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Fair Frost Ceramics and Mercantile to help keep the arts alive in Sea Cliff
Pottery shop brings artists together
The newest addition to Sea Cliff’s arts community, Frost Ceramics and Mercantile, opened last week on Sea Cliff Avenue in the village’s downtown. Owners Kimberle and Chris Frost, 58 and …
Love Your Neighbor Project gives reason for the holiday season
Project aims to benefit businesses and residents
Through her nonprofit, the Love Your Neighbor Project, Sea Cliff resident Jaime Teich has spent the past six months helping those most affected by the coronavirus pandemic, donating masks and hand …
Isabel Sefton, passionate Sea Cliff volunteer, dies at 101
Sea Cliff’s extensive volunteer community is one of the many things that make it special, and perhaps nobody understood that better than Isabel Sefton. For decades, she worked for a myriad of …
Town of Oyster Bay ordered to redraft new meeting law
A federal court has issued a temporary restraining order against the Town of Oyster Bay’s new local meeting law, which allows for the arrest and filing of criminal charges against anyone who …
Suozzi, Gaughran come from behind to win re-election
Suozzi, Gaughran finish strong and are re-elected
When U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi held a news conference on Monday in Glen Cove, he said he was confident he would win his bid for re-election, but wasn’t ready to claim victory. Less than 24 hours …
Glen Cove’s Anthony P. Jimenez finds a kidney donor
"This Thanksgiving is a very special one for me. My health conditions were a little rough recently. I started dialysis and later found that I had a heart blockage that required triple bypass surgery. My kidney condition deteriorated to the point that I required a transplant. The transplant team determined that I could not be placed on the 5 year plus cadaver list. I needed to find a living donor. This is where gratitude comes in."
North Shore plans for a 10-person limit on Thanksgiving
Responding to a resurgence of Covid-19 cases across the country and an increase in the infection rate of New Yorkers, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has mandated that gyms and any establishment with liquor …
North Shore residents, officials react to Biden-Harris win
At press time on Wednesday, President-elect Joseph Biden had tallied over 79 million votes — more than any other presidential candidate in history — besting President Trump’s 73 …
Past commodores excited for Maynard’s leadership
Sea Cliff Yacht Club inducts first female commodore
Over its 128-year history, the Sea Cliff Yacht Club has seen a multitude of changes, from its membership to its programming to its community service projects. One of its constants, however, has been …
Hummingbird Boutique to donate five percent of earnings to Sea Cliff Elementary PCA
Following a successful fundraiser on Nov. 5 during which over $500 was raised to support the Sea Cliff Elementary School Parent Community Association, the owner of Hummingbird Boutique in Sea Cliff …
HEPA filters coming to North Shore School District
After a month of fundraising, the North Shore Viking Foundation, a nonprofit that supports North Shore Central School District students, has raised $130,000 to buy and install 255 high-efficiency …
Second stage of Sea Cliff sewer project gets the go-ahead
The Nassau County Legislature voted unanimously on Oct. 26 to expand the scope of work for the ongoing process of sewering the Village of Sea Cliff. After a decade of planning, the project began in …
Editorial
Remember to shop locally this holiday season
Thanksgiving is only a week away, and the December holidays are fast approaching. We’re supposed to be making plans to shop in our local downtowns or at the malls, but because of the coronavirus pandemic . . .
Editorial
Next week, limit your Thanksgiving gatherings
With the Covid-19 infection rate creeping up above 3 percent in parts of New York state, including Long Island, Gov. Andrew Cuomo last week issued two executive orders. The first . . .
Randi Kreiss
Dinner for two at our Thanksgiving table
Is anyone else thinking about the Berlin Airlift? It is one of the great stories of American audacity in the face of political thuggery. In case you’re too young to remember . . .
Alfonse D'Amato
The 2020 election: a mandate for moderation
The election is in the history books. As the dust finally settles on the presidential race, it appears that Joe Biden won with the same razor-thin margin by which Donald Trump did in 2016.
Send the Herald your stories, photos of how you're coping with the coronavirus
The coronavirus outbreak has vastly altered our daily routines. Parents are at home. Children are at home. College students are at home. All must stay put, we are told, for now. People are making …