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A Center for Excellence to grow up and grow older
A couple of years have passed since Glen Cove earned the World Health Organization and AARP’s Age-Friendly status in 2018, making it an ideal place to grow up and grow old. Carol Waldman, the former executive director of the Glen Cove Senior Center and current liaison consultant to the city, decided she wanted to take that friendliness a step further. more
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A salute from former Quentin Roosevelt Post 4 American Legion Commander Reginal Butt served as symbol of love of country and an appreciation for those veterans that never made it home alive.
A day to honor service members who never returned home alive
Quentin Roosevelt Post 4 American Legion began its Memorial Day ceremony with a somber laying of the wreath at the legion’s monument in the hamlet. That was followed by a startling pop, pop, pop, from a three volley-salute, performed by members of the N.Y. 11th Regiment Military Honor Guard. It is a ceremonial act performed at military funerals, as is the playing of taps on the bugle, which followed. It was all more than appropriate on Memorial Day, when our country mourns our service members that did not return home alive. more
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On sunny spring days, the streets of downtown Glen Cove remain relatively empty except for local residents picking up take-out.
Glen Cove businesses react to state PAUSE act extension
For Peter Holden, the owner of God Loves You Religious Store in downtown Glen Cove, keeping the storefront closed during Communion season hits especially hard. more
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The Diamondback Terrapin is a native Long Island turtle.
Friends of the Bay to offer free online presentation
Friends of the Bay will offer its second free online presentation on May 27 at 7 p.m. as part of its 2020 Speaker Series when naturalist John Turner will present, "Diamondback Terrapin: The Turtle with the Clown Lips." more
Businesses throughout Glen Cove have signs on its doors letting customers know that it’s closed due to the pandemic
Glen Cove business owners can now ‘sleep at night’ because of the Payroll Protection Program. 
When businesses were ordered to close by Gov. Andrew Cuomo over a month ago, John Tymann, the owner of STN Tanning Supplies in Glen Cove, feared that he would be forced to let go of employees.  more
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During the pandemic, Kimberly Rusnack, left, and Aimee LoMonaco are sharing the title of director of patient care services at Glen Cove Hospital. They discussed the facility’s patient census.
Glen Cove Hospital: Home to heroes
The public perception of police officers and firefighters changed after Sept. 11, 2001, when so many lost their lives trying to save others. They were deemed heroes, and there was a marked increase in new recruits for jobs as first responders. more
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Brianna Malvino, a junior at Glen Cove High School, played varsity softball during her first two years of high school. Because of the pandemic, her spring season is cancelled.
Glen Cove City School District athletic community grapples with losing spring sports season
It’s game over for public high school spring sports on Long Island for 2020. Any hopes for even a modified season were dashed Tuesday afternoon when health and safety concerns led athletic … more
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Rabbi Irwin Huberman of Congregation Tifereth Is having his services go digital in the wake of the coronavirus.
Memorable changes on Passover at Congregation Tifereth Israel
Rabbi Irwin Huberman, Congregation Tifereth Israel’s spiritual leader, said that if it was not for the ongoing health emergency, this period would actually be a rather interesting time in history.  more
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About 275 people attended the Senior Health Expo at O’Connell Gardens in Oceanside on April 11. Kathy Delcastillo of Cassena Care addressed the audience.
Herald Community Newspapers hosts crowded Senior Health Expo at O'Connell Gardens in Oceanside
Roughly 275 people circulated through the banquet hall at O’Connell Gardens in Oceanside to gather information from more than 35 vendors who had tables set up around the perimeter of the room as Herald Community Newspapers presented its second Senior Health Expo on April 11. more
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Nearly 1,600 people attended the inaugural Herald Kidz Zone Expo on March 3 at the Friedberg JCC in Oceanside.
Fun for all at the Herald's Kidz Zone Expo
Nearly 1,600 people filled the Friedberg JCC in Oceanside for Herald Community Newspapers’ inaugural Kidz Zone Expo on March 3. more
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