The final lecture of the 20-20 Series co-sponsored by The Oyster Bay Historical Society and the Friends of Raynham Hall took place on Tuesday, May 11. The subject, "Oyster Bay - Then and Now," was ably presented by Thomas Keuhhas, director of the Historical Society. FULL STORY

Village Trustee George O'Neill announced his candidacy for mayor in a letter to the residents of Oyster Bay Cove. Ralph Fumante of Woodland Drive and Mark McAvoy of Tall Oaks will be his running mates. They are members of the Citizens Association. FULL STORY

Horse lovers from both Nassau and Suffolk Counties attended a dinner and lecture designed to educate them on what strategies there are for the preservation of land for riding. The evening was organized by local resident, Kathleen Kleinman, president of the Muttontown Horsemen's Association. She explained the theme of the evening: "Why are we here? The ever shrinking green space and efforts to preserve that greenspace," she said. FULL STORY

Mayor Richard Murcott is working to preserve horse trails in Muttontown. It is a sensitive issue since it balances between homeowners rights and a tradition of being a special place where horses are a part of the culture. But the issue is one that local residents support. FULL STORY