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Chamber names their scholarship winners
For most Glen Cove families looking at colleges, the price tag of admission can seem overwhelming. According to Education Data Initiative’s 2023 findings, the average cost of college in the United States is $36,436 per student per year, including books, supplies, and daily living expenses. After adjusting for inflation, college tuition has increased roughly 748 percent since 1963. more
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Chef Jeanine DiMenna of The View Grill marked her 10-year anniversary as owner of the eatery in June.
Is the View Grill closing in 2024 ?
For over 30 years, Chef Jeanine DiMenna has been feeding the Glen Cove community. Her restaurants have long been meeting places and gathering spots for special events, and people come because they know DiMenna will deliver. more
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Five North Shore libraries are working together for their patrons
Numerous public libraries on the North Shore have banded together to offer library patrons a wider selection of virtual programs, forming the North Shore Programming Consortium. Consisting of the … more
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Glen Cove’s Police Department said increasing access to its services would be a great thing for the community.
Texting 911 is now an option in the county
Robert Saccente Jr., an American Sign Language specialist for the Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf remembers when a defensive driving instructor collapsed in front of him. Although he was certified in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, his ability to help was limited because he is deaf. more
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Jack Fugazy prepared to hit the buzzer to dunk Glen Cove Police Officer Peter Grella into the water tank at National Night Out.
See how Glen Cove's National Night Out brought police and community closer together
Glen Cove’s Bridge Street was filled with live music, hot dogs, popcorn, a bouncy ride for children, and smiles all around to celebrate the 40th anniversary of National Night Out. more
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Layton Hunt, right, and Brian Basile were more than fellow barbers. Basile said Hunt was his mentor.
Owner of Hunt’s Barber Shop dies at 88
Layton Hunt, 88, former proprietor of Hunt’s Barber Shop for over six decades, died on July 17. Hunt was somewhat of a legend on the North Shore, known for his skill, congeniality, and kindness. The cause of death was lung cancer. more
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RNJ Smoke & Cigars, on Glen Cove Avenue, which sells tobacco products, is grandfathered into the city’s new law.
What does the future hold for smoke shops in Glen Cove?
The Glen Cove City Council unanimously passed a new law on July 25 that restricts the establishment of tobacco stores, commonly known as vape shops, in certain areas in the city, which, council members said, will help reduce young people’s access to tobacco, vaping and drug paraphernalia. more
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Mike Sapraicone says he’s going after the congressional seat currently held by U.S. Rep. George Santos. The businessman’s priorities are in security and providing constituent service, an area in which he says Santos has been failing.
Mike Sapraicone announces candidacy for New York's 3rd Congressional District
George Santos seems to be entrenching himself in his congressional seat representing the North Shore and parts of Queens. But one Glen Head resident believes he has what it takes to not only … more
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Erin Nastri, the new principal at Deasy Elementary, said she looks forward to working close to home with the diverse community in Glen Cove.
A new principal at Deasy Elementary School
The Glen Cove City School District Board of Education has appointed Erin Nastri to assume the role of principal of Deasy Elementary School for the 2023-2024 school year. Nastri will succeed Melanie Arfman who retired in June. more
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Dr. Tanya Linzalone
New book by Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf's Dr. Tanya Linzalone spreads light
In her 20 years as an audiologist at Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf, Glen Cove resident Dr. Tanya Linzalone has met with many families. She’s seen first-hand the emotional toll they face while caring for a child with hearing difficulties. They often worry about their child’s communication skills, and are deeply concerned that he or she will have fewer opportunities in life. more
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