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the White House Experience, has walls in the hall leading to the Blue Room that feature portraits of former presidents.
Visit the White House, but in Brookville
There is a memorable Life magazine photograph of John F. Kennedy Jr., President Kennedy’s son, as a toddler in the Oval Office. Playing inside the desk where his father is working, he peers out after opening a front panel. more
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Angry constituents lined up outside the federal courthouse in Central Islip to call for U.S. Rep. George Santos’ resignation.
George Santos makes second appearance in federal court as furious protestors demand resignation
At U.S. District Court in Central Islip on June 30, embattled U.S. Rep. George Santos made his second appearance to address a range of criminal charges against him. more
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A week after Nadeem Bashir opened RNJ Smoke & Cigars, the City Council held a public hearing on June 27 to discuss rezoning hemp and paraphernalia shops. The hearing will remain open until the next council meeting on July 25.
Smoke shop zones debated at city hearing
Smoke shops appear to be everywhere these days, and most appear to be doing a brisk business. more
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To celebrate Passover, Skelly parts the Red Sea dressed as Moses. This is one of the most favorite costumes for the bone-a-fide star.
A spooky display, no matter the holiday
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
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Chris, left, Armando, Rosario, and Steven Garcia are thankful for the recognition their family has received from Congregation Tiferith Israel. They consider the house of worship to be their second home.
Congregation Tiferith Israel thanks its heroes
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
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Red, white, and blue, colors of the United States flag, sparkled in the evening sky sky.
Magical fireworks display at Morgan Memorial Park
The evening sky at Morgan Memorial Park was filled with fireworks, celebrating July 4, America’s Independence Day.  more
Marc Perez, president of Bank of America Long Island
INAUGURAL HERALD’S WOMEN’S EXECUTIVE (WE) SUMMIT TO BE PRESENTED BY BANK OF AMERICA
Herald Community Newspapers and RichnerLIVE today announced Bank of America as the presenting sponsor for its inaugural Women’s Executive (WE) Summit to be held August 7, 2023 at The Crescent … more
Quarrel over charter revision at council meeting
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
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Congressman George Santos, seen here after his indictment in May. His suretors were revealed to be his father, Gercina Antonio dos Santos Jr., and his aunt, Elma Santos Praven.
Representative George Santos' father and aunt revealed as his bail bond suretors
The names of the two people who guaranteed Representative George Santos’ $500,000 bail bond have finally been released by order of Judge Anne Y. Shields of New York’s Eastern District Court. … more
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A sign on Shore Road states that trucks weighing over 4 tons cannot travel through the neighborhood. Many residents, however, say they believe truckers are ignoring the restrictions.
Shore Road residents say they’re not safe
Kristin Vandamia moved to Glen Cove’s Shore Road two years ago, because the “quiet little beach town,” as she described it, reminded her of home. But 24 hours after she signed her lease, Vandamia, an Erie, Pennsylvania, transplant, discovered that the peace and quiet she expected in her new neighborhood wasn’t what she experienced. more
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