Glen Cove’s City Council meeting erupted in chaos on Tuesday night, as officials debated whether to hold a public hearing to discuss the city’s charter regarding eligibility, terms, compensation, and oath for city officers. The agenda item was tabled. more

A statewide group of local news organizations — comprising of more than 100 newspapers across New York — has launched The Empire State Local News Coalition, a joint advocacy effort to advance a legislative package intended to deliver long-term sustainability to the sector. more

Close to 200 people were running, jogging or simply walking in a show of support for local veterans organizations. more

The New York Assembly and Senate passed a bill to repeal the state's adultery law, citing its outdated nature and potential for unintended consequences. Legislators like Liz Krueger and Charles Lavine supported the repeal, while Lavine faced criticism from religious groups. Religious leaders, such as Jeffrey Prey, emphasize the importance of personal values and commitment over legal enforcement of moral standards. more

Smoke shops appear to be everywhere these days, and most appear to be doing a brisk business. more

Starting May 26, Glen Cove residents will enjoy Sunday service on the N21 NICE bus, with potential additional service on the N27 later in the fall, addressing long-standing transportation gaps. Doris Harris, a cancer patient, and others have struggled without weekend bus service, resorting to expensive alternatives like taxis and trains. Prompted by advocacy from Nassau County Legislature Minority Leader Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, NICE swiftly responded, promising pilot programs to improve weekend service on both routes. more

If you’ve traveled along Walnut Road, right between Taco Bell and Glen Cove Hospital, you’ve likely met Moishe, or Skelly, a 12-foot-tall plastic skeleton. He stands proud, dressed up for every holiday and special occasion as a fun surprise for his neighbors. He’s a bone-a-fide star. more

Deasy Elementary students experienced both an earthquake and a rare partial solar eclipse, sparking a memorable educational opportunity led by high school seniors Christina Kodis and Thomas Potter. Despite the initial confusion caused by the earthquake, Kodis and Potter turned the eclipse event into an engaging lesson, using hands-on activities to simulate the phenomenon and leaving a lasting impression on the younger students. Their efforts aimed to instill a sense of wonder and appreciation for natural events, ensuring that the students would remember the experience for years to come. more

The Glen Cove SAGE Foundation honored Glen Cove Hospital’s Dr. Barbara Keber, chair of the hospital’s Family Medicine Department, along with the entire Family Medicine Team at the … more

Oftentimes we are so busy in our own lives that we tend to forget about the people around us. It’s easy to take others for granted, especially those who often go unnoticed, making sure the needs of others are met. That’s why Congregation Tiferith Israel paid tribute to two of their unsung heroes, Armando, and Rosario Garcia, rather than honoring one of their widely known members. Over 150 members of the congregation came together to honor the hard work and dedication to service the couple have lovingly poured into the congregation and its facilities. more