Have you wondered what the large sign in front of the chamber office, donated by Les and Paula of Pine Island Etch & Sign, means? It's the Oyster Bay Chamber of Commerce's subtle way to invite you to participate in "Operation Clean Sweep"—a morning dedicated to beautifying and cleaning up downtown Oyster Bay on April 26 from 9:30-noon.
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Jonathan Teyan, acting director of the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary announced that a proposed pond at the Hoffman Center, on Route 25A, will be named after Mary E. Richard. The late Ms. Richard was director of the TRS. She died in an accident earlier this year.
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Two estates were the focus of the Oyster Bay Cove Planning Board as they considered the final plan for the sump for Bermingham Estates and looked at another proposed lot configuration for Pulling Estates East.
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When John Venditto was Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Elect, he visited Raynham Hall Museum. He told the guide, "We're going to fix this up." He was enthusiastic and raring to go, was the report.
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Buckram Road has a new masonry wall in the area of Dogwood Lane. It is an outside expression of more work that has been done inside the John P. Humes Japanese Stroll Garden in Mill Neck.
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