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Local libraries commit to give back to communities

Libraries across Nassau County are preparing for another year of the Great Give Back, a community service initiative in which Long Island libraries collect everything from school supplies and socks … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/13/22

Santos commits to protecting American dream

This isn’t George Santos’s first bid for a congressional run. He ran unsuccessfully in 2020 against Tom Suozzi to represent the third district, which includes the north shore. This time … more

By Laura Lane | 10/13/22

Libraries commit to giving back to their communities

Libraries across the New York state and Nassau County are getting ready for another year of the Great Give Back, a community service initiative in which Long Island libraries raise and donate to … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/6/22

Superintendent Chris Zublionis helped explain the basics and necessity of a capital reserve to North Shore community members.

North Shore considering a capital reserve

Class was in session, and North Shore School District Superintendent Chris Zublionis and James Pappas, the assistant superintendent for business, offered a primer on capital reserve funds.Zublionis … more

By Will Sheeline | 9/29/22

The Gold Coast Business Association is hosting a fall festival on Sunday that will include activities for children.

Festival without all the hustle and bustle coming

There are plenty of festivals during the fall in Nassau County, but they are often crowded, so much so that it can be an unpleasant experience. The Gold Coast Business Association is hosting a fall … more

By Laura Lane | 9/15/22

Glenwood Landing American Legion Post 336 has held a cornhole tournament open to the public once a month since April and has one this weekend.

Cornhole tournament in Glenwood Landing

Glenwood Landing American Legion Post 336 will hold a cornhole tournament at their post on Friday. This will mark the fourth time they’ve held the tournament since they began the event in … more

By Will Sheeline | 8/11/22

Town Clerk Rich LaMarca, far left, Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Councilwoman Laura Maier and Cooper Bluff owner Russ Lundstrom ate the first oysters. The shells were later put in a bucket for the new program.

Recycling shellfish, good for waterways

Shellfish, particularly oysters, have become well known for their positive impact on the environment — particularly for their ability to filter harmful chemicals like nitrogen from the waters … more

By Will Sheeline | 8/4/22

The North Shore Water Authority held its second meeting at Sea Cliff Village Hall to share their progress and answer questions from the community.

North Shore Water Authority holds second meeting

The North Shore Water Authority held its second meeting on June 29, where they discussed the slow but steady progress they have been making in the municipalization of the Sea Cliff water district. … more

By Will Sheeline | 7/7/22

Work has begun on the North Shore Middle School’s softball field.

Improvements to middle school’s softball field underway

The North Shore Board of Education approved changes for the softball field on Friday and the reworking of the field is already underway. The North Shore Middle School softball field had a very … more

By Seraina Caviezel | 7/7/22

Third-Graders at Glen Head Elementary, looking much more alive than cast in wax, shared what they learned about their heroes.

Posing, wax-like, as their heroes

Glen Head Elementary School was chock-full of historical figures on June 1, when the school’s third-grade students staged their annual Wax Museum for their classmates and families. Titans of … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/9/22

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