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The board voted unanimously to change the decorum laws. No longer will disruptive attendees at town meetings face potential arrest.
Town meeting disruptors can no longer be arrested
On Tuesday, the Town of Oyster Bay Board unanimously passed a resolution revising an Oct. 6 meeting decorum law, which allowed for the arrest and filing of criminal charges against anyone who … more
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Madilyn, 6, left, and Reagan Citko, 4, have helped their community in a variety of ways during the pandemic, including making “Hero Bags” for frontline workers.
The North Shore shares its hopes for 2021
With 2020 in the rearview mirror and a new, promising year ahead of them, officials and residents from throughout the North Shore are hopeful that the year ahead can improve upon the year behind … more
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Public water activists said they are pleased to see that a recent study concluded that public water would be less expensive than private water.
Feasibility study: Public water would be cheaper on the North Shore
Results of a study commissioned by the Village of Sea Cliff to examine whether switching from private to public water are in, and the study concluded that municipal water would be cheaper for Sea … more
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Joe Mazzeo has faithfully served as one of Sea Cliff’s most cherished barbers for roughly 60 years.
Bart’s Barber Shop is still serving Sea Cliff
Although owner Joe Mazzeo announced in October that legendary Sea Cliff establishment Bart’s Barber Shop would be closing, the shop is still open today. Mazzeo, 78, said he is passionate about … more
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Manuel became enamored of sailing as a child while growing up in Sea Cliff.
Sea Cliff Village Museum receives $10,000 donation
The Sea Cliff Village Museum has received a $10,000 donation from a trust set up by Dick Manuel, a former resident who died in 2010, and his wife, Marjorie. Courtney Chambers, the museum director, … more
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Nearly 150 firefighters from 13 fire departments and companies joined forces to extinguish a house fire on Downing Avenue in Sea Cliff.
Sea Cliff Fire Department wrestles house fire on Downing Avenue
The Sea Cliff Fire Department received an alarm at 1:19 a.m. on Dec. 17 alerting them of a house fire next to 110 Downing Ave. First Assistant Chief Jim Ajamian was the first to reach the blaze, … more
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Shama, left, and Dora Priever entrusted their neighbors with keeping their daughter, Rosette, safe from the Nazis when the Prievers were arrested in 1940.
Telling time, and an important story, at HMTC
When Andrea Bolender, of Glen Head, took over as chair of the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County in September, she said that one of her missions would be to promote the idea of … more
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Because of her dedication to her community through the Love Your Neighbor Project, Jaime Teich was named the Herald Gazette’s Person of the Year.
Jaime Teich loves her neighbors like no other
Jaime Teich, of Sea Cliff, embodies the mantra, “Love thy neighbor.” Through the Love Your Neighbor Project, a nonprofit that she started in May in response to the coronavirus … more
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New York American Water officials said the company should begin treating the Glen Head well’s water by this spring.
Water treatment coming to Glen Head well
Treatment of the chemical perfluorooctanesulfonic acid, or PFOS, in the Glen Head well is set to begin this winter, after New York American Water recently awarded the construction contract for the … more
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Construction of water treatment plant in Glen Head ready to begin
In an effort to filter out PFOS chemicals from the Glen Head well, New York American Water has awarded construction of the well’s Granular Activated Carbon treatment system to Philip Ross … more
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