Monday, April 21, 2025
Sea Cliff residents can expect an average property tax increase of approximately $70 over last year after the village's board of trustees unanimously passed its $7.6 million budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year.
Once considered one of the crown jewels of Glen Cove’s recreational offerings, the city’s municipal golf course is undergoing a sweeping restoration following years of gradual decline.…
More than 150 people packed Bayville’s Crescent Beach Club on April 9 for the 19th annual “Cooking for a Cure” fundraiser – an event which raised tens of thousands of dollars in support of the Diabetes Research Institute Foundation.
The North Shore Coalition Against Substance Abuse inaugural pickleball tournament was a smashing success at Gold Coast Pickleball club in Glen Head...
The math problems used were designed by the Math Olympiad for Elementary and Middle Schools organization and follow the Olympiad style of non-routine problem solving...
Several residents from Roslyn, Glen Head, Sea Cliff, and other communities across the North Shore of Long Island raised a bevy of concerns about proposed lithium battery plants on Long Island.
Brianna Lee, an actor and writer from Sea Cliff, is holding a casting call on Thursday, April 17, at 2 p.m. in the Sea Cliff Elementary School auditorium for her new film “The Troll”
Anthony Peer, the creator of Monster Wares Products, will participate in a live reading of his collection of alliterative monster stories designed to help navigate negative emotions through positive thinking and fresh perspectives.
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino joined Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin, North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jen DeSena, Town and fire officials from across Nassau County to denounce the …
First graders at Glenwood Landing School took to the stage dressed in decorative “out of this world costumes” on March 20 for the interdisciplinary Astronomy Celebration in front of their teachers, Principal Bridget Finder, administrators, parents, and family members.
On March 2, a day of fun, rhyme, and sweet indulgence unfolded at Scoop N Fruit, located at 6 School Street, Glen Cove. The event, inspired by the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss, drew a lively crowd of residents
The North Shore School District unveiled its $125 million proposed budget for the upcoming year, a roughly 2.4 percent increase from the prior year with increasing costs stemming from employee benefits, rising salaries as well as the implementation of a new curriculum. After the presentation, nearly a dozen residents spoke during the public comment portion of the evening focused on a different matter: the soon-to-expire moratorium on the building of battery energy storage systems in the town of Oyster Bay.
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Editorial
April 22 might not jump out on your calendar like a holiday or a long weekend, but maybe it should. On Earth Day, which has been around for over 50 years, we are urged us to pay attention to the …
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Our State Legislature has one job: pass a balanced state budget by April 1. As of now, that budget is over two weeks late, and counting. And not only is it late, it’s also a total failure.