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The Glen Cove LIRR station is one of three stations to be skipped for a faster commute in the morning.
Commuters can now skip some Long Island Railroad stops
Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials have announced additional schedule changes to improve Long Island Rail Road service to the North Shore since the Grand Central Madison access service changes went into effect in March. more
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Dr. Tanya Linzalone has worked as an audiologist at the Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf for 20 years.
New book from Glen Cove resident promotes acceptance
In her 20 years as an audiologist at Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf, Glen Cove resident Dr. Tanya Linzalone has seen first-hand the emotional toll families face while caring for a child with … more
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Randy Arnold, Gribbin’s new principal, believes in the concept of lifelong learning.
Gribbin Elementary has a new principal
The Glen Cove City School District Board of Education has appointed Randy Arnold as principal of Gribbin Elementary School for the 2023-2024 school year. Arnold succeeds Francine Santoro, who retired in June. more
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Anthony Dirty Pirate Cannino,, hit the ball as umpire Frank Shakespeare VanZant called the play.
City’s annual vintage baseball game a hit
Over 100 years ago, Glen Cove residents wrote a letter to Mayor James M. Burns requesting permission to play baseball games on Sundays. The resolution passed with a unanimous “aye.” To celebrate the roots of the sport, the city held its annual vintage baseball game on July 20, taking a step back in time to when the rules were drastically different. The match was between the Brooklyn Atlantics Baseball Club and the New York Mutuals Baseball Club.  more
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Kellen Curry said he was prompted to run for the 3rd C.D. seat by the revelations about George Santos’ lies, as well as the Biden administration’s ‘disgraceful’ withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Kellen Curry explains why he’s running against Representative George Santos
Kellen Curry spent eight years serving the United States in the Air Force, and after a stint in the private sector, he is looking to return to public service as one of the challengers for U.S. Rep. … more
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U.S. Rep. George Santos is facing new scrutiny as he compares himself to advocate Rosa Parks and embezzles campaign funds.
Democrats in the House of Representatives hope to censure George Santos
It can be difficult to keep up with U.S. Rep. George Santos’ long list of falsehoods. For seven months, state Republicans and Democrats alike have called for his resignation from Congress while … more
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City workers say evaluations are long overdue
Glen Cove supports its nearly 30,000 residents with firefighters and police officers, building and zoning departments, clerks and office staff, and the Department of Public Works. The departments are staffed with employees who work to keep the city thriving, but the Civil Service Employees Association says they are underpaid. more
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Lloyd Adams prepares a mouth-watering pork brisket for the day. The family-operated restaurant serves authentic Texas style barbeque ranging from brisket, ribs, pulled pork, barbeque chicken, turkey and salmon plus plenty of delicious sides.
Glen Cove’s Laura’s BBQ to be on television
If you’ve been to Shore Road, chances are you’re smelled authentic Texas-style barbeque wafting through the air. The delightful sensation comes from Laura’s BBQ, a waterfront smokehouse nestled between Glen Cove Creek, and Shore Thing Rentals. more
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Glen Cove resident Kathy Quinn-Taylor, top row, second from right, shared her work, as did other participants in Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum’s healing workshop in March.
Widow finds way to cope with her loss at Pinelawn
Kathy Quinn-Taylor felt lost after her husband, Robert Taylor Jr., died last July. Her life, she said, has never been the same. Although she continues to appreciate support she’s received from … more
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Worshipers at the Church of St. Rocco adorn the statue of their patron saint with money and trinkets.
‘The Best Feast in the East’ celebrates Italian culture
Every summer, thousands of people from across Long Island and beyond make their way to Glen Cove for the Feast of St. Rocco, one of the North Shore’s most popular events. Guests can expect games, rides, prizes and, of course, an extraordinary diversity of food. The four days of fun and festivities that comprise “The Best Feast in the East” begin on July 26. more
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