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President Donald Trump announced Friday that he has commuted the seven-year prison sentence of former U.S. Rep. George Santos, ordering his immediate release.
Trump says he’s freed George Santos, calling ex-Congressman ‘horribly mistreated’
President Donald Trump announced Friday that he has commuted the seven-year prison sentence of former U.S. Rep. George Santos, ordering his immediate release. Santos, 37, a New York Republican, … more
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Antonio Mazilu, a co-owner of Scoop N Fruit, serves up delicious seasonal treats year-round.
Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce to host 23rd annual awards night recognizing changemakers
The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce will host its 23rd Annual Awards Celebration on Oct. 24, from 6 to 9 p.m., at Soundview Caterers, at 45 Bayville Ave. in Bayville. This year’s theme — A … more
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Residents crowded the Glen Cove City Council meeting on Tuesday night.
Glen Cove city council cuts budget hearing short, prompting backlash over transparency
At Tuesday night’s City Council meeting, Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck presented her proposed $69.3 million 2026 budget — her fourth since she took office — highlighting what she called a … more
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The Beautification Commission holds cleanups at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerence Center.
Glen Cove Beautification Commission to host first fundraising event Oct. 30
The Glen Cove Beautification Commission — the volunteer group behind the city’s colorful murals, seasonal flower plantings, and litter-prevention drives — will hold its first-ever … more
Pamela Panzenbeck and Marsha Silverman answered questions in a forum run by the League of Women Voters.
Panzenbeck and Silverman share contrasting plans at League of Women Voters debate in Glen Cove
Residents packed the Glen Cove Middle School auditorium on Oct. 9 as Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck and City Councilwoman Marsha Silverman met in a spirited, hour-long debate hosted by the League of Women … more
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What to expect at Oyster Bay’s 42nd annual Oyster Fest
The East Coast’s largest waterfront festival is returning to the heart of Oyster Bay this month, bringing with it two days of seafood, live music, and community celebration. The 42nd annual … more
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Critics question narrative of Glen Cove city finances over ‘surplus’ claim
Glen Cove’s independent auditor delivered a “clean” opinion on the city’s 2024 financial statements this week, as officials touted a hard-won turnaround in the general fund, … more
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HMTC board Chair Alan Mindel criticized narratives equating Israel’s military response with genocide.
Remembering the Israeli victims of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks
Two years after Hamas-led militants launched a deadly assault on Israel, killing 1,200 people and abducting about 250 more, hundreds gathered Sunday at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of … more
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Nishka Baboolal spent her Saturday morning volunteering to beautify the city she calls home.
Tulips take root as symbols of hope in Glen Cove
A wave of pink will bloom across Glen Cove next spring as a living symbol of hope, resilience, and the importance of early detection in the fight against breast cancer. Last Saturday, 22 volunteers … more
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Glen Cove Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck, a former teacher, is seeking her third term.
Mayor Panzenbeck: There’s much more to do
Pamela Panzenbeck likes to joke that she never planned on being mayor. A lifelong Glen Cove resident and a retired teacher, she spent 34 years in the Levittown public school system and dedicated much … more
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