Sunday, June 15, 2025
Federal immigration agents detained multiple individuals Wednesday morning near the Glen Street Long Island Rail Road station in an unannounced enforcement operation that drew concern from local …
A ripple of rainbow colors and unity swept through downtown Glen Cove on June 2 as more than 50 residents, advocates and allies gathered at City Hall for the city’s seventh annual Progress …
After a decade of dedicated service to Glen Cove City School District, Alexa Doeschner will step into its top leadership role as superintendent on July 1, 2025. Her appointment was officially …
It wasn’t just another day for students from Connolly and Landing Elementary schools at Big Ralph Park. ReWild Long Island , an organization that promotes sustainable landscaping, visited the …
Glen Cove City Council members said they would consider amending a newly approved noise ordinance after a resident raised concerns that the law may unintentionally favor Christian observance over …
The Deep Roots Farmers Market in Glen Cove officially opened its 2025 season on Saturday with a ribbon cutting led by Chamber of Commerce Board President Dr. Maxine Cappel Mayreis. Founded by the Amy …
A siren wailed for 50 seconds at noon in Monument Park as Glen Cove joined Nassau County in a solemn moment of silence on Memorial Day, pausing to remember the nation’s fallen service members. …
Around ten Friends Academy students delighted seniors at the Regency in Glen Cove with a heartwarming visit accompanied by a musical recital on Wednesday. The elementary school kids performed a wide …
Morgan Memorial Park was lined with 91 banners on Sunday, May 25, each one honoring a Glen Cove veteran or active-duty service member. The Glen Cove Salutes Military Tribute Banner Program held its …
The sounds of bouzouki, the scent of sizzling souvlaki, and the joyful shouts of children on carnival rides will once again fill the air at Garvies Point as the Holy Resurrection Greek Orthodox …
Tensions boiled over on Monday as the Nassau County Legislature failed to pass County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s $426 million capital improvement plan, leaving critical infrastructure funding …
For 75 years, the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club has provided a second home for children in Locust Valley and the surrounding communities. From its early days as a boys’ club focused on athletics to its evolution into a full-service youth development organization, the organization has been a cornerstone of community life.
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The unfortunate closure of The Safe Center LI, a private nonprofit agency that served victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, has understandably raised concern across our community and in my office.
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman recently stated that “having the President of the United States as a friend of Nassau County is a very good thing.”
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There are so many examples of cases where the very rich try their luck in the political world and get burned by the experience. The most obvious is the current case of Elon Musk, said to be the wealthiest person in the world.
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Sometimes, change is good. In the case of Nassau University Medical Center, it’s an absolute necessity. Years of mismanagement, resulting in part from blatant political patronage, have left it in deep financial trouble.