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Glen Cove Schools propose cuts to close $3.58M budget gap
The Glen Cove City School District is proposing a series of program reductions — including eliminating a summer academic program, pausing a GED initiative and cutting conference and curriculum … more
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Community members gathered at the Glen Cove Youth Recreation Dinner to celebrate volunteers and support local youth sports programs through fundraising efforts.
Glen Cove Youth Recreation Dinner raises $30K for sports programs
The 5th annual Glen Cove Youth Recreation Dinner brought together community members at the Crescent Beach Club on March 19 to celebrate volunteers and raise more than $30,000 for local sports … more
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A collaboration among three Glen Cove churches has grown to a coalition of seven congregations including Calvary A.M.E Church, First Baptist Church, Glen Cove Christian Church, Iglesia Ciudad de Refugio, St. John’s of Lattingtown Episcopal Church, Iglesia Ciudad Casa de Dios Internacional, and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
Glen Cove Community Easter Sunrise Service Celebrates Unity Across Churches
The Community Easter Dawn Service will return to Morgan Memorial Park on April 5, bringing together local congregations for a bilingual sunrise gathering overlooking Hempstead Harbor. Set against the … more
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bers of Small Steps Irish Dance performed along the parade route, showcasing traditional Irish step dancing during the Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day Parade draws thousands, celebrates heritage and inclusion
The City of Glen Cove marked a milestone this year as thousands gathered for its annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a tradition rooted in Irish heritage and community pride that dates back to 1989. more
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The rising cost of fuel has consumers adjusting their budgets.
Gas prices climb in Glen Cove as global tensions impact local costs
Antonio Mazilu, owner of Scoop N Fruit in downtown Glen Cove, has recently been relying on a gas-powered generator to keep his ice cream inventory from melting. High winds Monday night knocked down a … more
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Community readers and Glen Cove school officials came together during the Pick-A-Reading-Partner program, which welcomed local volunteers into classrooms to share stories and inspire students’ love of reading.
Glen Cove City Schools celebrate 35th annual Pick a Reading Partner Program to boost student reading skill
The Glen Cove City School District’s four elementary schools — Deasy, Gribbin, Landing and Connolly — recently wrapped up their 35th annual Pick-A-Reading-Partner program, a long-standing … more
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Restored instruments from the Violins of Hope collection, once owned and played by Jewish musicians before and during the Holocaust, were featured during the Symphony of Hope concert at Molloy University’s Madison Theatre on March 12.
Holocaust-era violins spread hope with music
The Violins of Hope collection was featured in a concert presented by Molloy University, the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County and the Long Island Concert Orchestra. more
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The Glen Cove City School District is facing a budget gap of rough $4.7 million in 2026-27 as rising costs, declining enrolment strain aid.
Glen Cove School District faces $4.7M budget gap for 2026–27 school year
The Glen Cove City School District is facing a multimillion-dollar budget gap for the upcoming school year, driven by rising costs, declining enrollment and limited increases in state aid, district … more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman delivered his State of the County address on Monday, emphasizing public safety and fiscal stability.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman highlights safety, fiscal success in State of the County address
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman delivered an upbeat State of the County address Monday night, portraying a region he called “the safest county in America” and highlighting investments in … more
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Glen Cove Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck swore in members of the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District board during the BID’s annual meeting at Tocolo Cantina on March 5.
Glen Cove Business Improvement District reviews 2025 events, marketing and improvements at annual meeting
The Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District highlighted a year of events, marketing initiatives and beautification efforts during its annual meeting on March 5 at Tocolo Cantina, while also … more
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