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The Glen Cove City Council approved a series of public safety, infrastructure and quality-of-life measures during its July 28 meeting, including an agreement allowing police officers to train inside … more
Whether it’s a house fire, a medical emergency or another unexpected situation, being prepared before something goes wrong can make a critical difference. From knowing how to reach first responders … more
Summer in Glen Cove offers no shortage of opportunities to get outside and enjoy the season. The Deep Roots Farmers Market brings fresh produce, baked goods and local vendors to Village Square every … more
Residents will get to meet Glen Cove first responders, enjoy family-friendly activities and celebrate community partnerships when National Night Out returns to downtown Glen Cove next month, … more
As Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time to claim its second World Cup title on Sunday, Glen Cove soccer fans cheered together in Village Square, where the Glen Cove Junior Soccer League capped … more
As families prepare for the start of the 2026-27 school year, local officials, educators and police organizations are once again partnering to help ease the financial burden of back-to-school … more
For decades, the Glen Cove office of the Economic Opportunity Commission of Nassau County has helped local residents overcome financial hardship by connecting them with essential resources and … more
As proposed routing is finalized and contractors are hired for Propel NY Energy, local opposition continues. more
The Long Island Rail Road will suspend service on the Hempstead and Oyster Bay branches this weekend for signal modernization work near Elmont-UBS Arena, with shuttle buses and schedule changes in place through Monday morning. more
U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi is urging the Trump administration to extend Temporary Protected Status for roughly 200,000 Salvadorans nationwide, saying that many of the immigrants he first came to know as day laborers when he served as Glen Cove’s mayor in the 1990s have since become homeowners, business owners and parents raising families on Long Island. more
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