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Superintendent Chris Zublionis, center, helped explain to Board of Education President Andrea Macari, right, and Vice President Lisa Colacioppo along with the rest of the board why the proposed $14 million bond project was needed to replace out-of-date athletic and district infrastructure, including the track and several fields.
North Shore School District proposes new track and stadium lights with $14 million bond
Student athletes in the North Shore School District may be running on a new track and playing football under Friday-night lights as early as next year, as the administration presented plans to … more
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Detective Brian Glennon addressed the Glen Cove City Council, expressing his support for restricting public marijuana consumption.
Is a cannabis smoking ban coming to Glen Cove?
A proposal to ban public marijuana smoking and vaping in Glen Cove has drawn strong opinions from residents, law enforcement officials and public health advocates as officials weigh local regulation … more
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Sea Cliff resident Erik Hansen got to see what he would look like as an apple using the mill’s face-in-hole board.
Jericho Cider Mill continues over two centuries of tradition
Jericho Cider Mill, a landmark business that has pressed apples for more than two centuries, continues to draw crowds as it blends tradition with new offerings under the stewardship of its current … more
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As part of the project, students studied and learned about different jobs, like firefighter and doctor.
Glen Head School students celebrate community
Second grade classes at the Glen Head School had a community celebration Tuesday morning where each child became a member of their community including a veterinarian, doctor, nurse, fire person, … more
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New nautical-themed landscaping and custom “Welcome to Shore Road” signage now anchor the corner of Shore Road and Glen Cove Avenue, marking a beautification milestone for the waterfront corridor shared by Glen Cove and Sea Cliff.
New gateway transforms Shore Road entrance
The long-awaited transformation of the Shore Road and Glen Cove Avenue intersection has officially taken shape, unveiling a nautical-themed gateway that residents say marks a defining moment for one … 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
The Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor's recent meeting detailed the work the organization has done over the past year to protect the harbor.
3 things to know about Hempstead Harbor
The Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor welcomed a standing room only crowd to the Glen Cove ferry terminal on Nov. 18 for its annual fall meeting, an event designed to give residents a clear picture … more
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North Shore High School students in the Key Club spent the weeks leading up to the giveaway raising money to buy food for the event.
North Shore Hispanic Chamber of Commerce turkey give away tradition feeds families
More than 100 local families received Thanksgiving meals at North Shore High School Sunday during the North Shore Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s sixth annual Turkey Giveaway, an event that … more
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The North Shore Masquers, the district’s theatrical troupe, portrayed the residents of the town of Laramie.
North Shore High School actors bring 'The Laramie Project' to life
The North Shore School District celebrated the cast and crew of this year’s fall play titled “The Laramie Project,” the true story of how the town of Laramie, Wyoming grappled with … more
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Assemblyman Charles Lavine, left, organized the evening’s vigil at the Glen Street Long Island Rail Road station, where ICE arrests took place early this year. Angel Reyes Rivas, right, spoke about immigrant families living in fear of leaving their homes. Beside him is his daughter, Zoe, 6.
Glen Cove immigrant families describe growing fear as community holds vigil
When Angel Reyes Rivas approached the microphone at the Glen Street Long Island Rail Road station last week, he barely got a few sentences out before his voice cracked. The 35-year-old Glen Cove … more
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