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Mostly Cloudy Mayor: Don’t fret about the ferry — yet
By Zach Gottehrer-Cohen zgottehrer@liherald.com Although state and federal agencies have not pushed back a January 2019 deadline for the City of Glen Cove to retain a ferry operator, or to pay …
Glen Cove teachers rally amid contract talks
‘Their jobs are priceless’
More than 100 Glen Cove School District teachers demonstrated outside a Board of Education meeting on June 6 — one of the last meetings of the school year — to highlight the fact that they have …
Where are Glen Cove's kids going to college?
A look at the class of 2018's college enrollment plans
The Herald Gazette sends our congratulations to the Glen Cove School District class of 2018! Many of the graduating students will be going off to college next year, and we wanted to explore exactly …
Meet Glen Cove's top academic achievers
Brandon Kolanovic Salutatorian Q: What do you like about your favorite subjects, physics and calculus? “I really like the challenge, I like learning new things.” Q: What skills did you …
Former Marine Corps sergeant, of Glen Cove, remembers her service
Female vet found ‘inequities’ back at home
Part One of an ongoing series. A giant papier-mâché giraffe sculpture stands in the entryway of Evelyn Kandel’s Glen Cove home. “Oh, I made that,” she said with a laugh. “It was a …
Glen Cove Youth Court demands, ‘Who let the dogs out?’
On June 5, a jury of eighth-graders had a tough decision to make. After nearly 10 minutes of deliberation, the Youth Court jury ruled that a defendant did not have to pay a “dog at large” ticket …
New wall to honor Veterans coming to City Hall
At a City Council meeting last month, the director of Veterans Affairs for the City of Glen Cove, Tony Jimenez, announced that City Hall’s wall of honor, which features photographs of locals who …
County raises tobacco age to 21
In a unanimous vote on May 23, the Nassau County Legislature approved legislation that prohibits the sale of tobacco products to those under the age of 21. The new bill was signed into law by County …
Mistrial declared in Mangano corruption trial
A mistrial was declared on Thursday, Day 47 of the trial of former Nassau county Executive Ed Mangano and his wife, Linda. Jurors remained deadlocked on a verdict after nearly nine days of deliberations.
Former TOB Supervisor Venditto cleared of all corruption charges
Former Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John Venditto was found not guilty of all corruption-related charges against him on Thursday, according to numerous published reports, after a jury deliberated for five days.
Glen Cove marks 350 years
On May 24, 1668, three families — early settlers of Long Island’s North Shore — purchased a parcel of land from the Matinecock Chieftaincy. They called the land Musquito Cove, based on the …
Laura Lane
Finding hope among the crowd at the March for Our Lives
Just in front of me, a teenage girl tentatively raised her arm. Then she clenched her fist. We were at the March for Our Lives rally in Washington on March 24 . . .
Alfonse D'Amato
Thank Sen. Richard Shelby for Roy Moore’s defeat
A s polarized and negative as American politics has become, something happened last week that shows there’s still a reservoir of good sense in America’s political system. The U.S. Senate election …