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Elmont Memorial High School was closed on Monday and Tuesday, after a staff member tested positive for Covid-19.

Franklin Square, Elmont schools brace for Covid testing

Officials in the Franklin Square, Elmont and Sewanhaka school districts are coming up with plans to test students and staff members for the coronavirus in case any of the communities are designated a … more

By Melissa Koenig | 12/8/20

Courtesy Glen Cove City School District Former Glen Cove City School District educator Mary Ellen Cuomo donated books to the district featuring voices of Black and Indigenous people and other people of color. English Language Arts Coordinator Bryce Klatsky said the books would help students identify and learn from the authors and their characters.

Seeking more diversity in school reading

As the Black Lives Matter movement grew over the summer, Sea Cliff resident and former Glen Cove City School District special education teacher Mary Ellen Cuomo said, she felt helpless in the battle … more

By Jennifer Corr | 11/30/20

Although she is disappointed that she cannot host two dozen friends and family members in her Sea Cliff home this year, like she did when she lived in Syosset in 2018, Cindy Ash said she understands Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s mandate.

North Shore plans for a 10-person limit on Thanksgiving

Responding to a resurgence of Covid-19 cases across the country and an increase in the infection rate of New Yorkers, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has mandated that gyms and any establishment with liquor … more

By Mike Conn | 11/19/20

In Glen Cove, there have been roughly 189 positive Covid-19 cases since the end of September. Since March, there has been a cumulative 1,204 cases.

Positive Covid-19 cases begin to rise in Glen Cove

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran released the latest updates surrounding Covid-19 on Monday, such as a 3.4 percent infection rate and 133 Covid-19 hospitalizations across Nassau County’s … more

By Jennifer Corr | 11/19/20

Vito Cortesiano, co-owner of Salvatore’s of Elmont, recently installed a tent that will allow patrons to eat outside during the winter months.

Franklin Square, Elmont residents have mixed reactions to new gathering restrictions

Helen Fries, of Franklin Square, usually celebrates Thanksgiving with about 20 family members, and was planning to do so again this year when Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that gatherings must be … more

By Melissa Koenig | 11/17/20

North Shore Ratepayers hope a Public Service Commission study would support their push for public water.

Cuomo issues new public water bill

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced legislation on Oct. 28 calling for the state to examine the feasibility of a public takeover of New York American Water’s infrastructure in Nassau County. The bill … more

By Mike Conn | 11/5/20

Lynbrook’s Regal Cinemas 13 reopened for the first time in over seven months on Oct. 23, and has many safety protocols in place amid the coronavirus pandemic. Above, Regal manager Daniel Acevedo, left, with Mayor Alan Beach at the reopening.

It’s showtime again as Regal theater reopens in Lynbrook

For the first time in over seven months, Regal Cinemas 13 in Lynbrook opened its doors to patrons on Friday, but with a plethora of new coronavirus rules and regulations. more

By Mike Smollins | 10/29/20

City of Glen Cove AMC 6 to reopen on Friday

With an announcement from Gov. Andrew Cuomo that most movie theaters outside of Manhattan can reopen on Friday, movies will return to the big screen at Glen Cove’s AMC 6. more

By Jennifer Corr | 10/23/20

Little superheroes in masks attended a Trunk-or-Treat event at Tiegerman School in Glen Cove last Saturday.

Is it safe to trick-or-treat in a pandemic?

With coronavirus among the scariest factors in communities across the state this year, many Glen Cove parents are wondering whether it’s safe to take their children trick-or-treating on Halloween. more

By Jennifer Corr | 10/16/20

Staying safe this holiday weekend

Covid-19 has taken a devastating toll on our country and county in many ways. Far too many family members, friends, and neighbors have lost their lives, while the impact of the pandemic has brought unimaginable suffering financially, emotionally and even spiritually. I felt the frustration so many felt when our schools, businesses, and houses of worship had to close last March, and I felt the joy upon their reopening a few months later. more

By Laura Curran | 10/8/20

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