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High-risk high school sports could begin Feb. 1

High-risk high school sports in New York State such as basketball, football, wrestling, hockey, volleyball and competitive cheer will be permitted to proceed beginning Feb. 1 as long as county health departments approve competitive play within its jurisdiction, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Friday afternoon. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 1/22/21

Dr. Usman Khan, left, Dr. Scott Bodner and Dr. Danielle Rosemond, three physicians at Glen Cove Hospital, got their vaccinations, and were given cards certifying that they had done so.

Racing to get the vaccine

When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued the first emergency-use authorization for a vaccine that could prevent Covid-19 on Dec. 11, it created a light at the end of a very long, dark … more

By Jennifer Corr | 1/22/21

Let the healing begin

On March 4, 1861, President-elect Abraham Lincoln stood on the East Portico of the U.S. Capitol to take the oath of office and deliver his first inaugural address. Seven southern states had already . . . more

By Jim Bernstein | 1/21/21

What we do right now will echo in history

America is in a state of shock in the wake of the assault on the U.S. Capitol, a second impeachment of President Trump and months of denial of the validity of November’s election. We have a new president . . . more

1/21/21

Fear hovered over Biden inauguration week

As I write this, after the mob attack on the Capitol and before this week’s Presidential Inauguration, like many of you, I don’t know what to believe. more

1/21/21

President Biden has his work cut out for him

We will need years, if not decades, to unravel and repair the damage that President Trump has done to the nation with his politics and policies. more

1/21/21

Kate Weseley-Jones sought to determine why there is a bias against mothers in the workforce.

Two NSHS seniors named Regeneron semifinalists

North Shore High School seniors Kate Weseley-Jones and Lucia Martin, both 17, have been named two of the nation’s 300 semifinalists in the 2021 Regeneron Science Talent Search, one of the … more

By Mike Conn | 1/21/21

Since the pandemic began, K. DiResta Collective owner Kathleen DiResta has had to improvise, promoting the store and selling her wares online.

Sea Cliff Avenue business owners innovate to stay afloat

Downtown Sea Cliff Avenue remains one of the most popular shopping and dining destinations on the North Shore. Restaurants, boutiques and shops overlooking Hempstead Harbor are open for business. … more

By Jennifer Corr and Mike Conn | 1/21/21

The North Shore High School volleyball team is looking forward to competing this March, especially the 12 seniors returning from last year’s team.

NSHS volleyball eager to play after second postponement

The coronavirus pandemic has forced a great deal of change among high school sports, as 2020 spring sports were cancelled altogether and fall sports were postponed until the winter. However, some … more

By Mary Sotiryadis | 1/21/21

‘Are we living in a police state?’

Q. I’m so confused. I keep seeing programs on TV where it looks much simpler and the cost is so much lower than I’m getting estimates for. I also notice that there are no building inspectors, architects or permits. Why is this? more

By Monte Leeper | 1/15/21

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