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Cornnie Kaufman, Paige Gibbon’s grandmother, holding picture, told her 19-year-old granddaughter’s story at the Glen Cove City Fire Department, where people learned how to use naloxone, or Narcan. With her was Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton.
Glen Cove Fire Department focuses on scourge of fentanyl
Last Nov. 16, Paige Gibbons attended a sleepover with two friends. Gibbons and one of the other girls, also named Paige bought what they thought was Percocet from an illicit dealer, hoping to ease … more
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Brooke Tran has been named the Glen Cove City School District’s 2023 valedictorian.
Meet Glen Cove High School valedictorian Brooke Tran
High school graduates in the Class of 2023 have been through a lot in the past four years. Most of their high school career was affected dramatically by the Covid-19 pandemic, but students like … more
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Mazi Melesa Pilip has been selected to represent the Republican Party in the special election for New York's 3rd Congressional District.
Republicans select Mazi Melesa Pilip as candidate for 3rd Congressional District
Mazi Melesa Pilip, Nassau County Legislator for the 10th District, has been chosen by New York Republicans to run in the special election to replace George Santos. The Great Neck resident, who grew … more
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The Glen Cove LIRR station is one of three stations to be skipped for a faster commute in the morning.
Commuters can now skip some Long Island Railroad stops
Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials have announced additional schedule changes to improve Long Island Rail Road service to the North Shore since the Grand Central Madison access service changes went into effect in March. more
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Librarian lydia Wen, left, explained the history of numerous plants and its significance to Marlene Duverge, Amari Sanders, Denise Buscemi and Mark Colonomos.
How Glen Cove Public Library's Juneteenth celebration encourages reflection
Juneteenth is a new federal holiday, having only been named as such in 2021, but already in the last two years it has become both a celebration and chance to reflect on the impact and struggles faced … more
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Children’s book ‘A Spot Under the Sun’ spreads light
In her 20 years as an audiologist at Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf, Glen Cove resident Dr. Tanya Linzalone has met with many families. She’s seen first-hand the emotional toll they face while caring for a child with hearing difficulties. They often worry about their child’s communication skills, and are deeply concerned that he or she will have fewer opportunities in life. more
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Nancy Marks, the former campaign treasurer for embattle Representative George Santos, is pleading guilty Thursday for an undisclosed felony.
Nancy Marks, former campaign treasurer for George Santos, to plead guilty in federal court
Nancy Marks, the former campaign treasurer for New York’s most controversial Congressman, George Santos, is set to plead guilty to at least one unspecified felony Thursday at the Central Islip … more
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Dave Christie proudly held the American Flag to honor veterans.
It was a day to honor Glen Cove’s veterans
Generations of the nation’s veterans have planted their roots in Glen Cove and helped the city thrive. From building Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 347 after World War I to ceaselessly … more
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Emma Eshaghoff, left, and Brianna Pietri planted daffodils outside the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center to honor the children murdered during the Holocaust and the Hamas-led terrorist attack in Israel.
Daffodils a sign of hope and community
The air outside the entrance to the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center was filled with the sweet scent of freshly turned soil. Children and their families worked to carefully plant daffodil … more
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Josephine DeMarco shared her original poetry with the book club.
On the same page: library forms new book club
Libraries provide a space to gather safely, provide access to information, resources and advocate for literacy and education. They are a haven for lifelong learning and serve as a safe space for the community to gather. So when Marissa Damiano, a staff member for the Glen Cove Public Library and a graduate student at the State University of New York at Buffalo, saw members of the Association for Habilitation and Residential Care in the library last fall, she knew she wanted to offer the same feeling of lifelong learning to the group. more
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