Bayville, NY News & Events

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

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NYC Council staffer who was detained in Bethpage ordered deported

LI elementary school damaged in fire could reopen in weeks, superintendent says

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, March 21

Online: The Life and Contributions of Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge

Mar23

Mallory Mortillaro will explore the life of Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge and the important contributions she made to the world around her, register for a Zoom link starting Feb. 23

Where

Bayville Free Library

34 School St.

Bayville, NY

Phone

516-628-2765

Price

free

Website

bayvillefreelibrary.org

Bluelight Club Community Concert

Mar28

Live blues/jazz music performance by pianist Jack Licitra, vocalist Anastasia René and saxophonist Rob Cutts, register

Where

Sayville Library

88 Greene Ave.

Sayville, NY

Phone

631-589-4440

Price

free

Website

sayvillelibrary.org

Stringtopia, the Long Island Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra

Mar29

Live musical performance by the Long Island Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra, preference to cardholders and residents, register

Where

Great Neck Library - Main Building

159 Bayview Ave.

Great Neck, NY

Phone

516-466-8055

Price

free

Website

greatnecklibrary.org

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Fire injures 1, damages Hicksville dentist's office

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'American Idol' contestant from LI gives advice during visit to alma mater

'He just followed his dream'

'Most members of Congress, on both sides, want to work together'

LI rep says he pushed back 'publicly and behind the scenes' on ICE tactics in Minnesota

Tiny East Norwich packs a little bit of everything into one square mile

Plainedge girls basketball falls short in Class A regional final

Not a glass house: Rent Billy Joel's old Gold Coast estate for $100,000 per month

Former executive at Oyster Bay shellfish company dies at 71

Billy Joel sells estate for $28.75 million — an LI record outside Hamptons

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Take your pick: 4 big apple festivals happening this month

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Meet the three LIers participating at Islanders' development camp

Lawrence Schmidlapp, mayor of Centre Island, dies at 80

'Devil Wears Prada 2' shoots in Oyster Bay

LI's hidden gem nature preserves

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