Published in the Syosset Jericho Tribune, September 2023 A little over a year ago on Aug. 25, a ribbon cutting was hosted at the Thomas S. Gulotta Wheatley Farms & Arts Center, located at 211… Read more

Published in the Syosset Jericho Tribune, August 2023 Raising awareness amid increase of drunk driving crashes It has been a deadly month for Long Island motorists.Over 20 people have died this month in car accidents… Read more

Published in the Syosset Jericho Tribune, August 2023 Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation employees, on their own time, stood loud and proud on Syosset-Woodbury Road in a picket from Aug. 4 to… Read more

Published in the Syosset Jericho Tribune, August 2023 Every month, Syosset Public Library patrons can expect to find new artwork displayed in the gallery near the cafe. On Aug. 1, during a busy afternoon at… Read more

Published in the Syosset Jericho Tribune, July 2023 The Town of Oyster Bay’s Inspector General Brian Noone resigned on June 20 after the Nassau County District Attorney launched an investigation into his practices. The Glen… Read more

Published in the Syosset Jericho Tribune, July 2023 It was a great day for LEGO fans on June 24. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., I LUG NY, the regions premier LEGO user group, presented… Read more

Published in the Syosset Jericho Tribune, July 2023 The COVID-19 pandemic was a trying time for many people. According to data from Georgetown University, with business closures and restrictions beginning in March of 2020, 23… Read more

Published in the Syosset Jericho Tribune, June 2023 Sabrina Navaretta, a graduate of Syosset High School from Woodbury, was known for her smile.“She was such a good kid, a student,” said Sabrina’s father John Navaretta.… Read more

Published in the Syosset Jericho Tribune, June 2023 Temple Or Elohim of Jericho, a community reform congregation, is known for its annual concerts. Last year, it hosted the popular concert “Cantor Katz and the Shul… Read more