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Freshman U.S. Rep. George Santos is accused of running a cryptocurrency scam on a former campaign donor. The congressman is facing federal charges including money laundering.
Did Santos’ use a variation of a ‘Nigerian prince’ scam?
One of the first cons to flourish on the Internet, the “Nigerian prince” scam, has evolved in the digital age. Many people remember receiving emails, faxes or calls from someone claiming to be wealthy who needs to get a huge sum of money out of their country. They plead for help in return for a sizable share of the treasure. more
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Gail Kastenholz, the daughter of two Holocaust survivors, detailed its history and the struggles her parents faced as Jews in Europe.
Yom HaShoah held at Holocaust Tolerance and Memorial Center
Dozens of people gathered at the Holocaust Tolerance and Memorial Center in Glen Cove last Sunday to commemorate Yom HaShoah — Holocaust Remembrance Day, which pays tribute to the 6 million … more
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Sgt. Salvatore Bifone found out about LifeVac through an online advertisement.
LifeVac is now a P.D. tool for emergencies
Steven Grella, a detective in the Glen Cove Police Department, still clearly recalls his harrowing experience when his 7-day-old son had a choking emergency. Born prematurely, the infant struggled as … more
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Representative George Santos had previously claimed that he would rather go to jail than reveal the names of the people who paid his bond, who have been revealed as his father and paternal aunt.
George Santos’ father and aunt revealed as bail bond suretors
The names of the two people who guaranteed the $500,000 bail bond of U.S. Rep. George Santos have finally been released by order of Judge Anne Shields. more
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Rep. George Santos survived an expulsion vote in the House, although he could face another one in two weeks following the results of the House Ethics Committee's review of his conduct.
Rep. George Santos survives expulsion vote
George Santos, the freshman Republican infamous for his lies about his background and the numerous legal charges against him, survived a vote of expulsion brought against him by fellow New York … more
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Anna Perez, a board member, her son Ruben Matinez, and Glen Cove High School Principal Allen Hudson took the opportunity to speak about all the fun happenings at the Glen Cove High School.
Fish fry ensures funds for summer fun
The Glen Cove Economic Opportunity Commission held its first fish fry fundraiser on May 4 to benefit its summer youth program. The event treated attendees to scrumptious fried fish sandwiches and a … more
Kayla and Emma Sorensen performed Christmas songs for Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church. The musicians wore their masks inside to follow state-mandated social distancing guidelines.
Faith after coronavirus
People turn to religion for comfort and hope in times of crisis and uncertainty — and March 2020, with the onset of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States and the resulting lockdowns — certainly was among such times. more
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Courtney Callahan, Nosh co-founder, far left; former Glen Cove Mayor Tim Tenke; Linda Eastman, Nosh’s head of operations; and County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton joined forces to help families in need during the pandemic.
Post-Covid, people are still hungry
When the coronavirus pandemic hit the United States in March 2020, many food pantries and soup kitchens closed as people working in places that traditionally provided for the food insecure were afraid to continue. This was before there were Covid vaccines, with doctors working around the clock to understand the virus that was killing thousands of people. more
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Janine Fakiris spent years working with Susan Raso spaying, neutering and vaccinating the North Shore’s feral cat population.
North Shore nonprofits manage feral cat population
While the North Shore of Long Island is rarely considered to have a large population of wild animals, feral cats are one species that are here in relatively large numbers. Thanks to a few … more
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There could be sharks lurking in this choppy water off of Jones Beach’s West End. But if there are, there’s a few things to know — like the state is putting resources into protecting swimmers from sharks, and that shark activity is a sign of a healthy environment.
State parks prepare for busy summer of sharks
Excited about summer, but nervous about sharks? There are a few things to know. more
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