Wednesday, January 22, 2025
Christopher A. Judge, the newly appointed Director of the North Shore Historical Museum, has always followed his heart, even when it led him down unexpected paths. From a successful career in sales …
The scent of pine lingered in the crisp winter air at Morgan Park on Saturday morning as the City of Glen Cove hosted its annual Chip-A-Tree event, a cherished tradition that transforms discarded …
Glen Cove High School’s Advanced Placement program was in the spotlight during the Board of Education meeting on January 8, as administrators presented a comprehensive five-year analysis of …
Lora Cusumano has become a symbol of commitment, leadership and vision in Glen Cove. As the founder of Shore Road Neighbors and the recently appointed chair of the Beautification Commission, she has …
The North Shore Genealogy Collective, a collaborative effort among six libraries on Long Island’s North Shore to provide genealogical resources and education to library patrons, marked its …
Obituary
Carol Rubin, a Glen Cove resident renowned for her wisdom, boundless curiosity and remarkable vitality, died on Jan. 2, at age 103. Rubin was a teacher, a community leader and an advocate of lifelong …
The City of Glen Cove has received a $553,000 grant from the Nassau County Boost Tourism Program, which will help the city enhance parks and recreational facilities to attract visitors and bolster local tourism.
Glen Cove residents will once again have the opportunity to honor their military heroes through the city’s Military Tribute Banner Program, now in its 4th year. Organized by Glen Cove Salutes …
For 90-year-old Eleanor Rapelje, the First Presbyterian Church of Glen Cove has been a part of her life since she was 4-years-old. She vividly remembers walking to Sunday school with her cousin, …
After a decade-long hiatus since its last update in 2009, the Glen Cove City Council voted unanimously to adopt its comprehensive plan, which is intended to guide the city’s development, …
Columnist
As a lifelong Glen Cover and a teacher for 34 years, I have seen firsthand how compassion can foster positive change and improve communities.
Columnist
As county executive, I have refused to make Nassau a sanctuary county, held the line on taxes even as inflation went through the roof, and brought a common-sense approach to important issues that affect Nassau families.
Columnist
With control of the presidency, Congress and the Supreme Court now in Republican hands, the questions remain: Will Republicans eschew my-way-or-the-highway?