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Last Sunday’s storm brought intense rainfall to Glen Cove, and residents scrambled to clear drains and protect their property.
Glen Cove flooding renews questions over Woolsey Avenue drainage improvements
Heavy rain once again sent water rushing down Woolsey Avenue and surrounding Glen Cove streets last Sunday morning, flooding yards and basements and once again raising questions about whether … more
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The Nicholas Pedone Foundation will hold its 13th annual 5K Run/Walk in Glen Cove on Aug. 30, bringing the community together to honor a local boy whose courage continues to inspire support for children battling cancer.
Nicholas Pedone Foundation 5K returns to Glen Cove on Aug. 30
The Nicholas Pedone Foundation will hold its 13th annual 5K Run/Walk in Glen Cove on Aug. 30, bringing the community together to honor a local boy whose courage continues to inspire support for … more
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A participant lit a tea light inside a bag during the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network’s Lights of Hope celebration at Morgan Memorial Park.
Lights of Hope event in Glen Cove highlights cancer research, survivors and families
For Peter O’Connor, the glowing bags that line Morgan Memorial Park represent far more than a fundraising campaign. Behind the lights are the family members he has lost to cancer — and the … more
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Some swam in memory of loved ones. Others were cancer survivors themselves or had watched family members battle the disease. All were helping raise money in hopes that one day, fewer families would have to endure it.
Swim Across America raises $870K during 25th anniversary Glen Cove swim
For 166 swimmers who entered the water at Pryibil Beach, crossing the finish line meant more than completing a mile — or several — in the Long Island Sound. Some swam in memory of loved ones. … more
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Glen Cove police believe they have identified two youths accused of interfering with a traffic stop on Shore Road, falsely telling officers that a driver had a gun and riding illegally through the city on e-bikes.
Glen Cove police address e-bike safety, illegal riding concerns
A pair of young e-bike riders accused of interfering with a Glen Cove police traffic stop has renewed attention on the bikes and electric scooters — and on the sometimes confusing line between … more
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Rebecca Carfora is the new principal of Landing Elementary School
Rebecca Carfora takes helm as Landing Elementary principal
Rebecca Carfora’s path to becoming the new principal of Landing Elementary School began long before she entered a classroom as a teacher. Growing up in Bayville, Carfora found inspiration in … more
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Nassau County Legislature Minority Leader Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, Nassau County Police Benevolent Association representatives and Glen Cove school officials gathered at Landing Elementary School during the Aug. 18 back-to-school giveaway.
DeRiggi-Whitton, Nassau PBA provide backpacks to Glen Cove students
Families preparing for the new school year got a helping hand Tuesday as hundreds of backpacks and school supplies were distributed outside Landing Elementary School, giving students a chance to pick … more
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North Shore Historical Museum connects visitors with local history
The North Shore Historical Museum preserves the people, places and events that shaped Glen Cove and surrounding North Shore communities. Here are three things to know about the museum. Its … more
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The crash occurred at 7:22 p.m. on Aug. 19 near Dosoris Way and Elliot Place.
E-scooter rider killed in Glen Cove crash
A 23-year-old man riding an electric scooter was killed in a collision with a Jeep Wrangler in Glen Cove on Wednesday evening, according to Nassau County police. Police identified the victim as … more
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Satya Gidwani, 11, of San Francisco, looked over the “250 Years on the North Shore” exhibit at the North Shore Historical Museum. Satya, who was visiting family in Locust Valley, shared his knowledge of Long Island’s involvement in the Revolutionary War.
North Shore Historical Museum explores Long Island’s role in the Revolution
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, the North Shore Historical Museum is looking beyond the familiar Revolutionary War stories of Boston and Philadelphia and focusing on what the … more
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