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Vinny Basile, left, and Elysa Sunshine have been making music together for 45 years.

Blind musician provides a unique insight on racism

Born in 1945, lifelong Glen Cove resident Vinny Basile, 74, said he grew up in a time in which racism was normalized in the city. The youngest of 16 children growing up in Glen Cove’s Orchard … more

By Mike Conn | 6/22/20

K. DiResta Collective is one of three sites at which Ada Duran has set up shoe donation drop boxes.

Collecting shoes for charity on the North Shore

Sea Cliff resident Ada Duran said she has been donating to Soles4Souls, a charity based in Nashville, Tenn. which collects new and used shoes and distributes them to impoverished areas throughout the … more

By Mike Conn | 6/18/20

North Shore budget passes, Galati and Macari win seats on Board

The North Shore Central School District’s $110.3 million budget for the 2020-21 school year passed on June 16 with 3,084 “yes” votes over 1,892 “no” votes, according to … more

By Mike Conn | 6/17/20

The Locust Valley Central School District's $88.7 million budget passed on June 16.

Locust Valley $88.7 million 2020-21 school budget passes

The Locust Valley Central School District’s $88.7 million budget for the 2020-21 school year passed on 1,748 “yes” votes versus 1,254 “no” votes, according to unofficial … more

By Mike Conn | 6/16/20

Over 100 current and former Locust Valley students gathered to express their desire for a live graduation for the Class of 2020.

Officials, students request lift on state graduation policies

Over 100 current and former Locust Valley School District students joined county and town officials at the Locust Valley High School Athletic Field at Centre Island Beach in Bayville on June 11 to … more

By Mike Conn | 6/15/20

North Shore school officials will spend some of the summer developing ways to measure what learning they may have lost this year.

North Shore schools to evaluate learning lost in pandemic

During his portion of speaking during the North Shore School District’s Board of Education meeting on May 28, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Dr. Christopher Zublionis focused on one … more

By Mike Conn | 6/11/20

Lori Prisand advocated for changes at the Oyster Bay Animal Shelter during a Town Council meeting on Feb. 11.

Euthanasia moratorium in Town of Oyster Bay animal shelters lifted

The Town of Oyster Bay Board voted unanimously to adopt a policy which would lift a moratorium set on euthanizing “unadoptable” dogs in town animal shelters during its meeting on June … more

By Mike Conn | 6/11/20

Restaurants on Sea Cliff Avenue will be able to set up tables on the street for outdoor dining on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Phase Two reopening of the North Shore's economy is under way

Phase Two of the reopening of Long Island’s economy reopening began on Wednesday. Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued the executive order on May 31, announcing that dental offices, barbershops and salons … more

By Mike Conn | 6/10/20

Sailors, kayakers and boaters alike have taken to the Long Island Sound and soaking in the warmth.

Springtime in Sea Cliff

While the coronavirus pandemic is putting a damper on most human activity, the landscape of Sea Cliff shows that nature has other plans. Two months into the spring season, trees, flowers, plants and … more

6/9/20

Antioch Baptist Church reverend Richard Wilson led the march in his 1929 Mercedes Gazelle.

Black Lives Matter protesters march through the North Shore

Roughly 1,000 protesters flocked to the North Shore to protest police brutality on June 7, marching in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and victims of police brutality in the wake of … more

By Mike Conn | 6/8/20

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