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Through their work with North Shore Cares, Courtney Citko, left, and Allison Moss sought to help restaurant owners like Still Partners co-owner Dan Roth keep their businesses alive during the pandemic.
North Shore heroes battle the continuing pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has made heroes of so many people across the North Shore. From health care workers to nonprofit volunteers and residents who have simply wanted to make a difference, people … more
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Assemblyman Michael Montesano — Incumbent
15th Assembly District candidates state their cases
A veteran assemblyman and a newcomer will vie for the North Shore’s District 15 assembly seat on Nov. 3. Incumbent Michael Montesano, a Republican from Glen Head, has spent the last decade … more
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Nina Popova danced her way through life, whether it be on Broadway, television or world ballet tours.
Nina Popova, prolific dancer and Sea Cliff resident, dies at 97
Nina Popova spent her life in motion. As an infant, she fled the Bolsheviks. As a teen, she fled the Nazis. As an adult, she established herself as a world-class dancer, performing on Broadway, … more
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The Sea Cliff Fire Department will be able to use thermal cameras for local heat signatures in low-visibility areas.
Sea Cliff Fire Department to receive thermal cameras
Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, a Democrat from Glen Cove, has secured a $29,800 county grant for the Village of Sea Cliff, which will be used to purchase four thermal imaging cameras … more
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Sea Cliff Village Trustee Nick Pinto
Nick Pinto joins Sea Cliff board
In an uncontested election on Sept. 17, Nick Pinto became the newest member of the Sea Cliff village board of trustees. Pinto will enter his fourth year of public service in Sea Cliff, having spent … more
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Summer in Sea Cliff offers many beautiful vistas, not the least of which are the sunsets over Hempstead Harbor
So long to another summer in Sea Cliff
There are many things which make Sea Cliff one of the most unique and recognizable places on Long Island, one of the most prevalent being its role as a summer hotspot. As a waterfront village, it … more
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Second-grader Alyssa Scheuerman, left, and fifth-grader Samantha Maffei, right, welcomed kindergartener Andrew Scheuerman to the Glenwood Landing Elementary family.
North Shore students excited to start new year
The 2020-21 school year is sure to present a unique set of challenges in the North Shore School District. Although all elementary and middle school students will start the year in school, they will … more
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Andrea Bolender said she hopes to ensure that the lessons learned from the Holocaust continue to be taught as she takes over as the center’s chair.
Glen Head's Andrea Bolender takes over as Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center chair
As the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, Glen Head resident Andrea Bolender, 58, said that one of the most important functions of the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, in Glen … more
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Though they are grateful for the rate increase postponement, North Shore residents and officials say public water is still their goal.
New York American Water rate hike delayed to January
After discussions with the New York Department of Public Service and in direct response to the coronavirus pandemic, New York American Water has once again postponed its previously approved rate … more
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The gas tank underneath pump 1 at Pride Gas Station caught fire after sparks above ground ignited fumes coming from below.
Underground gas tank ignites in Sea Cliff
The Sea Cliff Fire Department received a call at 5:38 p.m. on Sunday in response to an underground gasoline tank at Pride Gas Station at 311 Glen Cove Ave. in Sea Cliff. Hugo Diaz, manager of VIP … more
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