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Glen Cove secures credit upgrade from Moody’s

The credit ratings agency Moody’s has upgraded Glen Cove’s credit rating to Baa1, reflecting the city’s gradual fiscal improvement. According to the May 17 report, the upgrade is … more

By Roksana Amid | 6/10/24

Gene Adams and David Hubbard of the Alumni for Youth, Inc. award students Jaden Aguillar, left, Caleb Ham and Emmanuel Olivier with the Howard Davis Sr. Scholarship, in memory of Howard Davis Sr.

Glen Cove H.S. honors its top students

Glen Cove High School held their end-of-the-year awards ceremony on May 30, celebrating a multitude of achievements by students of all grades. Hundreds of students were honored in the school … more

Jenna Stanco | 6/10/24

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi went to Washington on Tuesday to show his support for President Biden’s executive order to temporarily change the country’s immigration policy.

President Biden’s asylum restrictions spark much debate

Local community leaders and officials had a variety of responses to President Biden’s move to address the ongoing migrant influx at the United States’ southern border with Mexico on … more

By Roksana Amid | 6/10/24

Charlie Crago, 8, left, Saska Fleming, 7, Charlie Rexon, 7, and Amira Agi, 8, enjoyed snow cones and cotton candy at the feast.

St. Boniface Martyr's 'Feast by the Shore' rings in summer at Tappen Beach

St. Boniface Martyr Church in Sea Cliff held its annual Feast by the Shore, raising money and ringing in the start of summer at Tappen Beach in Glenwood Landing. Hundreds came out for the four-day … more

6/10/24

Jaime Teich, left, and Glen Cove Councilwoman Marsha Silverman were the organizers who made the first ever Pride Stride happen.

Sea Cliff and Glen Cove unite for the first Pride Stride

The communities of Sea Cliff and Glen Cove celebrated their first-ever Pride Stride on June 2, welcoming in this year’s pride month. Over 300 people of all ages came to support the festivities, … more

6/10/24

Safe day at the beach? Thank the lifeguards

Beach safety on Long Island is crucial. Lifeguards, trained to handle emergencies and rescues, protect beachgoers. Investing in their resources enhances public safety. more

6/7/24

What kind of Long Island matters most to you?

Residents in Long Island's 15th Assembly District care more about economic stability, safety, and education than political battles. Effective solutions and better public transportation are needed. more

By Jake Blumencranz | 6/6/24

For neighborhoods of color, local media offer hope

I covered historic Black Lives Matter protests in 2020 despite Covid-19 risks, capturing a viral moment of hope amid global turmoil. Four years later, I reflect on the impact of community journalism on social change and media representation. more

By Scott Brinton | 6/6/24

Some advice Joe Biden badly needs

Voters will decide the 2024 election in five months, with Biden's campaign focusing on economic issues and countering misinformation to secure re-election. more

By Jerry Kremer | 6/6/24

Who knows which way this presidential race is headed?

The 2024 presidential race is unprecedented, with Biden and Trump leading amid unique challenges. Early debates and fluctuating poll numbers highlight the campaign's unpredictability. more

By Peter King | 6/6/24

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