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When the press is under assault, so is the Constitution
An alarming trend is taking place that is undermining one of the pre-eminent tenets of our U.S. Constitution — freedom of the press. more
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Hochul finally recognizes the migrant crisis
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s mirror must be broken. In a mind-boggling television appearance last week, she finally acknowledged that the migrant crisis was “a real problem” . . . more
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Who do L.I.’s congressmen really represent?
In the era of the 24/7 news cycle, it was easy to dismiss what looked like an impending federal government shutdown as the latest bit of political theater . . . more
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Jerry Kremer
Two major worries for candidates, in three words
Most people view politics as a simple business. There are winners and losers. But there are other factors that can determine who emerges as a victor or suffers defeat . . . more
Former Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos hopes to replace Pamela Panzenbeck as Glen Cove’s mayor in the election on Nov. 7.
Maragos: I’ll be Glen Cove’s ‘top salesman’
George Maragos, a Democrat vying to replace Glen Cove’s Republican mayor, Pamela Panzenbeck, on Nov. 7, is an immigrant who attained the American dream. He says he wants to use his background in finance to give back to his community. more
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An hour before the City Council meeting, protesters showed support for the The View Grill, whose lease is set to expire in 2024.
Chaos erupts at city council meeting
An hour before the Glen Cove City Council meeting on Tuesday, about 20 protesters gathered outside the doors of City Hall, chanting, “Save the View.” The phrase surfaced last month, after the city announced its request for proposal for property it owns at 111 Lattingtown Road, now being leased by Jeanine DiMenna, owner of the popular restaurant The View Grill. more
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Book worms come out for library's first book sale in 20 years
Howling winds and rain didn’t stop bookworms from attending the second day of the Glen Cove Public Library’s book sale on Saturday, organized by the Friends of the Library. more
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The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center is constructing an auditorium to increase the number of visitors they can accommodate. The auditorium will resemble a floating glass box.
Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center to make room for more
The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center is constructing an auditorium to increase the number of visitors they can accommodate. With the increasing amount of antisemitism in the state, they say education is an essential tool to combat hateful acts. more
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GOP Congressman Santos supports Democrat Senator Bob Menendez’s right to due process. Both elected leaders face federal indictment charges.
George Santos supports Menendez’s right to due process
During the summer, Congressman George Santos sought a venue to hold a town hall meeting with constituents, but his attempts to schedule those public meetings in Hempstead, North Hempstead and Oyster Bay were denied. more
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North Shore events!
Sea Cliff Village Museum exhibit opens Friday, Sept. 29 Sea Cliff Village Museum hosts an opening reception for its new exhibit “A Suburban Village: Sea Cliff in the 1950s,” … more
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