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Mostly Cloudy Sea Cliff Building code changes approved
On Sept. 11, representatives from Sea Cliff’s Subdivision Committee gave a presentation outlining proposed changes to the village’s code. Building Department Supervisor, Shane Dommin, said the …
With much fanfare, Sea Cliff celebrates 135th birthday
A surprising early-autumn chill had settled over Village Square, where residents huddled to watch history in the making — again. On Oct. 12, exactly 135 years to the day after its incorporation, …
North Shore School District ponders school upgrades
The main topic on the agenda of the North Shore School District’s Board of Education meeting on Oct. 11 was a pre-bond discussion with architects from CSArch, an engineering and construction …
Sea Cliff artist to show in NYC
While art shows and exhibits are prevalent staples of Sea Cliff culture, one resident is taking her works beyond the village’s one-square-mile. Artist Karine Falleni, who has lived in Sea Cliff for …
Sea Cliff Village forms water advisory committee
In a unanimous vote on Tuesday, the Sea Cliff Village Board of Trustees voted to approve the formation of the Sea Cliff Water Service Area Advisory Committee. Through research and analysis, the …
A busy Sunday at Sea Cliff's Mini Mart
The hum of live entertainment could be heard through the trees last Sunday morning as visitors searched frantically for parking spaces. The gray-white sky and the humid air did not deter the crowds …
Tasting the love at Gemelli's in Glen Head
As a 20-year veteran of the restaurant industry, Patricia Gemelli is no stranger to the intoxicating rush of dinner service. Preparing dish after dish of fresh, seasonal food for more than 100 …
Glen Cove hospital to nix cancer care, focus on seniors
Officials in the Northwell Health System recently announced a slate of changes to Glen Cove Hospital, including the removal of its cancer treatment facilities to other, more oncology-focused sites in …
Dr. Bennett celebrates 40 years in Oyster Bay
Internists, pediatricians and surgeons had offices in Oyster Bay in 1978, but there weren’t any family medicine physicians. After William J. Bennett, who did his residency at Glen Cove Hospital, he …
North Shore roars: ‘We are CASA’
A year ago, the North Shore Coalition Against Substance Abuse was contained to a single room in the Glen Head Community Center. On Saturday, the organization packed a park at Tappen Beach. “It’s …
New full-service salon adds glamour to Sea Cliff
What was once a boarded-up, out-of-business Sea Cliff dry-cleaners has been brought to life in just one year. Glamour Salon & Beauty Lounge on Glen Cove Avenue, the brainchild of Old Brookville …
North Shore senior has Heart of a Giant
Luca Marra coasted across the North Shore Viking goal line for a 57-yard touchdown, his first of the season. Before his teammates greeted him in the end zone, the senior wide-receiver took a moment …
SEIDMAN SAYS
Confessions from the ‘crepe siren’: My life as a pastry chef
I shouldn’t have had dinner before heading to Gemelli’s that night. I know that chefs who get questioned about their line of work are benevolent when it comes to sharing the flavors they create. …
Editorial
Making strides against breast cancer on L.I.
There is perhaps no disease that strikes greater fear in the hearts of women than breast cancer. It is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths, behind lung cancer, and . . .
Scott Brinton
An attorney’s scribblings became a national anthem
I had no idea. "The Star-Spangled Banner” was first written as poetry and then, soon after, set to music — an English drinking song, to be precise. Yes, the tune behind our national anthem . . .
Randi Kreiss
What you do in high school doesn’t stay in high school
If you think what you do in high school doesn’t matter, perhaps the Brett Kavanaugh hearings will change your mind. That is my message to our children and grandchildren.
Alfonse D'Amato
Trump gives the U.N. a needed wake-up call
President Trump’s speech at the U.N. last week brought into clear focus some issues that have been simmering for years. Previous presidents have hinted at this discord, but they too often did it with hollowed-out diplomatic verbiage . . .
HERALD NEIGHBORS
An apple a day brings visitors to play at Mill Neck
People from near and far crowded the grounds of Mill Neck Manor last weekend in search of tasty fall treats and festive fun at the annual Apple Festival. For over 50 years, visitors have flocked to …
HERALD NEIGHBORS
Fall fun at 5th annual Fall Fest in Glen Head
The Gold Coast Business Association held its fifth annual Fall Fest on Sunday, Sept. 30 at The First National Bank of Long Island’s Glen Head branch. Over 40 business vendors from across the North …