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U.S. Rep Tom Suozzi engaged in a heated confrontation outside the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday with a group of demonstrators who had received pardons for their roles in the Jan. 6, 2021.
Tom Suozzi Condemns Jan. 6 violence after tense confrontation with protesters
Rep. Tom Suozzi was involved in a tense confrontation outside the U.S. Capitol with demonstrators who had received pardons for their roles in the Jan. 6, 2021 attack, prompting intervention by U.S. Capitol Police. The exchange included insults from protesters and sharp responses from Suozzi, who questioned them about violence against law enforcement during the Capitol breach. Earlier that day, Suozzi posted reflections and video recalling his experience inside the House chamber on Jan. 6, criticizing the pardons and emphasizing the need to confront extremism and remember the events of that day. more
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Corina Amor Vegas, who is originally from Madrid, has run a lab at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory since 2022.
Discovery at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory could help fight dementia
A scientific discovery was made at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory that could help restore gut health in people suffering from age-related diseases. more
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Smiling in full holiday spirit and wearing an ugly sweater complete with tinsel and festive glasses.
Holiday spirit shines at ugly sweater party
The Ugly Sweater Affair, held on December 13 at Jeanine’s American Bistro, brought together guests for a lively afternoon of holiday fun, music, and celebration. Attendees arrived in their most … more
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The Glen Cove mansion, on Dosoris Lane, is set to expand its space.
Ballroom Expansion Approved at Mansion at Glen Cove to Accommodate Larger Events
The Glen Cove Planning Board has unanimously approved a plan to expand the ballroom at the historic Mansion at Glen Cove, allowing the venue to host larger events and add parking to the site. The … more
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To help new riders feel confident, the Age Friendly Glen Cove launched “Loop and Lunch” outings in 2025 — group trips, primarily for seniors, that combine an instructional ride with a social lunch downtown.
Age-Friendly Initiative Revitalizes Glen Cove Loop Bus Service
The long-running Glen Cove loop bus is getting renewed attention, new riders, and new tools meant to make it easier — and less intimidating — to use, thanks to a series of accessibility and … more
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Leslie McCarthy, 82, a retired Connolly Elementary School teacher and longtime volunteer at Glen Cove Hospital after months of rehabilitation, she has been cleared to return to volunteering and plans to resume classes at the YMCA in January.
Rare Hip Reconstruction Helps Glen Cove Woman Walk Again After Severe Pelvic Fracture
ovement and community. Before a devastating fall last spring, the 82-year-old former Connolly Elementary School teacher volunteered regularly at Northwell Glen Cove Hospital and visited the YMCA … more
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Glen Cove Beautification, city officials, the Department of Public Works and other volunteers braved the frigid temperatures to volunteer their time for the Chip-A-Tree event in 2025
Glen Cove’s Chip-A-Tree Program Returns Jan. 10 to Recycle Holiday Tree
ission is once again inviting residents to give their Christmas trees a second life through the city’s annual Chip-A-Tree program, turning a post-holiday disposal chore into an environmentally … more
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Ohad, left, and Raz Ben Ami described to attendees their fears and pains as captives of Hamas following the Oct. 7, 2023 attack.
Chabad of Sea Cliff and Glen Cove hosts former Hamas hostages
A capacity crowd at Vegan Rob’s in Sea Cliff heard first-hand accounts from Ohad and Raz Ben Ami of being abducted and imprisoned by Hamas during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel. The Israeli … more
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Lela Watson, founder and president of I Am My Sister, is originally from Jamaica, Queens, and moved to Glen Cove eight years ago. She launched the organization in North Carolina in 2010.
Glen Cove Person of the Year: Lela Watson fostering dignity with sisterhood
Middle School in Glen Cove, Lela Watson folded a stack of pants and slid them neatly onto shelves already packed with sweatshirts, shirts, tops and belts. She was preparing the space for parents and … more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman now appears to be the Republican candidate for governor of New York.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman becomes the GOP gubernatorial front-runner
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman become the Republican Party's standard-bearer for governor after Rep. Elise Stefanik drops out. more
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