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City workers say evaluations are long overdue
Glen Cove supports its nearly 30,000 residents with firefighters and police officers, building and zoning departments, clerks and office staff, and the Department of Public Works. The departments are staffed with employees who work to keep the city thriving, but the Civil Service Employees Association says they are underpaid. more
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Lloyd Adams prepares a mouth-watering pork brisket for the day. The family-operated restaurant serves authentic Texas style barbeque ranging from brisket, ribs, pulled pork, barbeque chicken, turkey and salmon plus plenty of delicious sides.
Glen Cove’s Laura’s BBQ to be on television
If you’ve been to Shore Road, chances are you’re smelled authentic Texas-style barbeque wafting through the air. The delightful sensation comes from Laura’s BBQ, a waterfront smokehouse nestled between Glen Cove Creek, and Shore Thing Rentals. more
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Final public hearing on city’s master plan
At the second and final public hearing on Glen Cove’s “smart growth” comprehensive plan, the atmosphere was charged with anticipation. Many Glen Covers eagerly awaited the chance to … more
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Aisling Greene, left, and Aiden Costella celebrate their win at the high school’s Red vs Green school games.
Glen Cove’s salutatorian is Aisling Greene
Aisling Greene, a 17 year old senior, is Glen Cove High School’s salutatorian for 2023. A member of her class student senate, she has helped organize homecoming and pep rallies. She is also co-president of the student senate. more
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Suozzi shares his approach for immigration
Former Congressman Tom Suozzi, who is hoping to recapture his seat in the House of Representatives, says he’s frustrated the federal government isn’t addressing the national immigration … more
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Assemblyman Lavine helped secure a $125,000 grant to the Tiegerman Middle School for renovations, which ensures the school meets standards set by the ADA.
Enhanced accessibility now at Tiegerman
Tiegerman Middle School, nestled within the historic Coles School building , has recently undergone renovations to keep in line with the standards set by the Americans with Disabilities Act, thanks … more
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Erit Eguizabal and Ralph Comitino install a senior banner in front of Village Square.
Seniors honored with downtown banners
Glen Cove is honoring its graduating seniors in a unique and heartfelt way this year by displaying custom banners on lampposts throughout the downtown area. About 70 personalized banners of … more
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Glen Cove’s Richie Cannata and the Lords of 52nd Street, a crowd favorite, will return in August.
Music festival returns to Morgan Park
For nearly 60 years, summers in Glen Cove have meant the Summer Music Festival in Morgan Park, where music lovers enjoy their evenings on the backdrop of the Long Island Sound. The park will see festival goers lay out blankets, sit on camping chairs and lean on trees around the park to watch the night’s events while enjoying a cool summer breeze. more
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Jon Goldstein will premiere his latest musical creation, ‘Kind Ambition, on Jan. 10.
‘Kind Ambition,’ a reflection on life, career
Renowned songwriter and producer Jon Goldstein is set to premiere his latest musical creation, “Kind Ambition,” at the Jeanne Rimsky Theater at Landmark on Main Street in Port Washington … more
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Kai Kielcewski spent her Saturday morning volunteering to clean the parking lot behind the police station.
City unites on a national day of cleanup
The sound of wood chippers at the Glen Cove Train Station and the sound of raking leaves near the police station went on for three hours as the city’s Department of Public Works and dedicated … more
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