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Glen Cove scouts share the joy of song at hospital tree lighting
The expression on the girls’ faces was one of determination. Most wore antler headbands and their Girl Scout vests, whose colors — blue, beige or green — signified their age. Gathered in the …
Glen Cove City Council chooses McNaughton for vacant seat
After a few weeks of thought, Glen Cove Mayor Tim Tenke and City Council members appointed Donna McNaughton to the council on Tuesday. Members will vote to approve the appointment on Dec. …
Finley student leaders head to Albany for YMCA program
Seventh- and eighth-grade students from Robert M. Finley Middle School in Glen Cove headed to the Capital Region for the annual YMCA New York Youth and Government program Nov. 15-17. The students …
Two wells to reopen as Glen Cove's water improves
Glen Cove officials furthered their efforts to provide residents with their own clean, independent water source by aiming to reopen two wells in Duck Pond by Dec. 7. The wells were closed earlier in …
At Glen Cove High School, restrooms closed to combat vaping
A parent expressed concern at the Nov. 28 Glen Cove Board of Education meeting regarding the district’s new protocol to lock the high school’s restrooms during certain times to stop students from …
Tuition aid restored for fire volunteers, EMS workers in Nassau County
Nassau County’s 19 legislators voted unanimously on Nov. 19 to allocate funding to make up for a lost Federal Emergency Management Agency grant that provides college scholarships for volunteer …
City to fill council vacancy before new year, mayor says
The Glen Cove City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to delay naming a replacement for former Councilman Michael Zangari, who resigned last week, citing a medical condition. Councilman Joseph …
The Orchard, workplace harassment discussed by CDA
The Glen Cove Community Development Agency gathered at city hall on Tuesday night to discuss a variety of topics geared toward improving the lives of residents all across the city. At the opening …
Cashman, the hit and run suspect apprehended
The suspect involved in a fatal hit and run in Glen Cove which resulted in the death of a 72-year-old man has been apprehended, Nassau homicide detectives said on Monday. 70-year-old Carol Cashman …
Holiday house tour in Sea Cliff inspires, aids the neediest
While many residents are trading in their turkeys for tinsel and are beginning to decorate for the holidays, some local homeowners have been hard at work since August. On Saturday, the …
Pre-council:
Glen Cove Councilman Michael Zangari resigns
A letter was read at Tuesday night’s pre-council meeting saying that City Councilman Michael Zangari was resigning from his position “effective immediately” as a result of a medical …
A feast full of history at Garvies Point Museum and Preserve in Glen Cove
Hidden in the woodlands of Glen Cove, visitors wandered the grounds of Garvies Point Museum and Preserve during the annual Native American Feast last Saturday. Each year, the weekend before …
Editorial
New course a good move for L.I. Marathon
Baldwin-based company Race Awesome is giving the Long Island Marathon the makeover that it deserves. The company has taken on the role of race director of the 2019 marathon . . .
Some personal notes on the 'perfect American'
I first heard the news that the Iraqi military had rolled into Kuwait on Aug. 3, 1990, the day after the invasion. I can’t forget that moment. I was watching over 9- and 10-year-old boys at the …
Op-Ed
Long Island needs apartments as well as homes
Whenever the discussion turns to Long Island real estate, someone is bound to bring up apartment buildings. People are usually for or against them. The same arguments have played out over the past 20 years . . .