Mohens Honored
other
stories:
Oyster Bay East Norwich Civic Associations’ Casual Cocktail Gathering a Huge Success
Oyster Bay Historical Society’s Canteen Dance
Glen Cove City Council Adopts Master Plan
Letter to the Editor and Editorial
Community Calendar
Classifieds
Obituaries
Memorial Day
other
stories:
Update on Ryefield Road Fire
Bonfire Ban Sparks Deliberation
Locust Valley Fire Department Update
Letter to the Editor and Editorial
Community Calendar
Classifieds
Obituaries
Locust Valley Auto Accident
other
stories:
Locust Valley Memorial Day Events
It Takes a Village -- Team from Glen Cove Hospital on a Humanitarian Mission
Glen Cove Narcotics Investigation
Budget Bingo
other
stories:
?Day Laborers - Proposed Law Update
?Long Islanders Overwhelmingly Support
Open Space and Farmland
?Glen Cove Chamber Culinary Delight
?Reverse Rotary Raffle
other
stories:
?Thomas Park Contract Changes
?Day Laborers On TOB Agenda
Letter to the Editor and Editorial
Community Calendar
Arbor Day at Planting Fields
other
stories:
Grown on Long Island Campaign
Locust Valley Fire Department Updates
Locust Valley Chamber of Commerce Update
?LVCSD Budget Vote and Election Update
?Glen Cove Resident Sentenced
Letter to the Editor and Editorial
Day Labor Dilemma
other
stories:
Wine Change Squashed
Birches Groundbreaking Scheduled for April 16
Senator Marcellino Denounces Doomsday Budget
?Historical Heart Start Path Through Oyster Bay
Letter to the Editor and Editorial
LV Rotary Club 13th Annual Spaghetti Dinner
other
stories:
Waldman Wins Trailblazer Award
Pedestrian Signals Part of County Project
?Glen Cove DGEIS Meeting
Gold Coast Losing More Open Land?
other
stories:
Crossed Signals?
TOB Dune Stabilization Project
Letter to the Editor and Editorial
1/13/09
Edition:
Brookville
Mayor Retires After 30 Years of Service
other
stories:
The
Matinecock Tribe Today
Oyster
Bay High School and Friend’s Academy
Students Take “The CHALLENGE”
Time
to Say Goodbye to Lenice
12/29/08
Edition:
Bold
Bayville Residents Take a Plunge
other
stories:
Audits
Find LVCSD
Overtaxed Residents for 2008-2009
Holocaust
Survivors Celebrate Bat Mitzvahs
MNA’s
Proud History - Part II
Last
Public Meeting Regarding Library Expansion
12/22/08
Edition:
OB
Students Open Their Hearts
and Pantries for the Needy
other
stories:
LVHS
Contributes to the Matthew Fetzer Toy Drive
Christmas
Held at Coe Hall
Winter
Wishes for Kids at Bayville Intermediate School
Mill
Neck Kids Fundraise and Give Thanks at Barnes &
Noble
12/9/08
Edition:
Locust
Valley Christmas Tree Lighting
other
stories:
Fun-Filled
Winter Festival in Bayville
Schumer
Brings Good News to The Birches
Glen
Cove Man Receives Prison Term for
2007 Drugged Driving Fatality
12/2/08
Edition:
Old
Brookville Police Assist in Arrest of
Two “Over the Hill” Burglary Suspects
other
stories:
Mission
Accomplished at GBBGC Thanksgiving Dinner
Man
Struck and
Killed By Train in LV
Boater
Perishes
in Oyster Bay
11/25/08
Edition:
New
Chapter for Locust Valley Library Remains to Be Written
other
stories:
Know
Your Neighbor: Local Pilot Pioneer Spencer Kellogg
11/18/08
Edition:
Otters
Back on North Shore?
other
stories:
Mill
Neck Fire Levels Home
A
MONSTER WITH A MESSAGE
Expert: So-called Montauk Monster’s
Twin may save Long Island
Sea
Monsters Surface When Markets Plunge
11/11/08
Edition:
CENTRE
ISLAND MONSTER SURFACES
Has the Montauk Monster's Twin washed
ashore here on the Gold Coast?
other
stories:
False
Mayday Calls Launch Investigation
Residents
Find Money Owed
In Bayville
11/4/08
Edition:
Halloween
in Locust Valley
other
stories:
Hand
in Hand: GBBGC and the Community
Beloved
Glen Cove Teacher Found Murdered
Upper
Brookville’s Mayor Negotiates with the Russians
Murdoch
Keeps Centre Island Home
Community
Foundations for Thomas Park Renovations
10/28/08
Edition:
other
stories:
Mysterious
Hauntings on the North Shore
Bayville
Haunted Firehouse:
Shrieks, Creeks and Screams for a Good Cause
The
$5M Question:
LVCSD’s Trust and Agency Fund
Long
Island’s Own Real Life Witch!
10/21/08
Edition:
Work
Begins at Thomas Park
other
stories:
Alberta
Place Plans -
Back to the Drawing Board
Glen
Cove Releases 2009 Budget Plan
14th
Annual Animal Lovers League Dinner
Preaching
Prevention:
Locust Valley Fire Department To Hold Open House
10/14/08
Edition:
A
Guide To The Oysterfest
other
stories:
Nassau
Firefighters Museum
Honors Oyster Bay Fire Chief
Case
Remains Open in Death of Clammer
TOB
Considers Reducing
Floor Area Ratios
Dredging
Proposed for Oyster Bay Harbor
Lally
Organizes McCain Town Hall Meeting
10/7/08
Edition:
Locust
Valley Harvest Festival
other
stories:
Captain
John Underhill:
Man of Mystery and History
Discovered
Body Identified as
Missing Clammer
A
Commuter’s Sigh of Relief:
NYSDOT Speculates Viaduct Completion in Spring 2009
Bayville
Family Hosts Annual Celebration of Life,
Raising Over $70,000
9/23/08
Edition:
Mill
Neck Car Crash
other
stories:
A
Sound Mystery: Missing Clammer Found?
Locust
Valley FD Event Assists
Wounded Warriors
Long
Islanders’ Role in
World War II Honored at New
Cradle of Aviation Exhibit
9/16/08
Edition:
The
Journey to # 1:
Coco Vandeweghe is Well on Her Way
other
stories:
Plans
for Alberta Place Raise Concerns
Ike
Spike
Letting
the Dogs Out!
Locust Valley’s 3rd Annual Dog Festival
9/9/08
Edition:
A
Wonderful Waterside Festival in Bayville
other
stories:
Oktoberfest!
Lederhosen and Cell Phones?
Nassau
Buys More Open Land
9/2/08
Edition:
other
stories:
New
Mural at Bayville Village Hall
County
Legislature Unanimously
Approves Birches Sewage Solution
Locust
Valley’s Local Hero, Nancy Leupold
8/26/08
Edition:
Bin
Voyage:
Bin 23 Sells, Gino & Co. Stays
other
stories:
Bayville
Boater Killed
in Water Race
Arrest
in Brookville Home Invasion
SCYC
Wins Hinman Trophy
8/19/08
Edition:
Decision
in Bayville Battle Over
Water Tower Antennas
other
stories:
Why,
Shucks! It’s the Oyster Fest
TR
Association’s New Museum Plans Unveiled
8/12/08
Edition:
Waterspouts
& Wild Weather
other
stories:
Thomas
Park Plans
The
Birches - One Vote Down…One to Go
Republican
Senatorial Report and CSEA
Response on School District Taxes
Bayville
Woman Arrested for
St. Gertrude’s Theft
8/5/08
Edition:
Double
Homicide:
C.W. Post Student Murdered
other
stories:
Filming
Up in the Air on the North Shore
Bayville
Bar Fight Lands
LV Man in Cuffs
7/29/08
Edition:
Birches
Decade Long Drain -
Light at the End of the Pipe?
other
stories:
Muttontown
Slave Labor
Case Finally Nears an End
13th
Annual Film Festival
Wraps Up in Stony Brook
7/22/08
Edition:
Diana
Ross Concert Raises
$1 Million for Feinstein Institute
other
stories:
Temple
Youth Raise $3,000 to
Send Children with Cancer to Camp
Going
Green:
Bayville Auto Mechanic and Green Inventor
Billy
at Shea: Oh, What a Night!
7/15/08
Edition:
Ryefield
Road Home Burns to Ground
other
stories:
Downtown
Oyster Bay Gets Facelift
Nassau
Red Cross To Hold Beach Bash
BBQ & Swim-A-Cross
6/25/08
Edition:
other
stories:
LV
Students to Host Summer Benefits
& Rekindle Operation Democracy
Bayville's
Taxpayer Party Wins Big
City
View Remains on Hold
6/18/08
Edition:
Renehan
Pleads Guilty to Stealing TR Letter
other
stories:
LV
Students to Host Summer Benefits
& Rekindle Operation Democracy
Brush'd
Off the L.I.R.R.
Oh,
Deer! Deer Sightings on the North Shore
6/11/08
Edition:
Oh,
Deer! Deer Sightings on the North Shore
6/4/08
Edition:
Locust
Valley Relay For Life
5/28/08
Edition:
5/21/08
Edition:
Child
Saved by Rotary's Gift of Life
5/14/08
Edition:
5/7/08
Edition:
Village
of Bayville Officials
Present Streetscape Proposal
4/30/08
Edition:
Answer
to Birches' Sewage Woes?
4/16/08
Edition:
Hannity
Moves to Centre Island
4/9/08
Edition:
Locust Valley, Bayville,
Glen c A
young boy enjoys his spaghetti at the Locust Valley
Rotary-sponsored Spaghetti Dinner last Wednesday,
held to benefit the Grenville Baker Boys and Girl’s
Club Scholarship fund.
other
stories:
4/2/08
Edition:
Former
TRA Director Indicted
on Theft Charges
other
stories:
Concern
over Charity?
Donation Bins Raise a Variety of Concerns
Leader
Reporter Publishes Memoirs
No
Tax Increase for Bayville
3/26/08
Edition:
Super
Salary for New LVCSD Superintendent
Locust Valley, Bayville,
Glen c
other
stories:
3/19/08
Edition:
Fire
at LV Restaurant,
Major Damage Averted by Quick Acting Firemen
Locust Valley, Bayville,
Glen c
other
stories:
3/12/08
Edition:
Spitzer
Scandal; Crime Fighter Crashes
New
York's Governor Eliot Spitzer, who has spent over
a decade promising to defeat crime and won the governorship
in 2006 on promises to end corruption in Albany, is
being asked to resign by political adversaries today,
after being implicated by federal officials in a prostitution
ring crackdown.
Spitzer, who made only a brief
statement Monday, did not aknowledge the specific
accusations or the issue of his possible resignation,
but instead apologized to his family and the people
of New York for not upholding ethical standards which
he set for himself. He went on to say that the issue
at hand was a private matter and not political in
nature, adding that politics is not not about individuals,
but about ideas. He also said that "We sought
to bring real change to New York, and that will continue."
According
to reports,
Spitzer is implicated as "Client 9" in a
court document related to a federal investigation
into a prostitution ring, which involved the FBI and
IRS. He supposedly was recorded by a federal wire
tap, in which he allegedly discussed the details of
an arrangement with a prostitute from a high-end sex
service and transported her across state lines; if
charged, Spitzer could face felony charges. It is
still unclear whether the money used for these transations,
in the thousands of dollars, was public or private
money.
Spitzer has built much of his career
on ethics and fighting crime, which other than the
legal ramifications of the governor comitting a crime,
says critics, is enough reason for him to immediately
step down. While a slew of Albany insiders predicted
his resignation Monday afternoon, Spitzer and his
office remained quiet after the brief afternoon press
conference and have not mentioned resignation to the
public as of this time. Other sources close to the
situation tell The Leader that the governor
may be waiting for "the storm to blow over"
to see if his administartion can weather more controversy,
or may be holding out to use his position of power
as a bargaining chip in making a deal with federal
prosecuters related to possible charges that have
yet to be filed against him.
Read Commentary on the Spitzer
Scandal
Locust Valley, Bayville,
Glen c
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stories:
3/5/08
Edition:
FEMA
Urges LI Residents to Get Flood Insurance Before New
Maps Adopted
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