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Former U.S. Sen. Alfonse D’Amato checked into the hospital Friday after feeling ill last week.

Former Sen. D’Amato said to be recovering from Covid at St. Francis Hospital

Former U.S. Senator Alfonse D’Amato, who rose from the Hempstead town council to become a U.S. senator from New York and one of the most powerful political figures in the country, has been … more

By James Bernstein | 11/23/20

Yes, this turkey is made out of ice cream. Indulge this Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving meals for Zoom meetings

"This year, I’ll be munching on Thanksgiving dinner at a family Zoom meeting. We’ll virtually eat together and chat. At first, I was worried. How was I going to position my massive meal around my laptop without getting cranberry sauce and sweet potatoes all over the keyboard? Thankfully, I figured it out. I found compact versions of Thanksgiving dinners prepared by chefs in our local eateries. And so, I’m proud to present the first Thanksgiving Zoom meeting mini meals." more

By Cathi Turow | 11/16/20

Four positive Covid-19 tests close North Shore High School

North Shore Central School District Superintendent Dr. Peter Giarrizzo announced via the district website on Tuesday that North Shore High School will be closed from Nov. 4 to Nov. 16 due to four … more

By Mike Conn | 11/3/20

Corina Lemanski, who traveled to Bayville Scream Park from Connecticut, said she was very concerned about the lack of social distancing at the park.

Lack of social distancing at Bayville Scream Park

Last weekend, the actors and props weren’t the scariest things at Bayville Scream Park, a popular Halloween destination in Bayville. It was the lack of social distancing and long wait times that left many park-goers frightened and frustrated. more

By Jennifer Corr | 10/23/20

Through their work with North Shore Cares, Courtney Citko, left, and Allison Moss sought to help restaurant owners like Still Partners co-owner Dan Roth keep their businesses alive during the pandemic.

North Shore heroes battle the continuing pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has made heroes of so many people across the North Shore. From health care workers to nonprofit volunteers and residents who have simply wanted to make a difference, people … more

By Mike Conn | 10/1/20

Nina Popova danced her way through life, whether it be on Broadway, television or world ballet tours.

Nina Popova, prolific dancer and Sea Cliff resident, dies at 97

Nina Popova spent her life in motion. As an infant, she fled the Bolsheviks. As a teen, she fled the Nazis. As an adult, she established herself as a world-class dancer, performing on Broadway, … more

By Mike Conn | 10/1/20

The North Shore High School football team was looking forward to improving on its 2019 Conference III semifinals appearance last fall, but the squad will have to wait until March.

County school superintendents postpone high school sports to 2021

North Shore High School student-athletes will have to wait until the new year to compete in sports. At an emergency meeting Aug. 26, a committee of Nassau County school superintendents voted to … more

By Mike Conn and Tony Bellisimo | 9/3/20

Nick Pinto will be joining Mayor Edward Lieberman and other Village Trustees to run the village’s government at Village Hall following the uncontested Sept. 15 election.

Sea Cliff’s village elections will be socially distant

The uncontested Sea Cliff village elections will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 15 from noon to 9 p.m. at the Sea Cliff Department of Public Works building on Altamont Avenue. An organizational meeting … more

By Mike Conn | 9/1/20

Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman tossed the first pitch to North Shore catcher Julianna Gaeta.

Mayor Lieberman tosses ceremonial first pitch at Clifton Park

To celebrate the first home game of the delayed North Shore Softball League season, Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman was invited to throw out the ceremonial first pitch on Aug. 16. Traditionally, … more

By Mike Conn | 8/27/20

Supporters of the Love Your Neighbor Project celebrated the donation of over 1,700 masks and 1,500 bottles of hand sanitizer at its launch party on Aug. 19.

Love Your Neighbor Project helps Long Island’s needy

Recognizing the impact the coronavirus pandemic was having on the North Shore, Sea Cliff resident Jaime Teich decided that she had to help her community in any way she could. She started making masks … more

By Mike Conn | 8/27/20

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