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Rethinking the embarrassing saga of Pete Rose
Taking an evening off from Donald Trump, Kamala Harris and the frenzied world of politics in general, I recently sat down with my 20-year-old grandson Jack, who is staying with us for the summer, to binge-watch the HBO Max four-part special on Pete Rose, “Charlie Hustle.” more
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Offshore wind is the answer for Long Island
A major societal shift always brings questions. The shift we are making to renewable energy is on a scale rarely seen in history, and questions are welcome and a part of the process of understanding. more
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Freshman Parenting 101: the college send-off
As summer winds down, many Long Island families face a bittersweet milestone: sending a child off to college for the first time. This transition marks the end of one chapter and the beginning of another, filled with excitement, anxiety and a mix of emotions for both parents and students. more
Closed for business? N.Y.’s small retailers need help.
“Closed” is a sign we see all too often these days, and it’s become a hyperbolic symbol for the current business climate in our state. With National Independent Retailer Month — July — behind us, it’s easy to shift our focus away from supporting small businesses until next year. But given the vital role those businesses play in our communities, especially as many face collapse, we must remain attentive. more
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Competitors put their strength to the test in the Caber Toss.
Celtic traditions shine proudly at Old Westbury Gardens
Old Westbury Gardens lush grounds fill once again with those unmistakable bagpipe sounds and spectacle during a revamped edition of its annual summer festival, on Aug. 24. more
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To help offset the rising cost of college, each year the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce awards two local graduating seniors its Dr. Glenn Howard Jr. Scholarship.
Students earn scholarships for inspiring business ideas
For many families, the cost of college can seem overwhelming. According to the Education Data Initiative, the average cost of college in the United States is $38,270 per student annually. Even for … more
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Construction of the Learning Commons has continued for roughly a year and a half, thanks to donations, grants and funds saved by the Mill Neck Family of Organizations.
Mill Neck School opens new Learning Commons
The Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf recently announced the near-completion its new Learning Commons, a state-of-the-art STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) facility … more
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Say No to the Casino members were vocal outside the County Legislature building in Mineola before legislators voted to approve the Sands lease agreement.
Sands secures 42-year Coliseum lease
The Nassau County Legislature approved Las Vegas Sands’ 42-year lease agreement for the Nassau Coliseum and the surrounding property on Monday in an 18-1 vote. “The Nassau County Veterans … more
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Joan Bessette spoke to Deasy Elementary students about wildlife and the dangers of pollution this past March.
Retired city teacher Joan Bessette dies at 79
Joan Bessette, a retired New York City school teacher and a devoted member of the Glen Cove Beautification Committee, died from a heart attack on June 12, at the age of 79. Bessette leaves behind a … more
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The district celebrated several facility upgrades, including ribbon-cutting ceremonies for the new tennis courts and turf field.
Spotlighting the district’s athletic feats
Highlights and compliment for the 2023-2024 school year were part of a comprehensive overview presented by Kimberly Riso, director of Athletics, Health, and Physical Education, for the Glen Cove … more
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