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U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, left, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone and Nassau County Executive Laura Curran introduced a program to streamline job training and apprenticeship resources on Long Island.
U.S Rep. Tom Suozzi and Laura Curran introduce workforce development task force
“We’re here today to talk about the future of Long Island,” U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, a Democrat from Glen Cove, said at the Composite Prototyping Center in Plainview on Feb. 21. Standing alongside … more
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Last year, Rockville Centre received $400,000 through the program — about 0.5 percent of its 2017 expenditures — but under Cuomo’s original proposed budget, the village would have received nothing.
State aid to Rockville Centre, municipalities to be restored through separate revenue stream, Gov. Cuomo proposes
The Aid and Incentives to Municipalities, or AIM, funding, will not be eliminated from the state budget, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Feb. 15, as nearly $60 million in revenues for towns and villages would be covered through a proposal to collect more sales tax from internet marketplaces. more
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Vote Yes March 12 are urging voters to approve the $84.6 million bond to renovate and improve all six Glen Cove schools.
Glen Cove parent group urges ‘yes’ vote on school bond
On March 12, Glen Cove City School District residents will vote on an $84.6 million bond that would fund improvements at all six district schools. If it is approved, every building will be repaired … more
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Butch Yamali
RVC Blue Speaks to honor local businessman at April 13 gala for autism support and awareness
In recognition of his community leadership and generosity, RVC Blue Speaks, the largest Long Island-based autism charity, will honor local business and community leader Butch Yamali at its third annual gala on April 13. more
How far can slime stretch? About this far, according to 10-year-old Caitlin McNulty.
While school's out, students enjoy sunsets and slime at the Rockville Centre Public Library
School was out last week, but a handful of local students chose not to stop discovering. The Rockville Centre Public Library hosted a night of winter science fun on Feb. 21, during which attendees created ghost slime and a sunset in a jar. more
RXR Realty, joined by Glen Cove city officials, celebrated the topping off of the Beacon at Garvies Point on Friday. Now that the vertical construction of the building is complete, work will begin on its interior.
First building topped off at Garvies Point
The construction at Garvies Point reached a major milestone on Feb. 22, as RXR Realty celebrated the topping off of the Beacon at Garvies Point. Symbolically, a building is “topped off” as a … more
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Former Glen Cove Mayor Reginald Spinello will again challenge current Mayor Tim Tenke in a bid for the highest seat on the City Council.
Former Glen Cove mayor enters bid to reclaim his seat
Former Glen Cove Mayor Reginald Spinello, who served on the City Council for five years, will seek a third mayoral term this November after losing reelection to current Mayor Tim Tenke in 2017. … more
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The “Still Partners Live” crew on the hunt, looking for interesting Sea Cliff residents to interview.
Live from Sea Cliff, it’s ‘Still Partners Live!’
On any given night, Still Partners, a popular Sea Cliff gastropub, seems to radiate life. Live bands send music through the space, the notes intertwining with the chatter of diners who drag … more
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Former Rockville Centre resident Doris Kearns Goodwin's book “No Ordinary Time: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt: The Home Front in World War II” won the Pulitzer Prize for History in 1995.
South Side High School alum Doris Kearns Goodwin to be inducted into state Writers Hall of Fame
Former Rockville Centre resident Doris Kearns Goodwin is one of seven writers to be inducted into the New York State Writers Hall of Fame on June 4. more
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Huntington resident Lisa Tuozzolo, who lost her husband Paul in the line of duty about two years ago while he was working for the NYPD, spoke at a news conference in City Hall on Wednesday to encourage people to contribute to Law Enforcement Officers Weekend, a national nonprofit organization that annually hosts weekend getaways for law enforcement officers and their families affected by serious injury or death.
Junction to host fundraiser for officers’ getaways
“I’m just hoping that the community recognizes and realizes how important it is to support our law enforcement, in general, as well as this organization,” said Huntington resident Lisa … more
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