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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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Last April,Noe Diaz-Gamez, 26, fell 40 feet onto the concrete floor of a warehouse on Garvies Point Road while replacing metal sections of the roof. Elite Roofing Services Inc., the company who contracted Diaz-Gamez, is facing a penalty of $522,527 for six safety violations.
Contractor fined for death in Glen Cove warehouse
Investigators found that Noe Diaz-Gamez’ horrific death last April at a warehouse in Glen Cove could have been prevented. According to a release from the Occupational Safety and Health … more
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Despite an outpouring of support for Israel in Nassau County, antisemitic attacks in the county have been on the rise in the last decade.
Fighting antisemitism increase on North Shore
In the past decade, the tranquil communities along the North Shore of Nassau County have been rattled by a disturbing surge in antisemitic incidents. Prominent Jewish political figures from both … more
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Rachel Bueno, a staff member at The View Grill, said she was upset with the council’s overdue vote, and added that she thought the RFP process was a facade.
City Council awards restaurant license to KVM Food
The Glen City Council voted on Tuesday to award Kent Monkan, owner of KVM Food Corp., the license to operate the restaurant at the Glen Cove City Golf Course in 2024, subject to negotiations on the … more
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Robert Zimmerman may have lost to George Santos in his hard-fought congressional race last year, but once the congressman’s fabrications over his life were exposed — he made it his mission to ensure Santos was removed from office, and that confidence in the democratic process was restored.
The one man not laughing over George Santos
All eyes — at least in the political world — are on the congressional special election in February to fill the seat that, until last week, was held by the now-expelled George Santos. … more
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Randy Arnold, Gribbin’s new principal, believes in the concept of lifelong learning.
Gribbin Elementary has a new principal
The Glen Cove City School District Board of Education has appointed Randy Arnold as principal of Gribbin Elementary School for the 2023-2024 school year. Arnold succeeds Francine Santoro, who retired in June. more
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Anthony Dirty Pirate Cannino,, hit the ball as umpire Frank Shakespeare VanZant called the play.
City’s annual vintage baseball game a hit
Over 100 years ago, Glen Cove residents wrote a letter to Mayor James M. Burns requesting permission to play baseball games on Sundays. The resolution passed with a unanimous “aye.” To celebrate the roots of the sport, the city held its annual vintage baseball game on July 20, taking a step back in time to when the rules were drastically different. The match was between the Brooklyn Atlantics Baseball Club and the New York Mutuals Baseball Club.  more
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Samantha Goetz spoke in favor of Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s executive order banning athletes who were born as male from participating in female sports on county property.
Nassau County takes aim at trans athletes with new executive order
Thanks to Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s first executive order of the year, eyes are turning to the county as it becomes the newest battlefield of the United States’ culture war. … more
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