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Students were met by friendly faculty and staff as soon as they stepped off the bus. The school district works hard to ensure their students come back to a safe and welcoming environment.
City of Glen Cove schools back in session
Students were ecstatic at Deasy Elementary School while waiting outside the large exterior sky-blue doors on their first day of the new school year on Sept. 5. For some anxious youth, it was their first day as students in the district, but Superintendent Dr. Maria Rianna was there, holding tiny uncertain hands, easing the worries of a few anxious parents and students at the start of their academic journeys. more
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Facility upgrades are coming to Glen Cove, including the installation of security cameras at the city’s parks.
Recreation upgrades and security measures
Exciting developments are underway at Glen Cove’s fields as the city embarks on a series of ambitious upgrades aimed at transforming the beloved sports hubs into premier destinations for … more
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Sisters Arihanna and A’Sani Jackson enjoyed their time in the Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club computer room.
Keeping ‘Lights on Afterschool’ in Glen Cove [Photo gallery]
Last week, the Glen Cove Boys and Girls Club and the Youth Bureau hosted its “Lights on Afterschool” event to showcase the importance of its afterschool programs. The event is a nationwide … more
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When the Slayer Players last performed “A Christmas Carol,” Anthony Green portrayed Tiny Tim.
Slayer Players return for another captivating show
The Slayer Players are back looking to captivate their audience with their rendition of Charles Dickens’ classic “A Christmas Carol” on Dec. 15 at the Glen Cove Senior Center. They … more
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Michael Ach spent most of his professional career as a photographer before getting back to his sculpting and artistic roots.
Michael Ach brings 'night magic' to Sea Cliff
The Sea Cliff Arts Council presented its latest exhibit showcasing the remarkable artwork of Glen Cove resident Michael Ach. The exhibit features 19 pieces that offer a journey through Ach's creative evolution. more
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Juliana Terian, president, CEO of Rallye Motor Company, center, has given the Morgan Summer Music Festival a $1 million donation and sponsorship. Former Congressman Tom Suozzi, second from right, arranged for a news conference on to celebrate the generosity of the Terian Family and Rallye Motor Company.
Donation ensures ‘music will keep playing’ at Morgan Memorial Park
Former Congressman Tom Suozzi shared a pre-summer surprise on May 30, something that will benefit everyone in Glen Cove, as well as the city’s many visitors who love music. Because of a generous donation and sponsorship of $1 million from Rallye Motor Company and the Terian Family, the nonprofit Morgan Summer Music Festival will continue. more
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Responding to an emergency can seem overwhelming, but Jean Johnson informed attendees how to overcome those challenges.
Protecting families from catastrophe
With hurricane season on the horizon, Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton and New York state hosted a New York State Emergency Preparedness Workshop at the Glen Cove Senior Center on Monday, Aug. 28. The event taught a crowd of 100 participants how to protect themselves and their families amidst a catastrophic event. more
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RNJ Smoke & Cigars, on Glen Cove Avenue, which sells tobacco products, is grandfathered into the city’s new law.
What does the future hold for smoke shops in Glen Cove?
The Glen Cove City Council unanimously passed a new law on July 25 that restricts the establishment of tobacco stores, commonly known as vape shops, in certain areas in the city, which, council members said, will help reduce young people’s access to tobacco, vaping and drug paraphernalia. more
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Mario Reali and his wife, Linda, praying to the relic of St. Jude, asking for the health and safety of family members.
1,000-year-old relic of St. Jude brings some hope to Glen Cove
Holding his Bible and crucifix tightly, Michael Schenc knelt before a relic of St. Jude, the patron saint of hope and impossible causes. He bowed his head in prayer, and then pressed his holy … more
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Assemblyman Chuck Lavine decried his Republican colleagues' 'antics' over the Faith-Based Housing Act, which is not a part of the New York State budget.
Faith-based housing proposal faces backlash
A proposal to include a Faith-Based Housing Act in the New York state budget has sparked debate on Long Island, with concerns about its potential impact on local zoning laws and the ability of … more
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