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bers of Small Steps Irish Dance performed along the parade route, showcasing traditional Irish step dancing during the Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day Parade draws thousands, celebrates heritage and inclusion
The City of Glen Cove marked a milestone this year as thousands gathered for its annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a tradition rooted in Irish heritage and community pride that dates back to 1989. more
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The rising cost of fuel has consumers adjusting their budgets.
Gas prices climb in Glen Cove as global tensions impact local costs
Antonio Mazilu, owner of Scoop N Fruit in downtown Glen Cove, has recently been relying on a gas-powered generator to keep his ice cream inventory from melting. High winds Monday night knocked down a … more
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Glen Cove Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck swore in members of the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District board during the BID’s annual meeting at Tocolo Cantina on March 5.
Glen Cove Business Improvement District reviews 2025 events, marketing and improvements at annual meeting
The Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District highlighted a year of events, marketing initiatives and beautification efforts during its annual meeting on March 5 at Tocolo Cantina, while also … more
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Kerry Kearney and Jack Licitra performed at Jalisco on New Year’s Eve, entertaining guests with live music as the restaurant’s celebration carried into the countdown to midnight.
Glen Cove’s 2026 New Year’s Eve Event United Community with Music and Local Shops
Downtown Glen Cove hosted a New Year’s Eve celebration on December 31, organized by the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District, attracting residents and visitors from 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. The outdoor event featured live entertainment, encouraged community mingling, and boosted local businesses as attendees shopped and dined. As midnight approached, the crowd counted down to the new year, highlighting the event’s goal of fostering connections and providing an inclusive celebration for all ages. more
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City officials, business owners, and Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce members gather at 238 Glen Cove Ave. for the ribbon cutting of the new double-sided “Welcome to Glen Cove” sign, a project funded through PSEG Long Island’s Community Thrive grant and supported by participating local businesses.
“Welcome to Glen Cove” landmark highlights shop local message
The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce and PSEG Long Island unveiled a new double-sided “Welcome to Glen Cove” sign along Glen Cove Avenue to promote local businesses and economic vitality. Funded by a PSEG Long Island Community Thrive grant, the sign encourages motorists to shop local and offers advertising space for area businesses, with landscaping provided by Councilman Michael Ktistakis. City and chamber leaders said the landmark symbolizes community pride, partnership, and continued support for small businesses. more
Smiling in full holiday spirit and wearing an ugly sweater complete with tinsel and festive glasses.
Holiday spirit shines at ugly sweater party
The Ugly Sweater Affair, held on December 13 at Jeanine’s American Bistro, brought together guests for a lively afternoon of holiday fun, music, and celebration. Attendees arrived in their most … more
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The Glen Cove mansion, on Dosoris Lane, is set to expand its space.
Ballroom Expansion Approved at Mansion at Glen Cove to Accommodate Larger Events
The Glen Cove Planning Board has unanimously approved a plan to expand the ballroom at the historic Mansion at Glen Cove, allowing the venue to host larger events and add parking to the site. The … more
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Leslie McCarthy, 82, a retired Connolly Elementary School teacher and longtime volunteer at Glen Cove Hospital after months of rehabilitation, she has been cleared to return to volunteering and plans to resume classes at the YMCA in January.
Rare Hip Reconstruction Helps Glen Cove Woman Walk Again After Severe Pelvic Fracture
ovement and community. Before a devastating fall last spring, the 82-year-old former Connolly Elementary School teacher volunteered regularly at Northwell Glen Cove Hospital and visited the YMCA … more
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Tony Tripp, a.k.a. Santa Claus, brought holiday cheer to families during the Business Improvement District’s annual Downtown Glen Cove Holiday Festival last Saturday.
Festive day in Glen Cove: Holiday market and downtown festival deliver family fun
On the same bustling Saturday, the Glen Cove Holiday Market and the Downtown BID’s Holiday Festival transformed the heart of the city into a vibrant winter celebration. From late morning … more
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A proposal to install an AT&T antenna on the roof of the Glen Cove Shopping Center, on Forest Avenue, was denied by the Planning Board.
AT&T antenna proposal denied by Glen Cove Planning Board after public opposition
A proposal to install an AT&T wireless antenna atop the Glen Cove Shopping Center, on Forest Avenue, was denied on Nov. 18, ending six months of contentious public hearings and intensifying … more
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