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Laura Ryder explores evolvement of her involvement

Laura Ryder — appointed as a Hempstead town councilwoman this past March — is seeking election to her first full term in just a few weeks.d more

By Mark Nolan | 10/27/23

The decades-old Interfaith Thanksgiving Service was held digitally this year.

Interfaith Thanksgiving Service goes virtual, but is no less spirited

The Interfaith Thanksgiving Service, a decades-old tradition, went digital this year, giving Glen Cove’s faith leaders, elected officials and residents a new perspective on what they are thankful for after a year full of challenges. more

By Jennifer Corr | 11/26/20

North Shore residents reflected on the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who was a feminist icon.

The North Shore remembers Ruth Bader Ginsburg

On a chilly and somber Sunday, a small crowd gathered outside State Supreme Court in Garden City to remember the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died last Friday at age 87. … more

By Jennifer Corr | 9/24/20

Moody’s lowers Glen Cove’ credit rating outlook from stable to negative

Glen Cove’s credit rating outlook was revised from a stable outlook to negative in a report released on June 15 from Moody’s Investor Services Inc., a credit rating agency, created to bring “transparency, expertise and trust to bond transactions,” according to its website. more

By Jennifer Corr | 7/13/20

To win a 2021 season pass for beaches, residents are encouraged to decorate their homes in red, white and blue.

Show your patriotic spirit and win a beach pass

The Town of Oyster Bay is asking residents to express their patriotism in advance of the upcoming Independence Day holiday. more

6/25/20

Courtney Callahan of NOSH, left, Maddy Mindich of Wells Café and Marsha Silverman are leading an initiative that makes organic food accessible to all families.

North Shore initiative brings organic food to the table

In an effort to make sure that local families who do not have access to whole and nutritious foods don’t go without, Glen Cove Councilwoman Marsha Silverman and Wells Café & Apothecary in Sea Cliff teamed up with North Shore Food Help, also known as NOSH. more

5/14/20

Councilwoman Dr. Eve Lupenko Ferrante, left, and Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton gathered and delivered much needed food to families, as well as snacks to health care and other necessary workers.

Glen Cove Councilwoman leads ‘Do Good to Feel Good’ program

Glen Cove’s “Do Good to Feel Good” program has never been more relevant than it is now during the COVID-19 crisis. The program helps those who are out of work and need food and financial or health care support, along with police, fire and EMS workers needing a treat for all their hard work. more

4/20/20

Glen Cove City officials, including City Attorney Gregory Kalnitsky, top left, Councilman Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews, Councilwoman Marsha Silverman, bottom left, and Mayor Timothy Tenke, delegate about a legal research subscription at the digital pre-council meeting on Microsoft Teams. A:Glen Cove City officials, including City Attorney Gregory Kalnitsky, top left, Councilman Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews, Councilwoman Marsha Silverman, bottom left, and Mayor Timothy Tenke, delegate about a legal research subscription at the digital pre-council meeting on Microsoft Teams.

Glen Cove City Council approve $850 a month legal research tool

A three year contract with Thomson Reuters West Publishing Corporation for a Westlaw Subscription was one of the items put on the table for a vote at the April 14 Glen Cove City Council meeting. The legal research service would cost the city $850 initially, and there would be a 5 percent increase each year. more

By Jennifer Corr | 4/14/20

Garvies Road has had a fair share of attention in recent years in regards to storm water drains, floods and pavement.

2020 Stormwater Management Program annual report on Garvies Point Road approved

The 2020 annual report of the Glen Cove City Stormwater Management Program was approved at the March 24 City Council meeting, which was done over a video chat. The city implemented the program, in compliance with the state Department of Environmental Conservation, to prevent illicit discharge from getting into water bodies like Hempstead Harbor. This is done through practices like covering storm water drains. more

By Jennifer Corr | 4/12/20

After nine years as Town of Oyster Bay councilwoman, Rebecca Alesia has stepped down, and was appointed to a position on the town’s Zoning Board of Appeals.

Alesia resigns, takes up new post on ZBA

After nine years as a councilwoman on the board of the Town of Oyster Bay, Rebecca Alesia has stepped down, and was appointed unanimously by the remaining board members to a position on the town’s … more

By Zach Gottehrer-Cohen | 2/21/19

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