Mayor refutes bullying claims

No reports of harassment filed in City Hall

Glen Cove residents expressed shock on social media after watching a News12 report about harassment claims aimed at Democratic Mayor Timothy Tenke on Oct. 2. The story was based on a press release …

"They're Playing Our Song" in Glen Cove

Group hopes to revive theater on Gold Coast

While Congregation Tifereth Israel appeared closed and empty on the night of Oct. 7, it was anything but, as nine people gathered inside the temple to rehearse for the CTI Theatre of Glen Cove’s …

Mayor asks city attorney to recuse himself

Glen Cove Mayor Timothy Tenke has asked that City Attorney Charles McQuair recuse himself from a lawsuit filed against the city by Controller Sandra Clarson. On Aug. 16, Tenke, a Democrat, fired …

Experts: Long Island's drinking water is polluted

Pollution only getting worse on Long Island

Dr. Sarah Meyland, the director of the New York Institute of Technology’s Center for Water Resources Management, appeared before Friends of the Bay in Oyster Bay on Sept. 26. Meyland told the small …

'Everyone is terrified of ICE'

Uneasiness grows after locals are among 82 arrested downstate

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested 82 people in New York City, Long Island and the Hudson Valley, including individuals from Glen Cove and Bayville, during a five-day period …

Tiegerman Middle School opens in Glen Cove

Ellenmorris Tiegerman arrived in Glen Cove 20 years ago with the vision of establishing two new Tiegerman campuses there. Tiegerman Schools and Community Services, a 34-year-old nonprofit …

Residents, civic groups react to vaping restrictions

With concern growing about lung disease and other disorders caused by e-cigarettes and a surge in the number of children who use them, federal and state governments have urged the tightening of …

Henry's Celebrates 90 years in Glen Cove

While businesses come and go in Glen Cove’s downtown area, Henry’s has stood as a stable in the community, celebrating its 90th year anniversary with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sept. 25. …

Glen Cove delays alternate side parking on Nassau Avenue

The Glen Cove City Council has decided to delay the implementation of alternate side parking signs on Nassau Avenue, which were supposed to go into effect on Oct. 1, following a series of calls from …

Meeting up 60 years later

Returning to Glen Cove, John Semitecolos, 78, said he had mixed feelings about how his beloved city has changed since he left for Florida nearly two decades ago. With the development of Village …

Public to vote on new Glen Cove school bond in October

The tension was evident during a Glen Cove City School District Board of Education meeting on May 22, when several attendees urged the trustees to draft a new school-infrastructure-improvement bond. …

Glen Cove leaders receive Girl Scout honors

During its 27th Annual Adults Recognition Awards Ceremony at LIU Post in June, the Girl Scouts of Nassau County presented awards to a pair of Glen Covers who have devoted much of their lives to the …

Editorial

Get out and vote this election season

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5, but thanks to a new law, New Yorkers will get a running start on the process for the first time in the state’s history.

Alfonse D'Amato

To fix our roads, let’s show some courage

Like most Long Islanders, I spend a fair amount of time driving on our local highways. Most of them were built long ago, some going back to the Depression era, others to the post-World War II boom. Almost all of these roads are in a state of disrepair . . .

Randi Kreiss

Coming to America, from Ukraine

My grandfather Morris Brownstein fled the Russian Ukraine in 1912, and made the long crossing of the Atlantic from Antwerp, Belgium, to the U.S. He was 15 years old and he was alone.

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