Letter: Bayville Trustee Carol A. Kennedy Retires

My term as trustee for the Inc. Village of Bayville will expire on July 5, 2010. After eight years of service to our community, I decided not to run for re-election.

Although not a very “political” person, I have always made decisions on behalf of the entire community. I based my decisions on what was the “right” thing to do, not the “politically” correct thing to do. I encourage all who have been elected now or in the future to do the same!

Mystery Picture: June 18, 2010

Gabby Sant Angelo Knows Oyster Bay

Gabby Sant Angelo called to identify the June 10 mystery picture in the Enterprise Pilot. “It’s Dodds & Eder. I know because I work there. I love it,” she added.

Editorial: The Hamlet of Oyster Bay Is the Place to Visit Weekends

If you drove down to the hamlet you saw the area of the Audrey Avenue extension blocked off on Saturday, June 12, and Sunday, June 13, to create a pedestrian plaza. It was to give the community a chance to consider what could happen in that area in the future.

Mystery Picture: June 11, 2010

Rosemary Mavros Knows Oyster Bay

Rosemary Mavros identified the June 3 picture in the Enterprise Pilot as being taken at the end of South Street, past Fiddleheads; on the left hand side going down, it’s the old house. There are boats there, it is right next to Bay Marine, going down toward Commander, on the left hand side.”

Editorial: Invitation to Saratoga Associates Meeting June 30 at the Hoffman Center at 7:15 p.m.

We really appreciated the letter to the editor from Mark Doxey. We appreciated his passion for the Muttontown Preserve and that he gave his personal remembrances of being there – showing how important it was to him growing up. It also gives an insight into the importance of the Muttontown Preserve to children today.

Mystery Picture: June 4, 2010

Isaac Luckman Knows Oyster Bay

Isaac Luckman called to identify the mystery picture in the May 27 issue of the Enterprise Pilot. “It’s Marino Field,” he said. “I know because I played there all year. My team is the Sand Gnats. I play second base.” Isaac is in the third grade at the Vernon School.

Editorial: The St. Rocco Festival Is Back!

We just wanted to let you know that the St. Rocco Festival is coming back to Oyster Bay, and it is back in the hands of the people who originally started the feast.

Mystery Picture: May 28, 2010

Mystery Picture Still a Mystery

The Mystery Picture in the May 20 issue of the Enterprise Pilot is still a mystery. It is located on a thoroughfare in town and we still think someone will identify it.

Editorial: Getting People ‘On the Same Page’

Last Saturday, May 22, we attended the second meeting held by Saratoga Associates on the Muttontown Preserve. Years ago, when life was slower, we used to walk in the Muttontown Preserve and remember an old dead tree that we were told was valuable in that owls like to nest in their interiors.

Mystery Picture: May 21, 2010

Patty Marvos Brexel Knows Oyster Bay

“It’s the walkway by Townsend Square, the old Foodtown building. They re-did it,” said Patty Mavros Brexel of the May 13 mystery picture in the Enterprise Pilot. “I used to be in Oyster Bay and now live in Bayville. “I was a paste up artist at Community Newspapers in Glen Cove.” She remembered the art director, Rick Brunner. She went on to work in advertising.