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Friends of the Bay is looking to enhance its environmental conservation efforts under the new leadership of Mitch Kramer, left, Bill Bleyer and Eric Swenson.

New leadership to captain Friends of the Bay

With the stepping down of 10-year president Barry Lamb, Friends of the Bay has three new leaders to take the helm for 2020. The Oyster Bay-based environmental advocacy organization announced on Jan. … more

By Mike Conn | 1/30/20

Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, Sea Cliff Village Administrator Bruce Kennedy, center, and Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman have spent much of the last year and a half reviewing plans for Sea Cliff’s sewers.

Sea Cliff sewer plans moving forward

Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman has a host of plans for 2020, but his main focus will be building a new sewer system downtown. The project is not a new one. Village Administrator Bruce Kennedy … more

By Mike Conn | 1/23/20

The water tank, on Dumond Place, has been wearing down for decades.

Dismantling of Glen Head water tank has begun

The dismantling of the New York American Water-owned water tank on Dumond Place in Glen Head began earlier this month, roughly seven months after the company projected that work would start. Tarps … more

By Mike Conn | 1/23/20

Kyra McCreery, center, joined here by NSHS principal Albert Cousins, left, science research teacher Dr. Molly Mordechau, Regeneron semi-finalist Keaton Danseglio and director of science Steven Menchel, will represent North Shore High School at the Regeneron Science Talent Search in Washington, D.C.

North Shore senior makes Regeneron Science Talent Search finals

North Shore High School senior Kyra McCreery has been chosen as a finalist in the Regeneron Science Talent Search. She will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., from March 5 to 11, … more

By Mike Conn | 1/22/20

Events like the Happy Hour Fundraiser at the View Grill in Glen Cove have brought together local residents, business owners and leaders to benefit the community.

Events are good for business

Deborah Orgel-Gordon has one of the most recognizable names on the North Shore. The Glen Head resident served on the board of the Gold Coast Business Association for six years, part of that time … more

By Mike Conn | 1/16/20

Kyra McCreery, center, and Keaton Danseglio’s accomplishments were celebrated by NSHS principal Albert Cousins, left, science research teacher Dr. Molly Mordechai and Steven Menchel, the director of science, far right.

North Shore High School seniors make science contest semifinals

Dr. Molly Mordechai couldn’t hold back her excitement when she found out that two of her science research students were semi-finalists of the Regeneron Science Talent Search. The North Shore … more

By Mike Conn | 1/16/20

Melissa McAree, left, and Denise Connolly suggested that the new superintendent focus on noting students’ individuality and helping them become well-rounded individuals.

Locust Valley parents discuss the future superintendent

Although the audience never exceeded 10 people, those who did attend the Locust Valley School District’s parent forum on Jan. 6 had plenty to say. They were invited by School Leadership LLC, a … more

By Mike Conn | 1/13/20

Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino — joined by Halina Howlett, center, and Ginny Ewen — was sworn in to his second term.

A new year, and a new Oyster Bay town government

Hundreds of people crowded Massapequa High School on Jan. 6 for the swearing-in of the Town of Oyster Bay’s newest government officials. Councilwomen Vicki Walsh and Laura Maier, Town … more

By Mike Conn | 1/13/20

Key Club members Keaton Dansiglio, left, Kristna Ayes, Gillian Neos, Juliette Alfarone and Jules Firouztale were part of the team that made the video possible.

North Shore High School Key Club takes on vaping

Every year, the North Shore High School Key Club takes on a project which emphasizes community service and making the North Shore a better place to live. When they began discussing this year’s … more

By Mike Conn | 1/9/20

Harrison Gillman, bottom right, has had unwavering support from his brother, Jagger, bottom left, and parents, Rachel and Eric.

Shooting to benefit Crohn’s Disease research

Harrison Gillman has never been one to seek attention. Although he is not shy about talking about his battle with Crohn’s Disease, he doesn’t enjoy the spotlight. That’s why it was … more

By Mike Conn | 1/9/20

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