island Rabbi Irene Failenbogen 2 Brookville Road Brookville N.Y. 11545 Newsynagogue.li@gmail.com

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ELECTED OFFICIALS Village of Bayville

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Paul Rupp

Micah Tucker

Village Trustee

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Aimee DiBartolomeo

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Anne Walsh

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Andrew A. Monteleone (R)

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Elisa Santoro

Joseph S. Saladino (R)

Thomas P. Hand (R)

Steve Labriola (R)

Jeffrey P. Pravato (R)

Bruce Blakeman (R)

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Assemblyman – 15th District

1 School Street, Suite 303-B, Glen Cove, N.Y. 11542 (516) 676-0050

State Office: Legislative Office Building, Room 722, Albany, N.Y. 12248, (518) 455-4684; District Office: 111 W. Old Country Road, Suite 202, Hicksville, NY 11801, (516) 937-3571

Federal

United States Senator

United States Representative 3rd District

Maureen O’Connell (R)

Kathy Hochul (D)

Jack M. Martins (R)

Charles D. Lavine (D)

State office legislative office building, Room 608, Albany, N.Y. 112247 (518) 426-6720 District office 173 Mineola Blvd., Suite 201, Mineola, N.Y. 11501 • (516) 747-0203

Federal United States Senator

Charles E. Schumer (D)

Kirsten Gillibrand (D) 780 3rd Ave., Suite 2601 New York, N.Y. 10017 (212) 688-6262 United States Senate 478 Russell Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-4451

757 3rd Ave., Suite 1702 New York, N.Y. 10017 (212) 486-4430 United States Senate 313 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-6542

Jake Blumencranz (R)

Tom Suozzi (D)

Washington DC Office 1117 Longworth House Office Building Washington D.C., 20515 (202) 225-3335 District Office: 51 Glen St., Glen Cove, N.Y. 11542 • Phone: (516) 861-1070

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The Town of Oyster Bay's Town Board meets at least one Tuesday per month to hear from constituents and adjudicate local issues.

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Advertising, Media & Entertainment All Star Party Michael Battaglia 9 Blueberry Lane (516) 851-3423 allstarpartylongisland.com Digital Graphic Imagery Corp Richard Lucidi 115 Audrey Ave. First Floor (516) 277-9557 dgic.us Minuteman Press Syosset Jim Nichols 14 Berry Hill Road Syosset, NY 11791 (516) 364-2730 syosset.minutemanpress.com Motion Media Entertainment Ann Balderston-Glynn 124 Burtis Ave. (516) 624-7261 motionmediaentertainmentinc.com M.R. Signs Matthew Ambrosait 115 Audrey Ave. (516) 624-3234 Newsday LLC Ann Merfogel 6 Corporate Center Drive Melville, NY 11747 Oyster Bay Herald Rhonda Glickman 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City, NY 11530 (516) 569-4000 x 250 liherald.com Schneps Media LI Steven Blank 132 East. 2nd St. Mineola, NY 11501 (516) 263-6440 theisland360.com SPS Publishing dba Discovery Map of Huntington, Cold Spring Harbor, and Oyster Bay Steven Sprachman 15 Berry Lane Hicksville, NY 11801 (516) 699-7988 discoverymap.com

Advertising, Media & Entertainment; Business & Professional Ace Party and Tent Rental Megan Clarke 22 Harbor Park DrivePort Washington, NY 11050 (718) 559-5714 acepartyrental.com

Arts, History & Museums Bahr Gallery Ted Bahr 95 Audrey Ave. (516) 283-1967 bahrgallery.com

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Memorial Day parade in Oyster Bay. Gone Dancing Caitlin Malley 10 Audrey Ave. (516) 922-5112 gonedancingli.com Long Island Picture Frame & Art Gallery of Oyster Bay Jim Perna 20 Audrey Ave. (516) 558-7511 lipf.com

Arts, History & Museums; Shopping & General Retail

Arts, History & Museums; Not-For-Profit

1.800.50.TIRES Austin Azzaretto 200 E. Merrick Road Valley Stream, NY 11580 (516) 398-7225 goodyear.com

Oyster Bay Historical Society Denice Sheppard 20 Summit St. (516) 922-5032 oysterbayhistorical.org Oyster Bay Railroad Museum John Specce 102 Audrey Ave. (516) 558-7036 obrm.org Planting Fields Foundation Kayla Cheshire 1395 Planting Fields Road (516) 922-8600 plantingfields.org Raynham Hall Museum Harriet Gerard Clark 30 West Main St. (516) 922-6808 raynhamhallmuseum.org Sagamore Hill National Historic Site Jonathan Parker 20 Sagamore Hill Road (516) 802-7549 nps.gov/sahi/index.htm Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary & Audubon Center Kathryn D'Amico 134 Cove Road (516) 922-3200 ny.audubon.org/trsac

Not Just Art Eva Regulski 183 South St. (516) 922-8300 notjustart.com

Automotive

North Shore Ineos Grenadier Kunal Laheja 145 Pine Hollow Road (516) 817-6890 Northshoreineosgrenadier.com Pro-Buff Detailing Brian Warren 6278 Northern Blvd. #7 East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 624-9605 Sagamore Collision Gary Staurowsky 91 Pine Hollow Road (516) 922-5195 sagamoreautobody.com

Business & Professional Services Mill-Max Mfg. Corp Claude Bahnik 190 Pine Hollow Road PO Box 300 (516) 922-6000 mill-max.com

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ravin chetram 3 Harbor Road Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724 (917) 939-0244 the tax relief Pro Shelby Rosenberg 11 Sunrise Place Valley Stream, NY 11580 (516) 915-0283 thetaxreliefpro.com ZenBusiness Sallie Clark 5511 Parkcrest Drive, Suite 103 Austin, TX 78731 (844) 493-6249 zenbusiness.com/new-york-llc

Mill Neck Manor Emma Bougiamas 40 Frost Mill Rd Mill Neck, NY 11765 (516) 922-4100 millneck.org North shore community church Charles Alvarenga 213 South St (516) 922-7322 nscc.live

Business & Professional services; Legal, Finance & insurance

Oyster Bay Baseball Kenny Ringgold P.O. Box 24 (516) 220-5515

anthony Bellomo: allstate agency Maria Bellomo 67 West Main St. (718) 281-4566 agents.allstate.com

Oyster Bay italian american club Joe Quartuccio 48 Summit St. (516) 922-9744 iaccob.com

Gallego Financial Group raymond James Alex Gallego 68 West Main St. (516) 922-4200 raymondjames.com/gallegofinancialgroup

Oyster Bay Main st. association Jackie Cipolla PO Box 116 (516) 922-6982 oysterbaymainstreet.org

clubs, community & worship

People Loving People, inc. Adriana Kennedy 123 Audrey Ave. (516) 210-5120 peoplelovingpeople.net sailahead Sean Duclay 32 Greenhills Road Huntington Station, NY 11746 (631) 662-9132 sailahead.org

sagamore yacht club Jeff Fox PO Box 327 (516) 996-2879 sagamoreyc.com

clubs, community & worship; health, Fitness & Personal services Glen cove hospital Northwell health Susan Rassekh 101 St. Andrew's Lane Glen Cove, NY 11542 (516) 641-2411

clubs, community & worship; health, Fitness & Personal services; Not-For-Profit Man cave health Chris Masters 34 Audrey Ave. (631) 393-5710 mancavehealth.org

clubs, community & worship; Not-For-Profit Baymen's heritage association inc. Carol Kennedy PO Box 4, Bayville, NY 11771 baymensheritage.org

Friends of the Bay Christine Suter 111 South St., Suite 210 (516) 922-6666 friendsofthebay.org

the Friends of sagamore hill Brian Tadler 20 Sagamore Hill Road friendsofsagamorehill.org the Life enrichment center at Oyster Bay Ann Glynn 45 East Main St. (516) 922-1770 lifeenrichmentcenteroysterbay.org/ charity-organization-contact-us true Life christian worship center Robert Brown 84 Orchard St. Oyster Bay, NY 11758 (516) 922-2547 truelifecwc.org yolo strong Foundation Danielle Taylor 1 Shore Ave., Unit 332 (516) 698-2136 yolostrong.com youth & Family counseling agency William Best 12 Irving Place (516) 922-6867 yfcaoysterbay.org

event services caricatures 4 hire P.O. Box 128 Old Bethpage, NY 11804 (877) 782-7712 caricaturist4hire.com coastal charm Ashley Lessel 19 Spring St. (516) 817-7013 coastalcharmli.com Long island Propane Dan Stuckey 397 Duffy Ave. Hicksville, NY 11801 (516) 701-0101 longislandpropane.com Magnifatent corp Meghan Murphy 608 Johnson Ave., Suite 3 Bohemia, NY 11716 (631) 445-6109 magnifatent.com

Food truck Lisa ann’s On-the-Go-edibles Lisa Ann Robinson 4 Morrison Drive Old Bethpage, NY 11804 (516) 996-4694

Government & education Not-For-Profit east woods school Melissa Cedrone 31 Yellow Cote Road (516) 922-4400 eastwoods.org harmony heights school Kathy Nastri 60 Walnut Ave. East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 922-6688 harmonyheights.org Oyster Bay-east Norwich Library Michele Vaccarelli 89 East Main St. (516) 922-1212 oysterbaylibrary.org Oyster Bay east Norwich school District Francesco Ianni 1 McCouns Lane (516) 624-6500 obenschools.org town of Oyster Bay Nicholas Pearl 54 Audrey Ave. (516) 624-6350 oysterbaytown.com

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Health, Fitness & Personal Services Blue Water Spa Rachel Lozina 21 West Main St (516) 584-6800 bluewaterspany.com Bōdy Häus Nicoleta Cougentakis 55 W Main St. (516) 580-2343 Coach Jill Byrne Health and Nutrition Counseling Jill Byrne 24 Cord Place East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 770-5476 Coachjillbyrne.com Gooding Wellness Group Gordon Gooding 147 Main St. Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724 (631) 351-2940 goodingwellness.com Medical Esthetics and Wellness Dr. Mary Infantino 68 West Main St. (516) 922-1511 drmarynp.com Metro Physical & Aquatic Therapy Keri Chouinard 169 Pine Hollow Road (631) 672-1725 metropt.com My Pilates Studio Melanie Ranaldo 1016 Oyster Bay Road East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 238-8308 MyPilatesStudios.com

Purvi Gandhi Speech-Language Pathology Services Purvi Gandhi 1275 South St., Suite #1 (917) 860-3373 pagslp.com Smith Optical Inc Robert Smith 13 East Main St. (516) 922-2533 smithsoptical.com Susan Dembo Acupuncture Susan Dembo 123 South St., Suite 203 (516) 353-8876 susandemboacupuncture.com The Pearl: Tattoo & Fine Art Gallery Lauren La Bella 57 West Main St. thepearltattoo.com

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North Shore Dental Arts dba Corbin Dental The Dr's Corbin 216 South St. (516) 922-5888 corbindental.com/ Notes & Nirvana Andrea Gonnella 76 McCouns Lane (973) 865-0864 notesandnirvana.com Oyster Bay Funeral Home Louis Pillari 261 South St. (516) 922-7442 oysterbayfuneralhome.com Oyster Bay Yoga Amy Garvey 9 Audrey Ave. (516) 922-4222 oysterbayyoga.com

Sanctuary Home & Patio Dottie Simons 136-140 South St. (516) 870-3860 sanctuaryhp.com Wonderland Tree Care + Landscapes David Golon 72 Hamilton Ave. (516) 922-5348 wonderlandtreecare.com

Home & Garden Shopping & General Retail Vestige Debra Del Vecchio 8 Audrey Ave. (516) 647-5410

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Pro Sports Physical Therapy Michael Lacasse 9 East Main St. (516) 864-2900 prosportspt.com

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The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce helps spotlight local businesses by hosting ribbon-cutting ceremonies, such as the opening of Stellina Ristorante.

AFLAC Anthony Tuozzo 4250 Veterans Memorial Hwy. Holbrook, NY 11741 (631) 335-4982 aldenteob.com

American Community Bank Dante Bucci 68 West Main St. (516) 696-1950 acbalways.com Brooks Robb & Callahan Insurance Scott Brekne 35 Audrey Ave. (516) 922-6500 brcinsurance.com Edward Jones Kyle Piechucki 255 Executive Dr., Suite 403 Plainview, NY 11803 (516) 349-1204 edwardjones.com/kyle-piechucki Halliday Financial Jim Werner 725 Glen Cove Ave. Glen Head, NY 11545 (516) 671-1099 hallidayfinancial.com IHS Insurance Services Christopher LoGrippo 111 South St., Suite 19 (516) 421-3275 ihsgroup-llc.com Margaret Ross, CPA Margaret Ross 1 Furman Place East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 375-2634 onlineaccountants.com Nassau Financial Federal Credit Union Kardim Brown 50 Audrey Ave. (516) 240-1220 nassaufinancial.org New York Life Patrick Culhane 1660 Walt Whitman Road Melville, NY 11747 (908) 477-6020 linkedin.com/in/patrickculhanenyl/ Northeast Financial Stephanie Entenmann 123 South St., Ste 113 (516) 661-1209

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Robert L. Brusca, Attorney at Law Rob Brusca 123 South St., Suite 104 (516) 802-0255 Salvo Law, P.C. Christopher Salvo 1035 Oyster Bay Road, Ste D East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 331-0382 salvolawoffice.com TD Bank, N.A. Jennifer Yanes 6340 Northern Blvd. East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 922-2163 Td.Com Weintraub, Traub, Tracy & Virk Shawn Tracy 123 South St., Suite 112 (516) 922-3040 wttvcpa.com

Lodging & Travel East Norwich Inn Danny Patel 6321 Northern Blvd. East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 922-1500 eastnorwichinnli.com

Not-For-Profit Matthew Fetzer Foundation Ann Fetzer 19 University Road Bayville, NY 11709 (516) 695-5137 MatthewFetzerFoundation.com Scouting America Theodore Roosevelt Council Zachary Montenero 544 Broadway Massapequa, NY 11758 (516) 797-7600 trcscouts.org

Not-For-Profit Clubs, Community & Worship VFW Post 6394 Mitch Furman 20 Queens St. Syosset, NY 11791 (516) 921-7956

Not-For-Profit Government & Education The Learning Tree Nursery School Cindi Mantegari 61 East Main St. (516) 922-5999 thelearningtreeob.com

Pets & Veterinary For Pets Only Molly Trabich 185A South St. (516) 922-1526 forpetsonlyny.com

Paws Of War Gail Holt 127 Smithtown Blvd., Suite 6 Nesconset, NY 11767 (631) 406-6595 pawsofwar.org

Pets & Veterinary Not-For-Profit Patricia H. Ladew Foundation, Inc. Susan Whittred 34 Hamilton Ave. (516) 922-2287 theladewcatsanctuary.org

Real Estate, Construction & Services A.M. Shield Waterproofing, Corp. Jonathan Sorscher 33 Albertson Ave. Albertson, NY 11507 (516) 294-8400 amshieldcorp.com Bello Architects Joseph Bello 6334 Northern Blvd. East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 308-4646 joebelloarchitects.com Buildco Corp William Clarke 70 East Main St., Suite #101 (718) 517-0603 buildcocorp.com Clennon Design Studio Omar Clennon 12 Woodland Road (917) 407-9257 clennondesign.com Cozy Realty Inc. Steve Minicozzi 35 Townsend Square (516) 624-8447 Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty Nancy Sears 1 Buckram Road Locust Valley, NY 11560 (713) 542-2563 sothebysrealty.com Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty Frances Covello 5 Main St. Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724 (631) 692-6770 Douglas Elliman- Locust Valley Jyll Kata 71 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, NY 11560 (516) 759-1110 elliman.com/offices/long-island/ locust-valley/about GMF Builders Travis Graves 4 Audrey Ave. (646) 937-1752 gmfbuild.com Heatherwood Luxury Apartment Lisa Dutra 600 Pine Hollow Drive Leasing Office East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 566-0242 norwichgateluxuryapartments.com

Northcoast Civil: Land Surveying & Engineering Thomas Bremen 39 West Main St. (516) 922-3031 northcoastcivil.com Renaissance Property Associates Tanya Espinal 255 South St. (516) 622-8200 rpali.com Slattery Construction James Slattery 12 Leona Place Locust Valley, NY 11560 (516) 439-9880 The YOLO Home Team Danielle Taylor 20 Kellogg St. We Buy Long Island Homes Fast Michael Plactere 173 Birch Hill Road, Ste. B Locust Valley, NY 11560 (631) 825-8747 webuylongislandhomesfast.com

Real Estate, Construction & Services Business & Professional Services Marisa Orlich Interiors Marisa Orlich 49 Cord Place East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 320-1584 marisaorlichinteriors.com

Restaurants, Food & Beverages 2 Spring 2 Spring St Oyster Bay, NY 11771 (516) 624-2411 2springstreet.com Al Dente Of Oyster Bay Nicole/Stacey Rahilly/Petersen 62 South St. (516) 455-5798 instagram.com/aldenteob Beach Bird 19 East Main St. Oyster Bay, NY 11771 (516) 240-2404 beachbirdli.com Chez Hedwige Gluten Free Bakery Edwige Oriol 111 S. Franklin Ave. Valley Stream, NY 11582 (516) 474-5017 chezhedwige.com Christina's Epicure Christina Zoitas 1015 Oyster Bay Road East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 922-5500 christinasepicure.com Coach Meeting House Rustan Lundstrum 160 Mill River Road (516) 588-9288 coachmeetinghouse.com

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Cooper Bluff Rustan Lundstrum 5 Bay Ave. (516) 303-4071 cooperbluff.com Dough and Co Pizza Daniel Rocca 25 East Main St. (516) 922-0434 doughandcopizza.com Dulce Deli Roger Carolina 65 Audrey Ave. (516) 922-3500 East Norwich Bagels Jon Bendrihem 1011 Oyster Bay Road East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 624-0406 enbagels.com Fine Wine Unlimited Joseph Florio 1021 Oyster Bay Road East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 922-6150 Gino's of East Norwich Nicholas DiNardo 1027 Oyster Bay Road East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 588-9200 ginosofeastnorwich.com Harborside Deli Pete Gioia 99 South St. (516) 922-2950 northshorefinefoods.com/Harborside Hoshi Sushi & Asian Fusion 34 Audrey Ave. Oyster Bay, NY 11771 instagram.com/hoshi.ob Karmic Grind Alicia Zarou Scanlon 69 Pine Hollow Rd thekarmicgrind.com Knot of this World Pretzels Ray Ruffino 3041 Hempstead Tpke. Levittown, NY 11756 (516) 238-0382 knotofthisworldpretzels.com L'Etoile Maria Milana 108 South St. (516) 730-8088 letoileny.com La Bottega 6245 Northern Blvd. East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 688-0111 labottegagourmet.com/east-norwich La Pizzetta Restaurant 1008 Oyster Bay Road East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 624-7800 lapizzettaeastnorwich.com McDonalds Oyster Bay Maria Sullivan 245 Pine Hollow Road (516) 624-9266 mcdonalds.com

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Mister Softee Omar Johnson 149 Sterling Road Elmont, NY 11003 (646) 325-9116 Oyster Bay Brewing Company Ryan Schlotter 36 Audrey Ave. (516) 315-2573 oysterbaybrewing.com Sweet Tomato Bernie Seringer 91 Audrey Ave. (516) 802-5353 mysweettomato.com The Audrey Giulia Milana 30 Audrey Ave. (631) 358-3522 theaudreyob.com The Greekville Milton Hatzinikolaou 1003 Oyster Bay Road East Norwich, NY 11732 (516) 624-7000 thegreekville.com The Red Stag Chris McKenna 61 Audrey Ave. (516) 946-3866 theredstagob.com VNS Wines Sandy Chand 62 South St. (516) 922-0024 vns-liquors.square.site/ Wild Honey Restaurant Tina O'Brien 1 East Main St. (516) 922-4691 wildhoneyrestaurant.com

Shopping & General Retail Coin Galleries of Oyster Bay Ira Einhorn 90 South St. (516) 922-0222 coingalleriesofoysterbay.com Dr. Pennskin Shave Company Eric Penn 305 East 24th St., Apt. 3Y New York, NY 10010 (718) 309-4020 drpennskin.com Encore Une Fois NY Natascha Ruiz 103 South St. (516) 922-1086 EncoreUneFoisNY.com GFL Grateful For Life, LLC Kenneth Cardone 3527 Stephen Lane Wantagh, NY 11793 (516) 231-6282 gflclothing.com Hive Market & Gallery, Inc. Laura Escobar 100-102 Audrey Ave. (631) 838-5008 hivemarketob.com

Legame NY LLC Jacqueline Kagiwada 102 Audrey Ave. (631) 637-9300 legamejewelry.com Luxeswap Natascha Ruiz 101 South St. (516) 226-1055 luxeswap.com Moses Nadel 117 South St. (212) 254-0920 mosesnadel.com Nobman's Hardware Frank Biordi 95 South St. (516) 922-6233 nobmanshardware.com N.T. Designs Nicole Troncone 279 South St. (516) 584-6218 ntdesigns.net PS Designs Jewelry Patricia Stewart 54 Michele Terrace Massapequa Park, NY 11762 (516) 508-1314 Psdesignsjewelry.com Sagamore Soapworks Pamela Diehl PO Box 4 (516) 526-5216 SagamoreSoapworks.com Silk Petals NY Susan Gail Stanton 168 Riverside Ave. Amityville, NY 11701 (516) 343-9304 byTrellus.com/store/silk-petals-ny Smith Jewelers Lois Smith 11 East Main St. (516) 922-6744 smithjewelersny.com Rich LaMarc Theodore's Books Chloe Blog 17 Audrey Ave . (516) 636-5550 theodoresbooks.com Village Cigar Headquarters Miguel Baez 185 Waverly Ave. Patchogue, NY 11772 (631) 307-9033 Villagecigarhq.com

Utilities & Emergency Services Basin Haulage Inc Ashley Lukas 57-01 Flushing Ave. Maspeth, NY 11398 (718) 366-6513 basinhaulage.com

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Strong Island Electric Steven Rose 18 Pine Hollow Road (516) 759-0529 strongislandelectric.com

Waterfront & Marine Oyster Bay Marine Center John McGrane 5 Bay Ave. (516) 624-2400 obmc.com

Waterfront & Marine Not-For-Profit Oakcliff Sailing Center Dawn Riley 4 South St. (516) 802-0368 oakcliffsailing.org Oyster Bay Community Rowing Dana Pagliara 3 West End Ave., Building H (516) 500-3677 oysterbaycommunityrowing.org Courtesy OB-EN Chamber of Commerce

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