Thursday, October 1, 2026
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It has been an absolute privilege and honor to serve on your City Council for the past eight years. I feel truly blessed to be part of the Glen Cove community. Although the outcome of the mayoral election wasn’t what I had hoped, I’m proud of the campaign that Team Glen Cove and I undertook.
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By Marsha Silverman
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12/17/25
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When Glen Cove students cross the stage at graduation each June, we celebrate far more than the credits listed on their transcripts. We celebrate the growth of young people who are prepared to contribute to their community and navigate the challenges and opportunities ahead. That’s what it means to be Glen Cove ready. That’s what it means to be future ready.
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By Alexa Doeschner and Bryce Klatsky
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12/17/25
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Trump’s policy to erase from the memory of time historic material that, in his view, inappropriately disparages people in the past or present, and instead focus on the greatness and achievements and progress of the American people, is simply a construct that corrupts and perverts our history.
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By Charles Lavine
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12/17/25
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If you’re passionate about helping others, now is the time to step up. Even a part-time or support role positively influences a child’s education. Schools thrive when people from all backgrounds bring their skills and compassion to the table.
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By Judith A. LaRocaa
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12/17/25
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I’ve spent the past decade teaching New York entrepreneurs how to launch and grow successful small businesses. Today, sophisticated digital tools help many entrepreneurs scale and succeed with unprecedented efficiency. So I was astonished when, just a few months ago, New York lawmakers seriously considered legislation called The Twenty-First Century Anti-Trust Act, which would have effectively rendered many of those tools illegal.
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By Richard Hayes
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12/17/25
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Dear readers, I began this column, my last of 2025, thinking that despite the chaos in our lives, we can all agree on certain basic truths.
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By Randi Kreiss
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12/17/25
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On Long Island and across our country, the rising cost of living is making it harder for people to get by. From some of the highest tax bills in the country to rising utility and health care bills, everything just costs too much these days.
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By Laura A. Gillen
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12/17/25
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Please consider supporting one of the many toy drives that will put a smile on a child’s face this season, and all throughout 2026, and give what you can to your local food pantry. Together we can give families the greatest gift of all this new year — a chance at a new start and better days to come.
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By Delia DeRiggi-Whitton
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12/10/25
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Elected officials, zoning and planning boards are integral to any village, with the responsibility to enhance their communities while protecting their charm, vibrancy, traditions, home values, desirability and their residents’ quality of life. They “build the future on a strong foundation” through zoning restrictions and codes, a strong commitment to a community’s balance, its sustainability and that future vision. That’s smart growth. That’s what it takes to be a village.
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By Mary E. Adams
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12/10/25
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A new year is fast approaching, and with that a new session of the Nassau County Legislature — and I’m beginning my 10th year of service with a heart brimming with gratitude and inspiration.
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By Arnold W. Drucker
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12/10/25
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