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Glen Cove will have Covid-19 related closts reimbursed by FEMA at a rate of 75 percent.

City of Glen Cove to order coronavirus antibody tests for first responders

In an online vote on March 30, the Glen Cove City Council accepted a proposal to purchase 200 test kits for Covid-19 antibodies that would return results in 15 minutes. more

By Jennifer Corr | 4/9/20

The Glen Cove City Planning Board will discuss the fate of the Villa at Glen Cove project.

Villa decision sent to the Glen Cove Planning Board

The Glen Cove City Council voted to move Livingston Development’s application to change its Villa project from its original proposal of 176 condominiums to a new one -— 216 rental units — to the Planning Board at the council’s March 10 meeting. more

By Jennifer Corr | 3/12/20

The Long Beach City Council appointed Donna Gayden as its new city manager on Thursday.

Long Beach swears in government financial expert as new interim manager to reverse 'years of mismanagement and scandal'

Attempting to reverse Long Beach’s sagging fortunes after ”years of structural deficit, mismanagement and scandal,” the city council voted Thursday night to hire a 59-year-old African-American woman with a lengthy background in municipal finance as its new interim city manager. She is the first woman and African-American to hold the post. more

By James Bernstein | 2/28/20

Livingston Development’s proposal to change its Villa project from condominiums to apartments has drawn ire from some residents.

Villa decision tabled by City Council, again

The Glen Cove City Council was supposed to vote on Tuesday night on whether to forward a proposal for The Villa at Glen Cove on to the city’s Planning Board, but the vote was noticeably absent … more

By Mike Conn | 2/27/20

John Mirando stepped down from his post as acting city manager of Long Beach on March 9. He will remain the city’s commissioner of public works.

Long Beach City Council sets special meeting for Thursday to appoint new city manager

The Long Beach City Council has scheduled a special meeting for Thursday night to appoint a city manager, two days after acting city Manager John Mirando announced his plans to step down after only … more

By James Bernstein and Darwin Yanes | 2/26/20

The Villa at Glen Cove project has seen blowback from Glen Cove residents.

Livingston submission pushed back again

At a Glen Cove City Council meeting on Feb. 11, the council once again tabled a decision to submit Livingston Development’s proposal to convert its Villa development from condominiums to an … more

By Mike Conn and Ronny Reyes | 2/20/20

Christine Rice, third from left, of the Glen Cove Senior Center, was able to pick up bags of hand sanitizer that she plans on distributing with the center’s meal deliveries for members.

Office of Emergency Management, Glen Cove distributes masks and sanitizer

With cases of Covid-19 rising, the importance of wearing masks and staying clean is becoming crucial and a partnership between the Nassau County Office of Emergency Management and the City of Glen Cove will help ensure Glen Cove residents do both. more

1/14/20

The City Council, pictured on May 7, voted unanimously on July 16 on a $2.1 million bond measure.

Long Beach OKs $2.1 million bond for retirees

The City Council voted unanimously to approve a $2.1 million bond measure at its meeting on July 16 to cover separation payouts to 31 employees, but pledged to review the city’s payout practices … more

By Anthony Rifilato | 8/1/19

Councilman Nicholas DiLeo Jr. suggested a change to the process of appointing members of the Glen Cove IDA during a pre-council meeting on July 16.

DiLeo proposes change to IDA appointment policy

During the Glen Cove City Council’s pre-council meeting on July 16, Councilman Nicholas DiLeo Jr. requested a discussion regarding a change in legislation for appointments to the Glen Cove … more

By Mike Conn | 7/18/19

City paid $600K in health costs for ineligible retirees

The City of Glen Cove paid nearly $491,000 in health premiums for six retirees who did not qualify for coverage based on their personnel files, according to a February audit by the Manhattan-based … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 6/6/19

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