Editorial: Marino Field: Proposed and Completed ‘FOR’ and ‘BY’ this OB-EN Community

Oyster Bay-East Norwich is a great community. But I am not particularly objective- having been born into this community more years ago than I now care to remember(!). What I have routinely seen over that time is that we do not generally ask for much, which I think speaks to the tremendous quality of the people who live and do business here - modest and relying more on the “do it yourself” attribute that drives this community.

Mystery Picture: April 9, 2010

Jessica Craft Knows Oyster Bay

Jessica Craft called to identify the April 1 mystery photo. She said, “It is the flagpole at Teddy Roosevelt Park.”

Editorial: Maintain, Restore, Recycle

Editorials grow by themselves. Some topic or other produces a response that is personal, not objective, and deserves a mention. This is not to say that this writer is correct – just that is it an opinion. We are sure you have yours and that is what the letters to the editor are for.

Mystery Picture: April 2, 2010

Jessica Craft Knows Oyster Bay

Jessica Craft correctly identified the March 26 mystery picture in the Enterprise Pilot. She emailed the answer saying, “It is the wall inside the Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School. Each apple has a student’s name on it.”

Editorial: The Need for Fields in OB-EN

Here’s a bee to put into your bonnet. If East Norwich had fields to offer to the mix in the Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District, there might not be this problem of needing fields.

Just think about that for a few moments...

Mystery Picture: March 26, 2010

Richard Oaks Knows Oyster Bay

Richard Oaks of Bayville correctly identified the March 18 mystery picture in the Enterprise Pilot. He said, “It’s the First Presbyterian Church. I was there for a recent fair.”

Editorial: Congratulations to the Couderts and All the Kids of the Kips Bay Club

In celebration of the new Frederic R. & Margaret Coudert Clubhouse, the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, March 18.

Mystery Picture: March 19, 2010

Bev Zembko Knows Oyster Bay

Bev Zembko called to identify the mystery picture in the March 11 issue of the Enterprise Pilot. She said, “It is the bench and garden at the entrance to the Education and Office Building of the First Presbyterian Church with Randy Daub seated on the bench probably taking a break from the Thanksgiving Food Drive.”

Editorial: Kudos to a Great Community and Weekend of Beauty and the Beast

It is a great credit to the Oyster Bay-East Norwich school community in that they truly support the district through their fundraising efforts. Last weekend we had a great time at the 10th annual Taste of the Gold Coast gala. The event is run by the Oyster Bay High School Parent Teacher Student Association and is a marvelous evening out with friends. The gala supports the arts in the schools.

Mystery Picture: March 12, 2010

Paige Dawson Knows Oyster Bay

Paige Dawson called to identify the March 4 mystery picture in the Enterprise Pilot. She said, “It looks like Bill DiConza standing outside of Wild Honey and I would almost think it was taken during the Holiday fund raiser for the Oyster Bay Chamber of Commerce. I’m not dead-certain, but it looks like that. And he is using a cell phone.” She is absolutely correct!