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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and Nassau County Legislature presiding officer Howard Kopel, said they were compelling Hofstra University president Susan Poser to appear before the legislature next week. But a court has since delayed any such appearance until at least February, after the school successfully petitioned the same court that ruled against the county in its negotiations with the Las Vegas Sands to redevelop the Nassau Coliseum last year.
Poser says she won’t visit county legislature Monday in casino probe
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman ordered Hofstra University president Susan Poser to appear in front of the county legislature next week. But it seems Blakeman and others will have to wait until at least February. more
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Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz has crafted a bill to change a law that benefits squatters.
Effort to stop mayhem created by squatters
The deaths of Nadia Vitel and the prevalence of squatters in New York City and Long Island have prompted bipartisan legislative action. Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz and State Senator Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick have introduced bills aimed at clarifying tenant definitions to exclude squatters, empowering law enforcement to address the issue effectively. Assemblywoman Jaime Williams, highlighting firsthand experiences in her district, emphasizes the urgent need for bipartisan solutions to tackle the widespread problem of squatters, transcending political divides. more
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Roksana Amid/Herald Chef Jeanine DiMenna of the View Grill, known for her compassionate spirit, is marking her 10-year anniversary as owner of the eatery, where she’s helped forge touching memories with the people around her.
Chef Jeanine marks 10 years at the View Grill
Communities like Glen Cove flourish thanks to the selfless nature of residents like Jeanine DiMenna. While feeding the city for 30 years, she has brought people together with her passion for food and her compassion toward others. This year marks her 10-year anniversary as owner of the View Grill. more
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An hour before the City Council meeting, protesters showed support for the The View Grill, whose lease is set to expire in 2024.
Chaos erupts at city council meeting
An hour before the Glen Cove City Council meeting on Tuesday, about 20 protesters gathered outside the doors of City Hall, chanting, “Save the View.” The phrase surfaced last month, after the city announced its request for proposal for property it owns at 111 Lattingtown Road, now being leased by Jeanine DiMenna, owner of the popular restaurant The View Grill. more
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Christopher MacDonald received the 2023 Nassau County Coach of the Year award in recognition for his dedication to his students, many of whom he taught since their elementary school days.
MacDonald honored as coach of the year
A high school sports coach is a unique role. They not only develop students to become athletes and achieve their best, but coaches are also a part of the wider school community. Glen Cove City School … more
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Author Nancy Kravlik, far right, signed her book for the golden ticket winner, Briahanna Romero. She received the four millionth book distributed by the Book Fairies.
Book Fairies spread the magic of reading at Connolly Elementary School
Third, fourth and fifth graders squealed with excitement as they ran and skipped into the gymnasium at Connolly Elementary School. Their smiles grew wider as they got closer to an irresistible treat. But these young scholars weren’t craving sweet and savory candy; instead, they eagerly reached for books to feed their imaginations. more
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Former Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos hopes to replace Pamela Panzenbeck as Glen Cove’s mayor in the election on Nov. 7.
Maragos: I’ll be Glen Cove’s ‘top salesman’
George Maragos, a Democrat vying to replace Glen Cove’s Republican mayor, Pamela Panzenbeck, on Nov. 7, is an immigrant who attained the American dream. He says he wants to use his background in finance to give back to his community. more
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Andrew DiNapoli, assistant superintendent for human resources for the Glen Cove City School District, says he always wanted a career to help children.
DiNapoli excited to return to city’s schools
Ask students to name their favorite school subject, and some might say reading and writing, while others might say science and mathematics. Those with a well-rounded interest in both subjects, like Andrew DiNapoli, assistant superintendent for human resources for the Glen Cove City School District, knew from a young age that he wanted to use his interests to cultivate a career to help others. more
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Vito’s Ristorante & Pizzeria sold 110 pizzas for the fundraiser to help families affected by the bus tragedy.
Pizzerias fundraise for families from bus tragedy
Anthony Laurino, owner of Phil’s Pizzeria in Syosset, dropped his son Francesco Laurino off at Farmingdale High School on Sept. 21 for a trip to a band camp in Pennsylvania. While his son was … more
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The 3rd Congressional District’s boundaries are set to shift north and east, shedding the Republican-heavy Massapequa while incorporating sections of Suffolk County’s North Shore, including portions of Huntington and Huntington Station.
New maps shift political balance
This is the third story in a series exploring the complexities of elections to provide a better understanding of one of Americans’ most precious privileges, the right to vote. The State … more
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