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The Rev. Roger Williams, of First Baptist Church of Glen Cove, delivered some of the night’s most impassioned remarks, connecting current fears in immigrant communities to the historic oppression of Black Americans in the Jim Crow South.
Glen Cove vigil highlights escalating fear among immigrant families amid ICE activity
On a cold Monday night in Glen Cove, more than 100 residents, advocates, faith leaders and immigrants gathered for the second time this year to call attention to what organizers described as the … more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced his intention to run for governor of New York on Dec. 9.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announces run for New York governor
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, a Valley Stream native, announced his bid for New York governor, entering a GOP field led by Rep. Elise Stefanik. more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced his intention to run for governor of New York on Dec. 9.
It’s official: Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is running for governor
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced his intention to run for governor through an a video ad on his campaign website. more
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A proposal to install an AT&T antenna on the roof of the Glen Cove Shopping Center, on Forest Avenue, was denied by the Planning Board.
AT&T antenna proposal denied by Glen Cove Planning Board after public opposition
A proposal to install an AT&T wireless antenna atop the Glen Cove Shopping Center, on Forest Avenue, was denied on Nov. 18, ending six months of contentious public hearings and intensifying … more
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The remains of Hans Trinklein’s car after he was nearly killed while driving past the Jericho Cider Mill on Thanksgiving 1984.
Glen Head man has plan to make Jericho Cider Mill parking safer
For decades, Glen Head resident Fritz Trinklein has watched cars line the shoulder of State Route 106 as crowds flock to the historic Jericho Cider Mill each fall. To Trinklein, the scene isn’t … more
Will Sheeline/Herald photos The bench dedicated in Butt’s honor is the same one his wife and her friends would sit while parades organized by her husband would move pass.
Remembering Reggie Butt of Oyster Bay this Veterans Day
On Veterans Day, residents gathered in front of the Veteran’s Memorial in Oyster Bay to honor one of their own, the late Reginald Butt Jr., with the dedication of a town bench in his memory. The … more
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Republican County Executive Bruce Blakeman won his second term on Tuesday, defeating his Democratic challenger, Seth Koslow.
Blakeman, Saladino, Goetz complete Republican sweep in Oyster Bay
Republican incumbent Bruce Blakeman declared victory Tuesday in unofficial results to secure another term as Nassau County executive, defeating Democrat Seth Koslow, 54 to 46. Blakeman campaigned on public safety, fiscal restraint and quality-of-life issues. more
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After heavy rains, residents of Shore Road frequently see ankle- deep flooding.
Major overhaul coming to Shore Road in Town of Oyster Bay
One of Nassau County’s most ambitious infrastructure projects is poised to reshape Shore Road and Prospect Avenue into a safer, greener, and more accessible waterfront corridor connecting Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, and Glenwood Landing... more
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Casey Sabella, far right, an organizer with the group Courage for America, delivered petitions from constituents of the 3rd Congressional District to a staffer outside the Washington office of U.S. Rep. George Santos in 2023. Sabella and others called on Santos to resign during a trip to Capitol Hill ahead of President Joseph Biden’s State of the Union address.
President Donald Trump pardons former lawmaker George Santos
President Trump’s decision to commute the seven-year federal prison sentence of former U.S. Rep. George Santos has reignited a storm of outrage across Long Island, where the scandal surrounding the disgraced congressman first erupted. more
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Dr. Allison Eliscu, left, division chief of adolescent medicine at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital, Kristen Turnow, superintendent of the Locust Valley Central School District, Detective Antonio Pagan, an NYPD Special Victims Unit and FBI Task Force officer, and Assemblymember Charles D. Lavine, representing New York’s 13th District, spoke at a youth mental health panel at Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club.
Discussing student mental health at Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club
The Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club hosted a community conversation on Nov. 17 titled “Social Media, Mental Health & the Crisis Facing America’s Youth.” The event brought together medical, educational, law enforcement and political experts... more
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