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While the focus is largely on medical issues, the impact the pandemic can have on mental health is a potential danger as well.
Coronavirus pandemic is more than a medical issue
With the focus largely on physical health during the coronavirus pandemic, Glen Head resident Andrea Macari, a clinical psychologist with a practice in Manhasset, said that mental health has been … more
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Over a dozen volunteers serviced roughly 125 families during the food drive at North Shore High School last weekend.
North Shore organizations unite for NSHS food drive
Even on a rainy Saturday, the North Shore Hispanic Chamber of Commerce successfully coordinated a drive-through food drive at North Shore High School on May 23. Food drive organizer Constanza … more
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A protest outside the Nassau County Legislature and Executive Building is planned for June 1.
Advocacy groups plan George Floyd protest outside Nassau Legislature, and North Shore officials weigh in
A coalition of Nassau County advocacy groups is planning a protest, "Justice for George Floyd," outside the Nassau County Legislature and Executive Building on Monday, June 1. The planned … more
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Richard Galati
North Shore Board of Education candidates state their cases
There are three candidates running for two open spots on the North Shore Central School District Board of Education. Incumbent Richard Galati is hoping to serve a second term on the board, while … more
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Don DeLillo has sold his microgreens and other healthy foods at the Sea Cliff Market for the last two years.
North Shore food supplier keeping customers healthy
When Finest Foods owner Don DeLillo started growing microgreens, sprouts and wheatgrass at a Huntington farm in 2016, he did so with a mission to help Long Islanders eat healthy while sustaining the … more
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NSHS senior Fiona Shonik said she wants to use her scholarship to further learn how to enrich the lives of others through music.
NSHS senior wins Marguerite Suozzi Music Scholarship
North Shore High School senior Fiona Shonik has been selected as the winner of the 2020 Marguerite Suozzi Music Scholarship. Shonik, who has been a determined and accomplished trumpet player since … more
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Summit Avenue is among the first streets to be a part of the Sea Cliff sewer project.
Sea Cliff’s sewer project is under way
After a decade of planning, a project to connect the Sea Cliff Avenue sewer line to other streets in downtown Sea Cliff, and some closer to Hempstead Harbor, began last week. Village Administrator … more
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Many Sea Cliff Avenue storefronts will be closed at least until May 28 per the New York Pause program.
North Shore non-essential businesses will stay closed through May
Though she is looking forward to going back to manning her K. DiResta Collective storefront in Sea Cliff, owner Kathleen DiResta said she supports Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s decision to keep Long … more
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Though the concession stand and band stand will remain closed, Sea Cliff Beach is set to open this weekend.
Sea Cliff Beach opening this weekend, with some restrictions
Sea Cliff Beach will be among the beaches opening for Memorial Day weekend, Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman said. Gov. Andrew Cuomo gave the go-ahead for beaches in New York to open during his … more
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The usual Memorial Day ceremony at Glenwood Landing American Legion Post 336 will be smaller and closed to the public this year.
North Shore Memorial Day parades cancelled, but small ceremonies allowed
New York state will allow Memorial Day ceremonies to take place this coming weekend, Governor Cuomo said at his daily briefing on Tuesday. Ceremonies must, however, be limited to 10 or fewer … more
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