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Glen Cove LGBT community works to ‘make a change for the better’
Despite the rain and heavy clouds, rainbow flags were waved throughout the streets of downtown Glen Cove to celebrate the beginning of Pride Month and the raising of the city’s pride flag. For many, raising the flag stands as a symbol of how far the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community have come in their journey for equality for all people. more
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Kaitlyn Young had the walk-off hit for Seaford in its 1-0 victory over Center Moriches in the Long Island Class B softball title game.
Wild finishes highlight spring season
There was no shortage of thrilling finishes and heartbreak on Nassau County high school athletic fields this spring, capped by a nearly 4-hourlong Long Island Class A softball championship game … more
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Herald, RichnerLive announce Top Chief Officer recipients
Who are the best leaders on Long Island? Get ready to find out as Herald Community Newspapers and RichnerLive present its Herald 2023 Top Chief Officers Award gala, set for Wednesday, Nov. 29 at The Heritage Club at Bethpage in Farmingdale. more
A love and a smile beyond dementia
I’ll never forget the last time I saw my stepmother, even though by then she’d already forgotten me. It was last year in the Florida hospice center Helen had lived in . . . more
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Glen Cove is discussing issuing permits for moorings in Hempstead Harbor.
Proposed Hempstead Harbor regulations angers boaters
At a Glen Cove City Council meeting on April 24, a public hearing discussed a proposal to require mooring permits in Hempstead Harbor, aiming to enhance enforcement and safety measures. Boaters expressed concerns about potential disruptions and logistical challenges, prompting Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck to schedule a separate meeting with harbor club commodores. Following the meeting on April 29, an agreement was reached to address the city's concerns without implementing mooring fees, emphasizing the importance of efficient communication and safety in harbor management. more
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Team Eva concluded their journey in Glen Cove, where the community heard stories from veterans and their families about the struggles they faced while serving.
Seven marathons in seven days honoring veterans
Dark and gloomy days filled with misting rain and wind didn’t hold back Eva Casale and Team Eva — Every Veteran Appreciated — from their commitment to honoring local servicemen killed in action. With their feet pounding the slippery streets of Long Island, Team Eva took on the astonishing challenge of running a marathon a day to raise money for, and awareness of, the nation’s veterans. Team EVA started their journey seven years ago and have since ran a total of 1,288 miles. more
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Some constituents feel the indictment of Congressman George Santos is a step in the right direction to remove him from office, but others also want the government to do more.
George Santos constituents react to indictment
Since Congressman George Santos took office in January, his constituents have demanded his resignation. Santos has drawn deep, bipartisan scrutiny from falsehoods around his work experience, biography, and his financial statements, leaving many feeling misrepresented in the House. For four months his constituents organized protests outside his Queens office with others contacting elected leader’s offices to voice concerns. more
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Glen Cove Deasy students win third at Albany competition
About 150 elementary students from across the state journeyed to the University at Albany to show off their math skills. more
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the White House Experience, has walls in the hall leading to the Blue Room that feature portraits of former presidents.
Visit the White House, but in Brookville
There is a memorable Life magazine photograph of John F. Kennedy Jr., President Kennedy’s son, as a toddler in the Oval Office. Playing inside the desk where his father is working, he peers out after opening a front panel. more
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Former congressman Tom Suozzi is running to recapture his old seat. He says he has many plans to improve life for his constituents if elected, like improving infrastructure, promoting green energy, and adding an express train to the Long Island Rail Road that wouldn’t stop until it reached Mineola.
Suozzi ready to return to U.S. House
The race to replace expelled congressman George Santos has been intense. Yet, Tom Suozzi is convinced he’s the voters’ best choice in the Feb. 13 special election, due to his experience … more
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