BREAKING NEWS: Defense leads North Shore to L.I. championship
Legislators seek justice for Cuomo accusers
Assemblyman Michael Montesano, a Republican from Glen Head, along with some fellow legislators, is calling for actionable accountability from former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, after the release of …
Tom Suozzi, former county exec, running for governor
U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi announced on Monday that he was a candidate for governor. “I’m running for governor because I believe this is the job I am made for,” Suozzi said at a news …
A musical tribute to Duke Ellington at La Bussola
A talented group of New York’s finest jazz musicians versed in the musical traditions of Edward Kennedy “Duke” Ellington will bring his music to life on Dec. 9, at 6:30 p.m. at La …
Businesses across North Shore join forces to survive Covid-19
Businesses band together for recovery
Sea Cliff’s small business owners are excited for the second installment of the Covid-19 recovery campaign, launched on Nov. 14 with new participants, including Sarah Regan Interiors and …
North Shore Soup Kitchen serves again
This week, the North Shore Soup Kitchen eturned to its main purpose: serving hot meals to those in need. Closed for more than a year and a half, volunteers and recipients reunited on Tuesday at the …
NSHS announces 2022 class val and sal
The North Shore School District has named the valedictorian and salutatorian for the class of 2022. Valedictorian Kate Gilliam began her North Shore roots as a student at Glenwood Landing School. …
Blakeman wins county executive's seat after absentee count
Town of Hempstead Councilman Bruce Blakeman, a Republican, retained his Election Night lead over Democratic Nassau County Executive Laura Curran after all absentee ballots were counted on Nov. 15, finishing with a 2,150-vote lead.
Bill signed to take water service public
The long-awaited legislation to create a pathway for the public takeover of New York American Water — a private water supplier serving ratepayers in Sea Cliff, Glen Head and other Town of …
Commissioner dismisses appeal to overturn 2020 North Shore school election results
The results of last year’s budget and trustee election in the North Shore Central District stands. New York State Commissioner of Education Betty Rosa dismissed an appeal to overturn the results of the June 2020 North Shore budget vote and trustee election results in September, bringing the 14-month-long case to a close.
Sea Cliff Museum reopens
It has been a long, hard road for the Sea Cliff Museum during the past year. Shut down virtually overnight in March 2020 when the Covid pandemic struck, the museum has been unable to fulfill one of its major functions in the community — welcoming visitors to interpretive displays and exhibitions detailing facets of local history.
G.C. eye doctor is set to retire, but will continue work overseas
After three and a half decades of helping to improve people’s eyesight, Dr. Robert Appel has decided to slow down. And while his hundreds of patients across the North Shore are sorry to see his …
Editorial
A new Covid variant is on the march. Mask up!
In recent months, we have seen a growing number of parents crowding school board meetings across Long Island, protesting the state mandate requiring students to mask up in schools.
Editorial
This holiday season for sure, shop locally
Each year, we encourage our readers to shop locally, in your community’s downtown, during the holidays. With the coronavirus pandemic still raging, we’re doubling down on that advice.
Op-Ed
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Public health is political, but shouldn’t be partisan
Taxes, property assessments, crime and schools were top concerns for Long Island politicians in the Nov. 2 elections. Both Democrats and Republicans tried to persuade voters that . . .
Jerry Kremer
RIP Paul Jackson, renowned South Shore historian
The towns, cities and villages of Long Island have their own recorded and unrecorded histories. Their stories are told by local historians, librarians and historical societies. In many cases . . .
Randi Kreiss
How did you get through? In 50 words or less.
Tell me your story. If you’re reading this, you are living through a deadly pandemic that has killed more than five million people worldwide. So far. If you’re reading this . . .
Herald Inside LI hosts College webinar on upcoming fall semester
As a result of the pandemic, colleges everywhere have had no choice but to make social and academic changes to their school settings. Students, faculty and staff have adapted to our new …