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Glen Cove resident Kathy Quinn-Taylor, top row, second from right, shared her work, as did other participants in Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum’s healing workshop in March.
Widow finds way to cope with her loss at Pinelawn
Kathy Quinn-Taylor felt lost after her husband, Robert Taylor Jr., died last July. Her life, she said, has never been the same. Although she continues to appreciate support she’s received from … more
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Worshipers at the Church of St. Rocco adorn the statue of their patron saint with money and trinkets.
‘The Best Feast in the East’ celebrates Italian culture
Every summer, thousands of people from across Long Island and beyond make their way to Glen Cove for the Feast of St. Rocco, one of the North Shore’s most popular events. Guests can expect games, rides, prizes and, of course, an extraordinary diversity of food. The four days of fun and festivities that comprise “The Best Feast in the East” begin on July 26. more
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Barbara Holzkamp has been a swimming teacher on Long Island since she graduated from college in 1963.
Reflecting on a lifetime of swimming and service
When Barbara Holzkamp took a lifeguarding course in 1960, she had no idea that that it would result in a six-decade-long adventure in teaching others to swim. Now at 81, the Glen Head resident … more
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The Regency’s 30th anniversary ceremony took place on June 20 when it was recognized for its exemplary service.
Regency Assisted Living in Glen Cove celebrates 30 years of service
For many senior citizens, moving into an assisted living facility is a big change, and most associate senior living communities as drab nursing homes. But at the Regency at Glen Cove, which … more
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Parade spectators like Lina Giovanniello, dressed in patriotic colors.
Bike parade demonstrates city’s patriotism
Hundreds of families and North Shore residents, decked out in red, white and blue made their way to Downtown Glen Cove to kick off the celebrations for July Fourth by participating or watching the annual popular bike parade. more
the White House Experience, has walls in the hall leading to the Blue Room that feature portraits of former presidents.
Visit the White House, but in Brookville
There is a memorable Life magazine photograph of John F. Kennedy Jr., President Kennedy’s son, as a toddler in the Oval Office. Playing inside the desk where his father is working, he peers out after opening a front panel. more
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Angry constituents lined up outside the federal courthouse in Central Islip to call for U.S. Rep. George Santos’ resignation.
George Santos makes second appearance in federal court as furious protestors demand resignation
At U.S. District Court in Central Islip on June 30, embattled U.S. Rep. George Santos made his second appearance to address a range of criminal charges against him. more
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A week after Nadeem Bashir opened RNJ Smoke & Cigars, the City Council held a public hearing on June 27 to discuss rezoning hemp and paraphernalia shops. The hearing will remain open until the next council meeting on July 25.
Smoke shop zones debated at city hearing
Smoke shops appear to be everywhere these days, and most appear to be doing a brisk business. more
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To celebrate Passover, Skelly parts the Red Sea dressed as Moses. This is one of the most favorite costumes for the bone-a-fide star.
A spooky display, no matter the holiday
If you’ve traveled along Walnut Road, right between Taco Bell and Glen Cove Hospital, you’ve likely met Moishe, or Skelly, a 12-foot-tall plastic skeleton. He stands proud, dressed up for every holiday and special occasion as a fun surprise for his neighbors. He’s a bone-a-fide star. more
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Chris, left, Armando, Rosario, and Steven Garcia are thankful for the recognition their family has received from Congregation Tiferith Israel. They consider the house of worship to be their second home.
Congregation Tiferith Israel thanks its heroes
Oftentimes we are so busy in our own lives that we tend to forget about the people around us. It’s easy to take others for granted, especially those who often go unnoticed, making sure the needs of others are met. That’s why Congregation Tiferith Israel paid tribute to two of their unsung heroes, Armando, and Rosario Garcia, rather than honoring one of their widely known members. Over 150 members of the congregation came together to honor the hard work and dedication to service the couple have lovingly poured into the congregation and its facilities. more
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