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Sofia Tsappas, left, Petria Christodoulou and Andri Christofakis were among those who went to Village Square to celebrate Greek heritage.
A day to be proud of being of Greek heritage
Glen Cove celebrates Greek heritage, led by the Holy Resurrection Church and Councilman Ktistakis, aiming to make it an annual event. It commemorates Greek history, including the War of Independence, and recognizes the contributions of Greek Americans to American society more
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State funding will help save NUMC from closing
Assembly member Taylor Darling urges swift state action to prevent the closure of Nassau University Medical Center, emphasizing the urgent need for funding to safeguard vital healthcare services for the community. more
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Parents Welcome Glen Cove's Bus Stop-Arm Camera Program for Added Safety
There’s plenty for parents to worry about when their children head to school in the morning, from getting the most out of their classes to what they’re eating for lunch. They … more
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Standing with Israel: What does that look like?
As a freedom-loving American and a member of Congress, the events unfolding in Israel are of utmost concern to me. But beyond that, they should concern every New Yorker and, frankly . . . more
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I’ll continue my work as a problem solver
Our country is divided, and people are frustrated with the inaction in Washington regarding the issues of concern: the cost of living, the need to secure our border, the restoration of the state and local tax deduction, climate change, Israel, Ukraine, and attacks against women’s reproductive freedom. more
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Marsha Silverman, far left, Capt. Cynthia Robson, Geraldine Hart and Dana Arschin took part in the fourth Female Firsts panel at City Hall. The annual event encourages women to share their stories and advice on how to succeed in male-dominated industries.
Women leaders inspire and share their success stories
For decades, women have faced various challenges in male-dominated industries, including discrimination, lack of support, and biased attitudes. Despite these obstacles, many women have shattered the … more
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Keep ‘off-year’ elections off-year
Long Island voters are heading to the polls next Tuesday, to decide on a number of races spanning town boards and administrations as well as county legislatures. It’s what we call an “off-year” election . . . more
Canine distemper can spread easily between raccoons and dogs, and often leads to the euthanization of the infected animal.
Raccoon distemper at all-time high in Nassau County according to local experts
The raccoon distemper crisis on Long Island has reached alarming levels, prompting a closer examination of the disease’s impact on wildlife and the challenges faced by residents. Insights … more
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In challenging times, we’re still thankful
Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday, and in many ways, my favorite one of the year. It is the one day when, regardless of our background, ethnicity or religion . . . more
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Unaffiliated voters are unable to vote in primaries in New York state.
Will ‘blanks’ decide election outcomes
This is the fourth story in a series exploring the complexities of elections, to provide a better understanding of one of Americans’ most precious privileges, the right to vote. The number of … more
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