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Summer Sea Breeze Park Expo vendor Sohail Nashir, owner of Arabian Scent Castle, oversaw his table of oil-infused perfumes on July 7.
Sea Breeze Summer Expo hits Freeport
A row of vendors lined Sea Breeze Park on the Nautical Mile, while visitors strolled through the tents in search of novelty crafts, curiosities, and odds and ends on July 7. The crafts expo is a new … more
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Outside Andrew Lock Custom Menswear on Central Avenue, Lock, far left, and his wife, Rivka, helped Eli Stahler decide on a pair of discounted sunglasses at last year’s Summer Sidewalk Sale.
A Cedarhurst economic engine revs up
Sale, and while a generation’s worth of world, national and local events have unfolded since then, one constant has been the success of this Cedarhurst Business Improvement District event. more
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City officials had closed Pryibil Beach to swimmers several times in the past few weeks due to gaps in the city’s lifeguard schedule.
City brings in outside lifeguards to keep beaches open
At a special meeting on Tuesday night, the Glen Cove City Council voted to contract with a lifeguard management service to augment coverage of Glen Cove’s two open beaches, which have been closed … more
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Glen Covers and other North Shore music enthusiasts gathered in Morgan Park to hear the participants in the Marguerite Suozzi Young Performers’ Talent Competition.
G.C. kicks off Morgan Park Music Festival
For nearly 60 years, summers in Glen Cove have meant the Summer Music Festival in Morgan Park, which kicked off on July 1 with a celebration of Americana, and continued last Sunday with a memorial … more
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The Week Ahead
—Fun in the Park: Bubbles Day The Parks and Recreation Department hosts Family Fun in the Park, a program that celebrates National Parks and Recreation Month and encourages families to do something … more
Brian T. Dessart
Brian T. Dessart: Keeping your cool in the summer heat
While the Long Island summer months tend to breed an eagerness to exercise outdoors, the hot and humid weather should also create an alertness to help avoid a heat-related emergency. Even though our bodies contain a natural cooling mechanism — perspiration — they can still overheat and lead to a potentially deadly condition: heat stroke. more
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Staying safe when the summer heats up
Summer is finally here. It should be a time of joy, spent barbecuing in the backyard and hanging out at the beach. Too often, however, summer turns tragic when it needn’t. The American Red Cross offers the following guidelines . . . more
Nearby things to do this week in Lynbrook, East Rockaway
Children are welcome to come down to the East Rockaway Public Library on June 13 at 11 a.m. to participate in craft making and to take home what they create. more
This bulldozer was used to spread 1,500 tons of sand across Pryibil Beach, to replace the sand that was washed away during four winter storms earlier this year.
Glen Cove beaches (almost) ready for summer
City officials expect that Glen Cove’s Pryibil and Crescent beaches, beleaguered by winter storms and sewage runoff, should be open for public use by the start of summer, with some caveats. The … more
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The water storage tank at the Duck Pond Road well facility, where one well was recently re-opened following two months of testing where Freon levels were "undetectable." A special filter is expected to be installed in early summer will allow the other closed well at Duck Pont to re-open.
One well re-opened after 2 months of 'undetectable' Freon levels
NOTE: The news about Well 30 reopening broke minutes after the Herald Gazette went to press. The online version of this article will be updated in the coming days to reflect this breaking news. … more
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