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Courtney Callahan, Nosh’s founder, far left; former Glen Cove mayor Tim Tenke; Linda Eastman, Nosh’s head of operations; and Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton joined forces to help families in need during the coronavirus pandemic. Nosh has been a vital resource in the community for three years.
Nosh remains a vital resource
The early stages of the coronavirus pandemic were a time of uncertainty and fear. High unemployment resulted in hunger among adults and children alike. Limited access to school nutrition programs created a frightening scenario for many families. more
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New York state regulators closed Signature Bank, above the Woodmere location, as part of the same federal action that shut down Silicon Valley Bank in California.
Signature Bank closed by state regulators
Signature Bank, which has 40 branches across the country including one in Woodmere and one in Rockville Centre, was closed by state regulators as part of the same federal action that closed Silicon Valley Bank in California. more
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Wind turbines off the New England coast.
At council meeting, loud opposition to wind project
The Long Beach City Council Tuesday night proposed what appeared to be an innocuous resolution: a pro forma request that it maintain control over a portion of the Ocean Beach Park in the event that … more
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Vacant storefronts in the city’s commercial district might be required to register on the city’s website. Property owners are conflicted about the potential online database, saying they don’t want any additional fees.
Vacant stores may soon have to register
In the first two years of the coronavirus pandemic, much of the state was put on hold. People were asked to avoid crowds and limit their travel, and governments issued stay-at-home orders. The streets of Glen Cove were eerily quiet throughout much of the lockdown, leaving many of the city’s businesses hanging by a thread. more
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The Long Beach City Council voted 3-1 at Tuesday night’s meeting to approve new dates for tables on the boardwalk. Councilman Roy Lester cast the only no vote.
At council meeting, long-delayed hearing on boardwalk tables
The official discussion of tables is tabled no longer. The Long Beach City Council voted 3-1 on Tuesday night to create a mechanism to allow tables and chairs to be used on the boardwalk on a … more
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21 Glen Head homes removed from Jericho Water District tax roll
Roughly two dozen homes on the border of Glen Head and Glen Cove will no longer be on the Jericho Water District’s tax roll following a request by the district to the Town of Oyster Bay. The … more
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Geraldine Hart, who leads public safety efforts at Hofstra University, shared with a community forum over the weekend what she says are risks communities face when casinos — like the one planned for the Nassau Hub — are built. Hart gave an overview of many instances of human trafficking and auto accidents — including some she personally witnessed — she says have direct ties with casinos.
Nassau rolls dice on Coliseum casino plans
It could be one of the largest private endeavors in Nassau County’s history — and already one of its most controversial. more
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Hosts Vince Wilforkv and Sunny Anderson joined John Zozzaro and Angelo Competiello to celebrate the duo’s win. Competiello showed off the Yum-Bardi Trophy while standing alongside judges Ian Rapoport and Chef Eddie Jackson
City’s chef competes in ‘Tailgate Takedown’
On Jan. 4, a crowd of 40 people gathered at Downtown Café, eagerly watching “Tailgate Takedown,” an hour-long collaboration between the NFL and Food Network. The national spotlight showcased Glen Cove’s John Zozzaro and colleague Angelo Competiello from New Jersey, both of whom are avid food and sports enthusiasts. The duo was contracted to keep the episode’s ending a secret, which kept their friends and family on the edge of their seats before the winners were announced. more
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Despite not having a normal block party this past holiday season, neighbors on Sylvan Place raised money and donated $3,100 to two organizations, including $1,550 to the Anchor Program Fund. Above, Rosalie Machalow, Sherise Dowling and her children Candice and Marcus, Sheryl and Alex Carr, John McGovern, and Wally and Carole Schroeder present checks to Susan Cuoccio and Mary Ann Hanson, of Camp Anchor, and Ronni Gould, of the Sunrise Association.
What’s the fuss about at Sylvan Place?
Sylvan Place residents have been decorating houses for the holidays for nearly 30 years. Since 2014, they have banded together each season to raise funds for charities to honor the memory of two of … more
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Only two retail marijuana dispensaries operate in New York State, both in Manhattan. This one is staffed by trained employees.
City Council still undecided about pot sales
The Long Beach City Council, still weighing whether to reverse a decision it made in December 2021 to opt out of a New York state program to allow retail sales of marijuana, met with state cannabis … more
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