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Felix Cruz, center, a Glen Cove High School graduate and a former NYPD officer who responded to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, recounted his experienc
Remembering those who never came home on Sept. 11
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Glen Cove residents gathered at Pratt Park to honor the lives lost and the first responders whose experiences that day remain with them 25 years later. more
Students have already been able to take advantage of renovated spaces, such as the new robotics lab. Previously, the robotics program had lacked a devoted space, and had to move rooms each school year.
Locust Valley High and Middle Schools get renovated
Locust Valley Central School District students returned to a transformed high school and middle school campus this month, after workers completed three major infrastructure projects over the summer, … more
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Edy Dalto, a longtime Glen Cove resident who now lives in Glen Head, attended the Glen Cove Street Fair with her grandson Giovanni Dalto, 5.
Glen Cove Street Fair returns Sept. 19 with vendors, food and family fun
For Edy Dalto, the Glen Cove Street Fair is more than an afternoon of pony rides, food and shopping. Walking through downtown brings her back to the Glen Cove of her childhood — and now gives her a … more
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Raynham Hall Museum’s new catalog, written by Peggy N. and Roger G. Gerry Curatorial Fellow Katie Cynkar, highlights 60 artifacts.
Raynham Hall Museum releases new catalog showcasing ‘Revolutionary Oyster Bay’
Raynham Hall Museum is offering a new look at Oyster Bay’s history in a catalog highlighting dozens of objects from its collection, from furniture and artwork to household items connected to the … more
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The First Presbyterian Church was founded on Hendrick Avenue in 1869, before the congregation moved to North Lane in 1905.
Will the iconic former First Presbyterian Church become a Glen Cove landmark?
For generations, the black and white Tudor-style church on North Lane, overlooking Glen Cove, has served as an unofficial landmark, recognizable even to people who left the city decades ago. more
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Last Sunday’s storm brought intense rainfall to Glen Cove, and residents scrambled to clear drains and protect their property.
Glen Cove flooding renews questions over Woolsey Avenue drainage improvements
Heavy rain once again sent water rushing down Woolsey Avenue and surrounding Glen Cove streets last Sunday morning, flooding yards and basements and once again raising questions about whether … more
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With the help of artificial intelligence, Kathy and Vonn Brickmeier have created animated scenes and backgrounds for the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s Extended School Year production of ‘Ones Upon a Mattress.’
Bellmore-Merrick students shine in inclusive ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ production
Students in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s Extended School Year program took to the screen Aug. 13 with a production of “Once Upon a Mattress,” continuing an 11-year tradition of giving students with special needs an opportunity to perform in a supportive, creative environment. more
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Students graced the stage in their graduation robes during the Jewish Early Learning Center’s graduation ceremony on June 16.
Jewish Early Learning Center celebrates graduates
The Alan & Tatyana Forman Jewish Early Learning Center celebrated its graduating class on June 16, marking the students’ transition from preschool to the next chapter of their education. more
Glen Cove police believe they have identified two youths accused of interfering with a traffic stop on Shore Road, falsely telling officers that a driver had a gun and riding illegally through the city on e-bikes.
Glen Cove police address e-bike safety, illegal riding concerns
A pair of young e-bike riders accused of interfering with a Glen Cove police traffic stop has renewed attention on the bikes and electric scooters — and on the sometimes confusing line between … more
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Satya Gidwani, 11, of San Francisco, looked over the “250 Years on the North Shore” exhibit at the North Shore Historical Museum. Satya, who was visiting family in Locust Valley, shared his knowledge of Long Island’s involvement in the Revolutionary War.
North Shore Historical Museum explores Long Island’s role in the Revolution
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, the North Shore Historical Museum is looking beyond the familiar Revolutionary War stories of Boston and Philadelphia and focusing on what the … more
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