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Vote Yes March 12 are urging voters to approve the $84.6 million bond to renovate and improve all six Glen Cove schools.
Glen Cove parent group urges ‘yes’ vote on school bond
On March 12, Glen Cove City School District residents will vote on an $84.6 million bond that would fund improvements at all six district schools. If it is approved, every building will be repaired … more
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There was singing, dancing, eating and award-giving at DRS’s annual Parent-Son Melave Malka on Feb. 9.
Music and dancing at Davis Renov Stahler's Parent-Son Melave Malka
The entire Davis Renov Stahler Yeshiva High School for Boys family, rabbis, parents, and students gathered to honor the positive spirit of being Jewish at the Woodmere school’s 22nd annual Parent-Son Melave Malka on Feb. 9. more
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Through a grant secured by State Sen. Todd Kaminsky, Friedberg JCC will get a full roof repair in the spring.
Oceanside JCC awarded $100K grant to repair aging roof
Friedberg JCC has received a $100,000 state grant to repair its roof, according to Associate Executive Director Roni Kleinman. more
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Vast renovations to all of the area schools are planned if residents approve.
Vast renovations may be coming to G.C. schools
The Glen Cove City School District will be moving forward with a proposal for a health, safety and repair bond for 2019. The bond will provide approximately $84.6 million in funding over a four-year … more
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Emerge residents enjoyed a relaxing day in the solarium and some treats from the on-site bakery.
Luxury living at renovated rehab center in Glen Cove
“My knees are shot,” Edmund Crane told the Herald Gazette. “It’s just bone on bone,” he added, mimicking a grinding noise and concluding, “If I stand up, you can hear me a distance … more
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President Michael Emmert, left, and project manager Rob Aquilina outside Golden Eye’s site in Sea Cliff.
Glen Head's Golden Eye marks 20 years of ‘building dreams’
What was once a nondescript two-story home on The Boulevard has been transformed. Its exterior, now a palette of natural hues and alluring textures is bolstered by cream-colored cement walls, capped … more
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There is now easy access to the beautiful green lawn in front of the post office since the fence and hedges have been removed.
New look outside the Oyster Bay Post Office
The grounds surrounding the Oyster Bay Post Office on Shore Avenue look so different that one might pass the colonial revival building completely before realizing they have walked too far. Not only … more
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Jonah Loskove, left, and Dubi Fischman, spent their May working to raise awareness of anosmia, the inability to smell.
Working to increase anosmia awareness
Sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell, the five senses through which we perceive the world. Being blind or deaf is well known and stories about the lack of touch or not being able to taste have been done, so two seniors from the Davis Renov Stahler Yeshiva High School for Boys in Woodmere, Dubi Fischman and Jonah Loskove, decided to focus on helping raise awareness of anosmia, a lack of smell. more
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The interior of the Sea Cliff Village Library after renovations.
Renovations breathe new life into Sea Cliff Library
For three weeks, the books and bookkeepers of Sea Cliff’s Village Library were relocated to the Stenson Children’s Library just down the street to make way for renovations. On May 21, the library … more
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Renovations, permits and taxes
Q. There’s a lot of renovation going on around us, and I don’t see one permit sign or window sign. One neighbor told me he didn’t want his taxes to go up, so he’ll get a permit if he gets caught or when he sells. Isn’t that taking a chance? more
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