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Assemblyman Charles Lavine decided to give Glen Cove schools a $250,000 grant to fix the GCHS and Finley auditoriums’ lighting after the rigging in the GCHS auditorium collapsed in early April.
Grant for lights for Glen Cove City School District’s auditoriums
Seeing a performance, lecture or assembly will look a whole lot brighter at Glen Cove High School and Finley Middle School. That’s due to the new lighting fixtures that will soon be installed … more
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The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport and the Freeport Memorial Library held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the unveiling of the new mural last Saturday.
‘Sailing Through History’
With a cut of the red ribbon, the new mural commemorating Freeport’s history became a fixture to add to the village’s charm on April 11. The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport undertook the … more
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Oceanside Middle School’s Gay-Straight Alliance club gave out notes and rainbow lollipops to students who completed acts of kindness during its week of kindness, funded by the LGBT Network.
Oceanside Middle School's Gay-Straight Alliance awarded grant from LGBT Network
The LGBT Network awarded Oceanside Middle School’s Gay-Straight Alliance with a $250 grant for the club’s “No Name Calling Week” in January. more
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A dock at Tappen Beach, in Sea Cliff, leading out to Hempstead Harbor.
Coalition receives $75K to monitor Hempstead Harbor
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced on Dec. 4 that over $2.5 million in federal grants have been awarded to local government and community groups in New York, Connecticut, … more
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With the reopening of two wells in Duck Pond, Glen Cove is moving further toward having its own pure, independent water source.
Two wells to reopen as Glen Cove's water improves
Glen Cove officials furthered their efforts to provide residents with their own clean, independent water source by aiming to reopen two wells in Duck Pond by Dec. 7. The wells were closed earlier in … more
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Members of fire departments across the county, including Glen Cove’s, can take advantage of the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response tuition assistance program.
Tuition aid restored for fire volunteers, EMS workers in Nassau County
Nassau County’s 19 legislators voted unanimously on Nov. 19 to allocate funding to make up for a lost Federal Emergency Management Agency grant that provides college scholarships for volunteer … more
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Kevin and Sandy Burns demonstrated the usage of the new chairlift installed by the Village of Freeport through a Community Development Block Grant, CDBG and the assistance of the Freeport Community Development Agency on Nov. 2.
Free to move around at last
Her home on Whaley Street in Freeport was practically cut in half. It’s been exactly two years since Sandy Burns, 65, has seen the upstairs of her home due to her disabling Multiple sclerosis, MS, a disease, which the immune system eats away at the protective covering of nerves. more
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A $500,000 state grant will be used to improve Oyster Bay’s downtown business district.
New grant to improve Oyster Bay business district
Supervisor Joseph Saladino announced at a press conference on Oct. 23 that the town had received a $500,000 grant from State Sen. Carl Marcellino to continue making improvements to the hamlet of … more
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A schematic rendering of plans to renovate Glen Cove’s waterside sports complex, including the addition of a field at what is now a decommissioned compost area.
Plans proceed on Glen Cove's waterside sports complex
Members of the Glen Cove Recreation Commission met in late September with a consulting firm, Sports Facilities Advisory, with which the city is hoping to finalize a $20 million plan to add 8.8 acres … more
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Members of the Glen Cove City Council discussed a cadre of issues on Tuesday at a regularly scheduled pre-council meeting.
Pre-council updates on budget, bridges and ferries
Several weeks into continuing budget talks, and just a week before the City Council is scheduled to adopt a final plan for 2019, the mayor and council members still lack a clear understanding of the … more
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