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Glen Cove media communications teacher Chris Barry with junior Charlotte Dilgard-Clark after her public service annoucement took first place at the Locust Valley High School Film Festival.
Glen Cove High School Junior Charlotte Dilgard-Clark's winning Public Service Announcement was inspired by her mom’s cardiac arrest
Charlotte Dilgard-Clark, a junior in Glen Cove High School’s Media Communications program, earned first place in the Public Service Announcement category at the Locust Valley High School Film … more
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Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, above, proudly led the way in Glen Cove’s Memorial Day Parade.
Glen Cove prepares for Memorial Day Observances honoring war dead
The Memorial Day observances in Glen Cove will return this year with a renewed focus on remembrance, as city officials, veterans and community leaders prepare to honor those who died in military … more
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Sean Greenberg, shown at age 12, continued competing on the ice even as early symptoms of his Type 1 diabetes went unrecognized.
Glen Cove’s Jaime Greenberg honored at Cooking for a Cure diabetes fundraiser
The room at the Crescent Beach Club in Bayville was filled with more than 180 people on April 22, but for Glen Cove resident Jaime Greenberg, the focus of the evening was far more personal. “We all … more
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Scott Whitting, right, was honored both for his volunteer work with the North Shore Kiwanis Club and military service as a Green Beret medical specialist by club members, including Club President Chris Salmon.
Scott Whitting honored for 50 years of service with Kiwanis
The North Shore Kiwanis Club honored Scott Whitting for 50 years of service on April 15. more
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Tony Jimenez was part of many events in Glen Cove, including those that honored veterans. He always saluted monuments throughout the city, including the one on Elm Avenue.
My Hero’: Glen Cove Mourns Vietnam Veteran Tony Jimenez, EMS Chief and Councilman
Tony Jimenez’s older brother, Phil, still remembers a moment that defined who his brother was long before Glen Cove came to know him. “I didn’t know what to do,” Phil recalled of a childhood … more
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David Geliashvili, left and Susanne Deegan at a news conference Tuesday following their successful kidney transplant at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset. Deegan donated a kidney after offering to be tested at a birthday dinner at La Bussola, in Glen Cove.
Susanne Deegan Called “Angel” After Donating Kidney to David Geliashvili
What began as a celebratory birthday dinner at a popular Glen Cove restaurant led to a life-altering moment when Susanne Deegan, of Sea Cliff, told La Bussola manager David Geliashvili, of Locust … more
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Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck received a proclamation on behalf of the city during the April 16 ceremony at Glen Cove City Hall recognizing the city as a Suicide Awareness and Remembrance City.
Glen Cove Earns National Recognition for Veteran Suicide Awareness Efforts
The City of Glen Cove has been recognized as the first municipality in the nation to formally acknowledge the veteran suicide crisis as a designated Suicide Awareness and Remembrance City, officials … more
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The Monument to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, a bronze sculpture by Natan Rapoport, stands on display at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County.
Glen Cove unveils Holocaust sculpture marking Warsaw Ghetto Uprising anniversary
More than 150 people gathered in the rain on Sunday, April 19, as a long-stored Holocaust memorial sculpture was unveiled at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County in Glen Cove. … more
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Glen Cove School District Adopts $122.3M Budget
The Glen Cove City School District Board of Education unanimously adopted a $122,314,624 budget for the 2026-2027 school year on April 15, after addressing a multi-million-dollar shortfall through a … more
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Holocaust survivors and their descendants lit candles to honor those killed by the Nazis.
Holocaust Memorial Center Hosts Yom HaShoah Event Featuring Survivor Bertha Strauss
The last time Bertha Strauss saw her mother, she was given a simple instruction: Take care of your brother. She was 6 years old. “I remember being smuggled out of the camp in a truck,” Strauss … more
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