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Officials say they hope that a new bulkhead between the Glen Cove Sewage Treatment Plant and Glen Cove Creek will help prevent contamination from seeping into Hempstead Harbor.

New bulkhead coming to Glen Cove Sewage Treatment Plant

The Nassau County Legislature voted unanimously on Aug. 3 to approve additional funding for a new marine bulkhead along the Glen Cove Sewage Treatment Plant, near Hempstead Harbor. The bulkhead will … more

By Mike Conn | 9/3/20

The North Shore High School football team was looking forward to improving on its 2019 Conference III semifinals appearance last fall, but the squad will have to wait until March.

County school superintendents postpone high school sports to 2021

North Shore High School student-athletes will have to wait until the new year to compete in sports. At an emergency meeting Aug. 26, a committee of Nassau County school superintendents voted to … more

By Mike Conn and Tony Bellisimo | 9/3/20

Nick Pinto will be joining Mayor Edward Lieberman and other Village Trustees to run the village’s government at Village Hall following the uncontested Sept. 15 election.

Sea Cliff’s village elections will be socially distant

The uncontested Sea Cliff village elections will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 15 from noon to 9 p.m. at the Sea Cliff Department of Public Works building on Altamont Avenue. An organizational meeting … more

By Mike Conn | 9/1/20

The family of GCPD Officer Darren Pittman, fourth from left, joined him as he was honored by U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, center, Glen Cove Deputy Mayor Maureen Basdavanos, left, GCPD Chief William Whitton and Mayor Tim Tenke.

Suozzi honors life-saving police officers

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi held a press conference on Monday outside the Glen Cove Police Department, alongside police and local officials, on Monday, at which he honored five police officers who recently … more

By Mike Conn | 9/1/20

Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman tossed the first pitch to North Shore catcher Julianna Gaeta.

Mayor Lieberman tosses ceremonial first pitch at Clifton Park

To celebrate the first home game of the delayed North Shore Softball League season, Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman was invited to throw out the ceremonial first pitch on Aug. 16. Traditionally, … more

By Mike Conn | 8/27/20

State Sen. Jim Gaughran, at lectern, was joined by fellow Long Island senators, from left, John Brooks, Todd Kaminsky, Anna Kaplan and Kevin Thomas in calling on state Attorney General Letitia James to investigate PSEG Long Island’s response to Tropical Storm Isaias.

Senators grill utilities over Isaias response

Members of the State Senate joined the Public Service Commission, Long Island Power Authority and PSEG Long Island officials in a 13-hour virtual hearing on Aug. 20 to discuss what many said was the … more

By Mike Conn | 8/27/20

Supporters of the Love Your Neighbor Project celebrated the donation of over 1,700 masks and 1,500 bottles of hand sanitizer at its launch party on Aug. 19.

Love Your Neighbor Project helps Long Island’s needy

Recognizing the impact the coronavirus pandemic was having on the North Shore, Sea Cliff resident Jaime Teich decided that she had to help her community in any way she could. She started making masks … more

By Mike Conn | 8/27/20

The Dave Diamond band, made up of bassist Craig Pivett, left, drummer Adam Polatov and guitarist Dave Diamond, took the stage as the fourth act in the Still Partners fundraiser to save one of their favorite venues.

$56K raised for Still Partners

Since owners Dan Roth and Ray Capone took over the Still Partners restaurant and bar in 2013, it has been a fixture in downtown Sea Cliff. The gastropub, on Sea Cliff Avenue, is known for its upscale … more

By Mike Conn | 8/20/20

Denise McCarthy brightened up her day with a purchase of sunflowers from the Sea Cliff Market, now operating on Garvies Point Road in Glen Cove.

Sea Cliff Farmers Market still operating but in a new home

The Sea Cliff Farmers Market, which began in 2014 utilized the St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Sea Cliff as its home for five years. Providing a space for local artisans to sell a myriad of … more

By Mike Conn | 8/17/20

Trees on Littleworth Lane in Sea Cliff were cleared shortly after the storm, but resident Chris Roberto said that neither his power nor his neighbors’ was turned back on.

North Shore residents, officials decry PSEG storm response

Thousands of homes and businesses across the North Shore lost power as Tropical Storm Isaias’s strong winds downed trees Aug. 4. The outages were inevitable, a number of residents said, but … more

By Mike Conn | 8/13/20

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