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Sydney Zaremba, left, and Maya Brodtman attended a brunch during the pandemic days, making sure that everyone was masked up.
To be 20-something during the Covid-19 pandemic
The day before Thanksgiving is among the biggest day for outings at clubs, bars and lounges. In fact, according to Womply, a commerce analysis platform, “Thanksgiving Eve” is the third busiest weekday for bars and lounges.The busyness of the day can be attributed to college students coming home, people visiting their hometowns and families coming for the holiday. But for many of Glen Cove’s young adults, the day will not be same. more
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The decades-old Interfaith Thanksgiving Service was held digitally this year.
Interfaith Thanksgiving Service goes virtual, but is no less spirited
The Interfaith Thanksgiving Service, a decades-old tradition, went digital this year, giving Glen Cove’s faith leaders, elected officials and residents a new perspective on what they are thankful for after a year full of challenges. more
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Atria Glen Cove resident Gloria Panaro enjoyed dining from a social distance.
Keeping seniors engaged at Atria Glen Cove
Throughout the pandemic, staff at the Atria Glen Cove, an assisted living agency, have worked to ensure that residents remain connected, despite their isolation from their families and each other in order in an effort to protect themselves from Covid-19. more
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Former U.S. Sen. Alfonse D’Amato checked into the hospital Friday after feeling ill last week.
Former Sen. D’Amato said to be recovering from Covid at St. Francis Hospital
Former U.S. Senator Alfonse D’Amato, who rose from the Hempstead town council to become a U.S. senator from New York and one of the most powerful political figures in the country, has been … more
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For the past 22 years, the First Presbyterian Church has housed the North Shore Sheltering Program, which provides the local homeless population with a warm place to sleep. This year, the program is a casualty of the pandemic.
Helping the homeless amid the pandemic
For 22 years, Thanksgiving Day has marked the start of the North Shore Sheltering Program at First Presbyterian Church in Glen Cove, which welcomes local homeless men to stay the night and escape the cold. more
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The View Grill, in its indoor dining space, now has eight tables instead of the 20 it used to have.
Glen Cove’s restaurants prepare to serve customers during Covid
For much of the spring, summer and fall seasons, many Glen Cove diners could be found at tables stretched across School and Glen streets in the Downtown Glen Cove area, enjoying their meals at a safe, social distance and in the open, fresh air. more
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In Glen Cove, there have been roughly 189 positive Covid-19 cases since the end of September. Since March, there has been a cumulative 1,204 cases.
Positive Covid-19 cases begin to rise in Glen Cove
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran released the latest updates surrounding Covid-19 on Monday, such as a 3.4 percent infection rate and 133 Covid-19 hospitalizations across Nassau County’s … more
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Yes, this turkey is made out of ice cream. Indulge this Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving meals for Zoom meetings
"This year, I’ll be munching on Thanksgiving dinner at a family Zoom meeting. We’ll virtually eat together and chat. At first, I was worried. How was I going to position my massive meal around my laptop without getting cranberry sauce and sweet potatoes all over the keyboard? Thankfully, I figured it out. I found compact versions of Thanksgiving dinners prepared by chefs in our local eateries. And so, I’m proud to present the first Thanksgiving Zoom meeting mini meals." more
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Spiro-Tsirkas, the director of the Glen Cove Youth Bureau, dropped off bags of donations to NOSH, a food relief delivery program that helps North Shore families.
North Shore neighbors ensure a Thanksgiving feast for all
With Thanksgiving Day approaching, North Shore residents who are part of a non-profit or religious organizations are working to ensure that no neighbor will go without a Thanksgiving Day meal. more
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Former VFW 347 Commander Benjamin Farnan, left, introduced veteran Donald Doran at Wednesday’s Veterans Day observance.
Honoring those who served in the City of Glen Cove
To observe Veterans Day, Glen Cove officials and veterans gathered at the city’s library in front of the Doughboy, a monument of a U.S. infantryman — which is what those who served during WWI were called. more
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