Old Westbury News

According to BuddyTV.com , a scene for the third season of Gossip Girl was shot in Old Westbury .

Old Westbury Gardens has had to postpone its Midsummer Night event twice because of thunderstorms.

The cast and crew of Gossip Girl are back on the set to work on the third season of the CW teen drama.

Great gardens can evoke powerful emotions in horticulture buffs who are dazzled by design and color and form and rarity.

We truly live in a wonderful community, filled with so much activity and so many community-minded people, and our Farmersa Markets are no exception.

As a resident of Old Westbury who happens to be in the Westbury School District, I did not support the recent school budget that was passed.

The challenge: This month has been focused on events that bring your best clients together, provide a networking opportunity in a difficult economy and generate new prospects.

This Saturday evening, June 20th , Old Westbury Gardens will glimmer with the glow of lanterns, and magic will be in the air.

THINK UNION Square Greenmarket, plus the legendary Roosevelt Raceway Flea Market, with some hip entertainment mixed in for good measure.

One of my favorite estate of the day properties, the Phipps mansion in Old Westbury, New York, has finally sold.

The challenge: Staying connected with your clients is so important and events are one easy way to do this.

A lawsuit filed by a scholar who's no gentleman has been tossed by a state appeals court.

The mere presence of a full-time chancellor of the State University of New York - two years to the day after the last full-time chancellor left - is a heartening turn of events.

Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste Priest fought for Haitian immigrants The Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste, 62, an influential Haitian Roman Catholic priest who fought for his countrymen's rights in the U.S., died Wednesday in a Miami-area hospital of complications from a stroke and a lung problem.

Christopher F. Randolph, a Vietnam veteran who served as president and chief executive of a foundation that helps the children of Marines go to college, has died.

A complaint filed last week calls for the removal of the Westbury schools superintendent and the board of education president, claiming they have refused to allow officials from a local church to meet with trustees to ask for help in resolving a tax issue.

The Coney Island History Project's exhibition center opens for the 2009 season on May 23 with the new exhibit "Coney Island Icons: The Story Behind the Landmarks of the World's Playground." May 23 will also mark 20 years for the Wonder Wheel and the Parachute Jump as New York City Landmarks.

Lenders more open to short sales, rezoning would limit building heights in Carroll Gardens ... and more May 18, 2009 08:00AM 1. Lenders becoming more open to short sales [NYT] 2. No promises that JetBlue is staying in New York [NYDN] 3. Court ruling could put Atlantic Yards project back on track [NYDN] 4. Living in Pelham Parkway [NYT] 5. New ...

Growing up Gotti never included the threat of foreclosure - until now. That's just what Victoria Gotti, daughter of the "Dapper Don," faces as the latest member of the infamous family to be called into court.

In a story bound to make its way somewhere into the narrative stream in this year's eleciton campaign for New York City mayor, The Voice's Tom Robbins Tuesday describes how a longtime friend of City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr., William Howell, has acted as middleman on pension investment deals.