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In the 1960s, Hubert Hilton, of Glen Cove, was ranked the No. 7 heavyweight in the world.
Celebration of life planned for Glen Cove boxing legend Hubert Hilton
Hubert E. Hilton was often described as the kindest, gentlest man outside the boxing ring, but inside it he was driven and vicious. And his tenacity paid off. A professional boxer in the 1960s, … 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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Christine Rice, Glen Cove Senior Center’s executive director, left, and Carolynn Eipel, Glen Cove SAGE Foundation President, right, honored Dr. Barbara Keber, the chair of the Family Medicine Department at Glen Cove Hospital, for her dedication to the city and the surrounding communities.
Glen Cove SAGE Foundation honors Barbara Keber
The Glen Cove SAGE Foundation honored Glen Cove Hospital’s Dr. Barbara Keber, chair of the hospital’s Family Medicine Department, along with the entire Family Medicine Team at the … more
Representative George Santos had previously claimed that he would rather go to jail than reveal the names of the people who paid his bond, who have been revealed as his father and paternal aunt.
George Santos’ father and aunt revealed as bail bond suretors
The names of the two people who guaranteed the $500,000 bail bond of U.S. Rep. George Santos have finally been released by order of Judge Anne Shields. more
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Farmingdale resident Will Murphy is mounting his first cam-paign for public office as one of a number of Democratic candidates running in the primary for New York’s 3rd Congressional District.
Will Murphy joins Democrats hoping to replace Santos
The last year has been a politically unique situation in New York’s 3rd Congressional District, with the circus that is U.S. Rep. George Santos propelling the North Shore into the national spotlight in a less-than flattering manner. Farmingdale resident Will Murphy is hoping to win the Democratic nomination and “restore our faith in government.” more
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Roksana Amid/Herald Chef Jeanine DiMenna of the View Grill, known for her compassionate spirit, is marking her 10-year anniversary as owner of the eatery, where she’s helped forge touching memories with the people around her.
Chef Jeanine marks 10 years at the View Grill
Communities like Glen Cove flourish thanks to the selfless nature of residents like Jeanine DiMenna. While feeding the city for 30 years, she has brought people together with her passion for food and her compassion toward others. This year marks her 10-year anniversary as owner of the View Grill. more
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Author Nancy Kravlik, far right, signed her book for the golden ticket winner, Briahanna Romero. She received the four millionth book distributed by the Book Fairies.
Book Fairies spread the magic of reading at Connolly Elementary School
Third, fourth and fifth graders squealed with excitement as they ran and skipped into the gymnasium at Connolly Elementary School. Their smiles grew wider as they got closer to an irresistible treat. But these young scholars weren’t craving sweet and savory candy; instead, they eagerly reached for books to feed their imaginations. more
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Lucky winners tested the odds at the festival’s raffle table, above. Prizes included Greek food and items from local businesses.
Opa! Festival celebrates Greek heritage in Glen Cove
There’s a look forward to, as the weather starts to warm up, and a festival is the perfect way to kick off what’s fun with friends and family. The festival last weekend, hosted by the … more
The view from North Woodmere Park as a plane landed at John F. Kennedy International Airport on June 7.
Smoke of wildfires raises health concerns
The thick yellow haze that descended on Long Island last week was more than a natural sepia-toned filter — the unnervingly post-apocalyptic scene brought with it some serious health concerns. more
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Glen Cove LGBT community works to ‘make a change for the better’
Despite the rain and heavy clouds, rainbow flags were waved throughout the streets of downtown Glen Cove to celebrate the beginning of Pride Month and the raising of the city’s pride flag. For many, raising the flag stands as a symbol of how far the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community have come in their journey for equality for all people. more
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