Wednesday, May 14, 2025
New York is poised to become the largest state in the nation to ban student cellphone use for the entire school day, following an agreement by Gov. Kathy Hochul and the State Legislature to include …
Glen Cove voters will head to the polls on May 20 to decide the fate of a proposed $118.1 million school budget and to elect two trustees to the Board of Education. The race has three candidates: …
Dozens of women gathered at Molloy University’s Public Square for an evening of connection and empowerment, hosted by 100 Hispanic Women. The event aimed to foster relationships and strengthen …
Glen Cove came together on May 3 to celebrate Earth Day and Arbor Day. The day began at 9 a.m. at Danis Park, located at the corner of Town Path and Glen Street. The annual event is also held in …
Halloween may look very different this year for Fun World, a Carle Place-based costume company that has been in business since 1966...
When George Santos was elected to represent New York’s 3rd Congressional District in 2022, Glen Cove resident Paula Erome remembers being stunned...
As the number of antisemitic incidents reaches record highs across the nation, a new initiative in Nassau County aims to fight back with a combination of education and enforcement. The Holocaust …
On April 24, Connolly Elementary School in Glen Cove turned its field into a symbol of unity, inclusion, and understanding as students, staff, and families gathered for a walk-a-thon in celebration …
When flames tore through a Glen Cove apartment building in the early hours of April 17, displacing 15 residents, the American Red Cross of Long Island was already preparing to respond. Shortly after …
The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County hosted a powerful and deeply moving Yom HaShoah commemoration on Thursday evening, drawing nearly 80 attendees who gathered to remember …
Tensions boiled over on Monday as the Nassau County Legislature failed to pass County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s $426 million capital improvement plan, leaving critical infrastructure funding …
For 75 years, the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club has provided a second home for children in Locust Valley and the surrounding communities. From its early days as a boys’ club focused on athletics to its evolution into a full-service youth development organization, the organization has been a cornerstone of community life.
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This is not about politics — it’s about public safety. It’s about giving our officers the resources they need to take violent criminals off our streets and out of our neighborhoods.
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In the early months of President Trump’s second term, Long Island has become a battleground in the national debate over whether to welcome or vilify immigrants.
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In a state budget littered with radical spending proposals that too often sideline suburban communities like ours, the proposed expansion of the New York State Film Tax Credit is a welcome breath of fresh air
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I just returned from Pope Francis’s funeral. It was a great honor to be a member of the small official U.S. delegation. As his simple wooden coffin, marked by a plain cross, emerged into the Rome sunlight, a ripple of applause rose from the crowd — a spontaneous act of gratitude for a man who lived a life of service, humility and love.