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Benjamin Napolitano, center left, recipient of the 2026 Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce Dr. Glenn Howard Jr. Scholarship, was joined by Glen Cove High Principal Allen Hudson, on his right, chamber President Dr. Maxine Mayreis, on his left, and family members and chamber officials at the scholarship presentation on June 18.
Glen Cove Chamber awards Dr. Glenn Howard Jr. Scholarship to Benjamin Napolitano
Glen Cove High School senior Benjamin Napolitano has been named the recipient of the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce’s 2026 Dr. Glenn Howard Jr. Scholarship, earning the award for an essay exploring … more
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Downtown Sounds draws crowds between 1,000 to 2,000 people.
Downtown Sounds celebrates 30th season with expanded concert series and new second stage in Glen Cove
Downtown Sounds will celebrate its 30th season this summer with a nine-concert lineup, a new second stage for emerging performers and a hometown band helping kick off the series on July 3. The Friday … more
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Shoppers browse local produce, artisanal goods and fresh foods at the Deep Roots Farmers Market, now held at Village Square in downtown Glen Cove.
Glen Cove Deep Roots Farmers Market is at Village Square
The Deep Roots Farmers Market has become a vibrant gathering place in downtown Glen Cove, connecting residents with fresh, locally grown food and locally made products while supporting small … more
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District administrators and board members were happy that next year’s budget passed Tuesday night.
Glen Cove Voters Approve $122.3 Million School Budget
The Glen Cove City School District’s proposed $122.3 million budget for the 2026-27 school year passed Tuesday night, earning strong support from voters despite months of discussions surrounding a … more
Among those impacted by the strike was Shenel Etheridge, a Glen Cove resident who commutes four days a week from the Glen Street station to her job in Manhattan.
After Days of Uncertainty, LIRR Strike Comes to an End
The three-day strike by the Long Island Rail Road ended late Monday, after five unions and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority reached a tentative agreement, restoring train service following … more
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For generations of Long Islanders, summers at the Hempstead Harbor Club in Glen Cove have meant long days on the water, children racing across docks and sunsets overlooking Hempstead Harbor.
Hempstead Harbor Club Celebrates 135 Years on Glen Cove Waterfront
For generations of Long Islanders, summers at the Hempstead Harbor Club in Glen Cove have meant long days on the water, children racing across docks and sunsets overlooking Hempstead Harbor. Now, the … more
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The Glen Cove LIRR station is one of three stations used by commuters in Glen Cove. As of Saurday, commuters will have to wait for negotiations to resume between unions and the MTA to resume service.
Glen Cove commuters face uncertainty amid Long Island Rail Road strike
The Long Island Rail Road shut down service early Saturday after five railroad unions went on strike following the expiration of a federally mandated cooling-off period, forcing commuters across Long … more
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Celeste Gullo was one of a dozen honorees at the kickoff event.
Glen Cove Culinary Delights returns May 18 at Mansion at Glen Cove with food and wine
The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce kicked off its 28th annual Culinary Delights celebration on April 29 at The Marker restaurant in the city, bringing together business leaders, restaurateurs and … more
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David Geliashvili, left and Susanne Deegan at a news conference Tuesday following their successful kidney transplant at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset. Deegan donated a kidney after offering to be tested at a birthday dinner at La Bussola, in Glen Cove.
Susanne Deegan Called “Angel” After Donating Kidney to David Geliashvili
What began as a celebratory birthday dinner at a popular Glen Cove restaurant led to a life-altering moment when Susanne Deegan, of Sea Cliff, told La Bussola manager David Geliashvili, of Locust … more
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The Long Island Association held its annual What’s New In Washington panel on March 16. U.S. Representatives Andrew Garbarino, far left, and Nick LaLota, LIA Acting President and CEO Stacey Sikes, and Representatives Laura Gillen and Tom Suozzi discussed several issues.
Long Island lawmakers debate economy, immigration at LIA “What’s New in Washington” Panel
ction in the Middle East and a domestic economy that swings up and down as the price of oil steadily rises, Long Island’s congressional delegation took part in a spirited but congenial debate of … more
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