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Michele Kutner was treated for melanoma after a suspicious mark appeared on her face in 2023. Kutner, a lifelong Glen Cove resident, underwent multiple procedures and reconstructive surgery following her diagnosis.
Glen Cove Senior Center to host free skin cancer screenings
Michele Kutner noticed a strange mark on her face shortly before her 50th reunion at Glen Cove High School. She decided to wait until after the reunion to have it checked. Then she got a call telling … more
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When the nor’easter brought water onto East Island street over the weekend, Koorosh Leibowitz pulled out his kayak.
Glen Cove largely avoids severe damage as nor’easter hits Long Island
Koorosh Leibowitz has seen the end of Eastland Drive flood enough times to know what happens when a storm arrives at high tide. So when the nor’easter brought water onto the East Island street over … more
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Vendors, food and family activities lined Glen and School streets as the community gathered for the annual event.
Glen Cove Street Fair brings nearly 100 vendors, entertainment and community together
For one September Saturday, downtown Glen Cove became a gathering place for neighbors, families and visitors as the annual Street Fair filled Glen Street, School Street and Village Square with … more
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Edy Dalto, a longtime Glen Cove resident who now lives in Glen Head, attended the Glen Cove Street Fair with her grandson Giovanni Dalto, 5.
Glen Cove Street Fair returns Sept. 19 with vendors, food and family fun
For Edy Dalto, the Glen Cove Street Fair is more than an afternoon of pony rides, food and shopping. Walking through downtown brings her back to the Glen Cove of her childhood — and now gives her a … more
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Lora Cusumano and Ralph Comitino collected discarded cigarette butts near the movie theater, highlighting the amount of cigarette litter found throughout the city.
Glen Cove launches a cigarette and litter recycling initiative
The cigarette butts collecting along Glen Cove’s streets may appear small, but city beautification advocates say their environmental consequences can stretch all the way to Long Island Sound. The … more
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Tommy Lanham began training with Level up Glen Cove to build muscle.
Glen Cove pastor draws strength from community during cancer battle
After an unsuccessful attempt to remove a cancerous tumor earlier this year, Glen Cove Christian Church Pastor Tommy Lanham is once again undergoing chemotherapy — and drawing strength from a … more
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Award recipients and members of the Chamber of Commerce at the chamber’s 24th awards dinner last week, at which local businesses, organizations and community leaders were honored for their service, leadership and contributions to Glen Cove.
Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce recognizes community leaders at annual awards dinner
Service, entrepreneurship and a commitment to giving back took center stage last week, when the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce honored four businesses and community leaders whose work has helped shape … more
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Ms. Sauce Plates served up her signature puddings during last year’s Island Vibes event.
Island Vibes expands to five-week summer series at Glen Cove's Pryibil Beach
After drawing strong attendance during its inaugural event last summer, Island Vibes is returning to Pryibil Beach this August with an expanded five-week schedule featuring live music, food trucks … more
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Residents browse vendor booths during the Deep Roots Farmers Market in Village Square. The weekly market features fresh produce, and locally sourced goods through the fall.
Glen Cove summer events offer music, markets and family fun
Summer in Glen Cove offers no shortage of opportunities to get outside and enjoy the season. The Deep Roots Farmers Market brings fresh produce, baked goods and local vendors to Village Square every … more
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U.S. Rep Tom Suozzi is urging the Trump administration to extend temporary status protection to 200,000 Salvadorians.
Tom Suozzi calls for extension of Temporary Protected Status for Salvadorans
U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi is urging the Trump administration to extend Temporary Protected Status for roughly 200,000 Salvadorans nationwide, saying that many of the immigrants he first came to know as day laborers when he served as Glen Cove’s mayor in the 1990s have since become homeowners, business owners and parents raising families on Long Island. more
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