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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
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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Overwhelmed by emotion, Corey Miller reflected on the service of Private John Miller with Glen Cove Mayor Pam Panzenbeck.
Civil War hero honored on Memorial Day
This Memorial Day, Glen Cove commemorated the bravery and sacrifice of Private John E. Miller, a local hero who served in the Civil War, by naming him the 2024 Memorial Day honoree. This tribute … more
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Red, white, and blue, colors of the United States flag, sparkled in the evening sky sky.
Magical fireworks display at Morgan Memorial Park
The evening sky at Morgan Memorial Park was filled with fireworks, celebrating July 4, America’s Independence Day.  more
Taking a swing at Beep baseball, a modified game designed for visually impaired players, requires that sighted players, like John Grossman, be blindfolded.
Inspiring inclusivity in the baseball diamond
The Long Island Bombers, a visually impaired baseball team, prepare for a unique matchup against the Sunset Mets, showcasing the inclusive world of beep baseball. Led by dedicated individuals like John Alutto and Peter Munda, the Bombers overcome challenges to pursue their passion for the game. The legacy of co-founder Ted Fass, who remained committed to creating opportunities for visually impaired athletes, continues to inspire the team and their community, demonstrating the transformative power of sports. more
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Greg Hach is gearing up for the Republican primary on June 25. If he wins, he will challenge incumbent U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi to represent the 3rd Congressional District in the November general election.
Hach challenges GOP establishment for CD3
Greg Hach, a Republican candidate, is gearing up for the primary against Michael LiPetri to challenge incumbent U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi for the 3rd Congressional District seat. Hach, emphasizing his military background and legal expertise, opposes Democratic agendas and advocates for national security, immigration reform, and economic stability. He presents himself as a grassroots alternative to career politicians, raising concerns about LiPetri's past associations and political stance. Hach warns against establishment politics and stresses the need for genuine representation in Congress. more
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Kimberly Garber Keiserman got involved in politics after Donald Trump was elected in 2016, and continued her efforts when controversy erupted around now-expelled U.S. Rep. George Santos. She now wants to take that work to the state Senate.
Keiserman ready to take all her work to Albany
From education reform, protecting reproductive rights and the environment, Kimberly Garber Keiserman has set her priorities for a potential first term in the state Senate. The Port Washington … more
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Tony Jimenez, the director of Glen Cove Veteran Affairs Office and Mayor Pam Panzenbeck honored Jaida Ciampi for her essay on ‘Why is the Pledge of Allegiance Important?’ at Morgan Park. Her mother, Victoria stood by her daughter’s side.
Jaida Ciampi wins Echoes of Freedom contest
Glen Cove High School Class of 2024’s salutatorian Jaida C. Ciampi, 17, won the Echoes of Freedom essay contest, created by the Glen Cove Public Library and the city’s Veteran Affairs … more
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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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