The City of Glen Cove’s Beautification Commission, in partnership with the City of Glen Cove Department of Public Works, hosted its annual Chip-A-Tree event this past Saturday, continuing a … more

The fifth annual Tribute & Honor Awards Ceremony is being planned. The ceremony has become a North Shore tradition to recognize veterans and those who serve military families. more

Sea Cliff resident Denise Flaim is set to judge her second Westminster Dog Show in February on the 150th anniversary. more

Downtown Glen Cove hosted a New Year’s Eve celebration on December 31, organized by the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District, attracting residents and visitors from 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. The outdoor event featured live entertainment, encouraged community mingling, and boosted local businesses as attendees shopped and dined. As midnight approached, the crowd counted down to the new year, highlighting the event’s goal of fostering connections and providing an inclusive celebration for all ages. more

Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck was sworn in for her third term in Glen Cove during a ceremony attended by local officials, dignitaries, residents, and first responders, with Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman administering the oath. Speakers highlighted the city’s bipartisan spirit, civic pride, and recent progress in public safety, infrastructure, and fiscal stability, while emphasizing the importance of collaboration and community service. In her address, Panzenbeck expressed gratitude to voters and city employees, reflected on her personal journey, and reaffirmed her commitment to continue leading Glen Cove toward growth and strong community values. more

Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled new State of the State proposals aimed at protecting children online and addressing the youth mental health crisis by strengthening safeguards on social media and gaming platforms. The plan includes expanded age verification, stricter privacy defaults for minors, limits on messaging and AI features, and a statewide expansion of Teen Mental Health First Aid. Parents, educators, and local professionals largely welcomed the proposals, citing growing concerns about the emotional and mental health impacts of digital platforms on children. more

The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce and PSEG Long Island unveiled a new double-sided “Welcome to Glen Cove” sign along Glen Cove Avenue to promote local businesses and economic vitality. Funded by a PSEG Long Island Community Thrive grant, the sign encourages motorists to shop local and offers advertising space for area businesses, with landscaping provided by Councilman Michael Ktistakis. City and chamber leaders said the landmark symbolizes community pride, partnership, and continued support for small businesses. more

Rep. Tom Suozzi was involved in a tense confrontation outside the U.S. Capitol with demonstrators who had received pardons for their roles in the Jan. 6, 2021 attack, prompting intervention by U.S. Capitol Police. The exchange included insults from protesters and sharp responses from Suozzi, who questioned them about violence against law enforcement during the Capitol breach. Earlier that day, Suozzi posted reflections and video recalling his experience inside the House chamber on Jan. 6, criticizing the pardons and emphasizing the need to confront extremism and remember the events of that day. more

A scientific discovery was made at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory that could help restore gut health in people suffering from age-related diseases. more

The Ugly Sweater Affair, held on December 13 at Jeanine’s American Bistro, brought together guests for a lively afternoon of holiday fun, music, and celebration. Attendees arrived in their most … more