Old Bethpage, NY News & Events

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

Public hearing on Melville Crossing packs Huntington Town Hall

Supporters and opponents of the proposed Melville Crossing development packed a Huntington Town Hall for a public hearing on the project.

2m read

Only in NewsdayWho are LI's best baseball players? Here are our top 100.

14m read

Breaking NewsShot that killed NYPD detective from Long Island came at 'lightning speed,' witness testifies

2m read

NYC Council staffer who was detained in Bethpage ordered deported

2m read

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

1m read

Upcoming Events

Saturday, March 21

Artemisia Gentileschi

Mar24

Art professor Thomas Germano will discuss the life and artwork of Italian Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi

Where

Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library

999 Old Country Rd.

Plainview, NY

Phone

516-938-0077

Price

free

Website

poblib.org

Soul City Orchestra

Mar28

Performance of soul, Motown, and funk, featuring original arrangements and a trio of female vocalists known as the Soul City Angels.

Where

Plainview-Old Bethpage Library

999 Old Country Rd.

Plainview, NY

Phone

631-561-7224

Price

free

Website

soulcityorchestra.com

Seeds for the Early Spring Garden

Mar30

Horticulturist Paul "Pauley the Plant Man" Levine will discuss when and how to plant your seeds to create a flourishing spring garden, including both vegetable and flower seeds

Where

Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library

999 Old Country Rd.

Plainview, NY

Phone

516-938-0077

Price

free

Website

poblib.org

See more events

So long, winter: Here's when LI's popular warm-weather spots reopen

7m read

Step into spring: Stroll LI's botanical gardens and arboretums

4m read

Plainedge teacher sparks learning with robots, pumpkins and bread baking

1m read

Only in NewsdayWanted: New boat to help rebuild Oyster Bay's shellfish population

2m read

Saturday, March 21

Only in NewsdayAffordable seafood spot opens in LI downtown

1m read

Only in NewsdayGreek eatery replacing taco bar in LI village

1m read

Ice cream shop closes after 3 years

1m read

LI nursing home sold for nearly $50M — what it means for troubled industry

2m read

Only in NewsdayWoman pleads guilty to stealing $2.8M from missing LI couple's bank accounts

3m read

LI man indicted in New Year's Day head-on crash that severely injured another driver

1m read

Garden City vs. Massapequa in football? It'll happen Sept. 26

Fire injures 1, damages Hicksville dentist's office

First in NewsdayAccused Gilgo Beach serial killer skips court hearing over health concerns

4m read

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

3m read

'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

2m read

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

3m read

Plainedge girls basketball falls short in Class A regional final

1m read

Man, 26, dies after being found on highway shoulder, police say

Only in Newsday'Mommy's office hours': How these LI women navigate running a business from their homes

7m read

Only in NewsdayFrom fishing boats to farms, Iran war drives up fuel costs across LI

4m read

LI Class A boys basketball final photos: Mt. Sinai vs. Floral Park

Floral Park's 29-10 run before halftime keys LI Class A title win

2m read

Remembering Woolworth's, the beloved variety store chain

3m read

Only in NewsdayFarmingdale, Seaford cheer teams delayed for state tourney due to buses without seat belts

2m read

Only in NewsdayLI manufacturer with 170 workers moving HQ out of state

2m read

Higher ed is facing 'tremendous disruption.' Why these LI academics say college is still worth it.

2m read

Only in Newsday3 new rides coming to Adventureland this season

3m read

Highlights: 4 LIers win state titles in girls wrestling

Baldwin boys basketball team advances in pursuit of sixth straight county title

1m read

Only in NewsdayNassau legislator Arnold Drucker won't seek re-election

1m read

Little sleep, lots of coffee: How crews worked to ensure LI schools could reopen

2m read

Only in NewsdayA flight risk? Tall apartments could be too close to airport, residents say.

2m read

Only in NewsdayFor LI road salt, the trip north starts deep inside a Chilean mine

6m read

Long Islanders' Favorites

Only in Newsday4 LI districts want to pierce their tax levy caps: Why officials say it's needed

The fact that four districts want to exceed their levy cap is an indication of how tough it's been for districts to balance their budgets, a local school advocate said.

6m read

MORE ON THIS TOPICSee your district's proposed increase