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Mostly Cloudy and Windy Dr. Giarrizzo to leave North Shore
Giarrizzo hopes to leave legacy of kindness
After four years as the North Shore Central School District superintendent, Dr. Peter Giarrizzo announced last week that he will leave the district at the end of this school year and head to the Mount Pleasant School District in Westchester County to serve as superintendent there.
Sea Cliff board of trustees unveils 2021-22 budget
Trustees talk outdoor dining, marijuana dispensaries
The Village of Sea Cliff board of trustees unanimously adopted its roughly $6.3 million budget for the 2021-22 fiscal year at a public hearing on Monday night, an increase of about $81,000 over the current spending plan.
North Shore rolls to another victory
Vikings (5-0) aiming for first county title since 1977
North Shore reached the end zone four times in the first quarter last Saturday on the way to remaining undefeated on the season with a convincing 42-20 victory over Lawrence on Homecoming.Senior …
Public water takeover stalled in Assembly, taken out of budget
Legislation to allow a public takeover of New York American Water’s Long Island assets has stalled in the State Assembly. According to a report released on March 29, a study ordered by Gov. …
Sea Cliff government reorganizes
Villafane has high hopes for the coming year
The Sea Cliff board of trustees held its annual reorganizational meeting on Monday night, and Elena Villafane was sworn in as the village’s 36th mayor, and Dina Epstein and James Versocki began …
Herald Community Newspapers seek 2021 summer interns
Herald Community Newspapers is seeking 2021 summer interns for our 18 community-based publications that stretch across Nassau County’s South Shore, from Valley Stream to Seaford, and Long Beach …
North Shore reacts to marijuana legalization
New York state on March 31 legalized recreational marijuana use — an effort years in the making — while setting regulations for a new industry and its taxation. Spanning 128 pages, the …
Glen Cove Senior Center prepares to reopen to members
Local seniors will once again have a place to socialize with the anticipated reopening of the Glen Cove Senior Center on Monday. After a challenging year, the facility will welcome members on a limited basis.
North Shore adopts 2021-22 school budget
The North Shore Board of Education unanimously adopted a 2021-22 budget of roughly $111.6 million at its March 25 meeting. The spending plan, which residents will vote on on May 18, is about $1.3 …
North Shore High School students to return full-time this month
North Shore High School students are expected to return to in-person learning this month, Superintendent Dr. Peter Giarrizzo announced via a district-wide email on March 26. The proposal was brought …
Elena Villafane is Sea Cliff’s new mayor
Sea Cliff Village Trustee and Deputy Mayor Elena Villafane will become the next mayor on April 5. Despite running unopposed, she garnered 826 votes on March 16. “I’m so excited,” …
North Shore restaurants welcome increased indoor capacity
New York state loosened its Covid-19 regulations for indoor dining last week, allowing restaurants to increase their capacity from 50 to 75 percent. Restaurateurs in Sea Cliff and Glen Head said they …
We’ll talk soon, just maybe not tomorrow
One of the most consistent criticisms I have received from my editors at the Herald over the past two and a half years is that I’m too wordy. I tend to let my emotional approach to writing get …
Editorial
Should municipalities opt out on marijuana?
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, once an ardent detractor of any measure to legalize recreational marijuana, last week signed the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act . . .
Randi Kreiss
Oldies but goodies have the right stuff
I married an older man, and this week he’s turning 75. When we met, I was 14 and he was 15.
Op-Ed
New York has legalized marijuana. What now?
Now that state lawmakers in Albany have legalized recreational marijuana, it’s time to ensure that public safety, public health and quality-of-life concerns are addressed as part of the rollout process.
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 …