Tuesday Jul 15 | Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
Although the Town of Oyster Bay now has a new comprehensive tree ordinance, the news appears not to have trickled down to the troops.
Love seafood? You'll need the FishPhone, wallet cards, and DNA testing before dining.
On the verge of ordering swordfish steak for dinner? Quick, call FishPhone, a new text-messaging service set up by the Blue Ocean Institute of East Norwich, N.Y. Text 30644, the message FISH and "swordfish." ...
Oyster Bay Relay for Life Events Raises Over $90,000 to Fight Cancer
The Oyster Bay community can be proud of itself for coming out to support the second Relay for Life event, held on Friday, June 6 from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. on the grounds of the Theodore Roosevelt Elementary ...
ENCA Asks for Answers on Proposed Steering Committee
By Dagmar Fors Karppi The East Norwich Civic Association has been considering the proposed Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Museum that Theodore Roosevelt Association President Jim Bruns hopes to build in ...
Let's Share the Stillwell Fields
Oyster Bay and East Norwich are experiencing a problem with not having enough playing fields to adequately provide for athletic opportunities to young people in the community.
Active Servicemen Join Veterans in Remembrance of the Price of Freedom
Memorable Memorial Day Parade By Dagmar Fors Karppi The dignitaries in the Derby-Hall bandstand saluting the American flag as it was raised at noon.
OB-EN Passes Budgets, Resolution Dando and Warwick Elected to Boards
By D. F. Karppi After the vote: Oyster Bay-East Norwich School Board members: Donald Zoeller, Keith Kowalsky, Superintendent of Schools Dr.
Supply of dog catchers c. 1908
An interesting story concerning man's best friend from the May 23, 1908 NYT: Before the arrival of President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, L.I., for the summer, every stray dog in Oyster Bay, Locust Valle, Mill ...
There appears to be a penchant for damaging local signs and while the crime is listed as "criminal mischief" there really is no "little" crime.
Memorial Day Parade Monday, May 26
Quentin Roosevelt Post #4 The American Legion will hold its 89th Annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 26. via Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
Fun: the Cement that Binds Community Spirit
It is always inspiring to see organizations prosper and grow. Our congratulations go to the joint civics of Oyster Bay and East Norwich. via Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District Vote on Tuesday, May 20
“One is a freshmen at the University of Delaware, that's Ali; and one is teaching in Maryland, that's Jayme. She went to the same school”
By D. F. Karppi Tuesday, May 20 is school board election day in New York State. Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District members are being asked to vote for a $45,700,036 budget for the 2008-2009 school year. via Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
Oyster Bay-E. Norwich: School Voters Guide 2008
VOTING 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday at Oyster Bay High School. THE BUDGET The district is proposing a budget of $45,700,036 for the 2008-09 school year, up 4.66 percent from the current $43,666,045. The ... via Newsday.com
Closing prices on homes on Long Island, Queens are up
“I think that buyers realize that things are not as bad as the media portrays them to be.”
Median closing prices on homes on Long Island and in Queens have gone up for the first time in months, just as the house-buying season goes into full swing. via Newsday.com
Oyster Bay - Where There Is Always Lots Going On
“The present obstacles can be overcome.”
We spent about four hours this weekend doing research at the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Public Library. via Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
The Rothmann's Corner in EN Is Up for Development Again
“He wants to get the community behind him before he goes ahead. I don't know if he'll even buy the property if the community is not for the plan. He hasn't purchased the property as yet.”
By Dagmar Fors Karppi The Chas. Rothmann's Steakhouse on the corner of Route 25A and 106 is the centerpiece of a proposed retail development for the site. via Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
Paper Clips Project Comes to OB
“That was what initiated our relationship with them. I started an email correspondence with the teachers at the Whitwell school where the Paper Clips Project took place”
By Dagmar Fors Karppi Meryl Schorr, Jane Knstler, Katie Easterly, Sandra Roberts and Sara Anderson. via Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
“The big hill coming down by the Mill Pond, onto Lake Avenue in Oyster Bay.”
How Well Do You Know the Area? Do you know where this week's picture was taken? If you do, call the Enterprise-Pilot at 747-8282 and let us know. via Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
The Next Step: Form a Balanced Committee to Pursue the Parameters of a TR Museum
From the first time that the Oyster Bay and East Norwich Civic Associations were made aware of a proposed Theodore Roosevelt Museum and Research Center in September 2007, we recognized the opportunity and honor ... via Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
“I know the mystery picture. It is in Oyster Bay, at Roosevelt Park, with people standing around.”
How Well Do You Know the Area? Do you know where this week's picture was taken? If you do, call the Enterprise-Pilot at 747-8282 and let us know. via Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot