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Apps like Swimply, with which people can rent a pool by the hour, and short-term rentals of fewer than 28 days are now banned in Glen Cove.
Glen Cove bans pool app Swimply and short rentals
The Glen Cove City Council voted on Aug. 22 to ban the use of Airbnb for property rentals of less than 28 days. Council members also voted to ban the use of the Swimply phone app, which allows people to rent their pools by the hour. more
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Sheryl Goodine, mistress of ceremonies, presents awards to Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck and Maria Rianna, superintendent of Glen Cove City Schools.
Remembering King’s legacy in Glen Cove
For 40 years Glen Cove’s elected leaders, the community and faith leaders from across the North Shore gather for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day to participate in a symbolic march from the First … more
Jack Fugazy prepared to hit the buzzer to dunk Glen Cove Police Officer Peter Grella into the water tank at National Night Out.
See how Glen Cove's National Night Out brought police and community closer together
Glen Cove’s Bridge Street was filled with live music, hot dogs, popcorn, a bouncy ride for children, and smiles all around to celebrate the 40th anniversary of National Night Out. more
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Glen Cove’s Police Department said increasing access to its services would be a great thing for the community.
Texting 911 is now an option in the county
Robert Saccente Jr., an American Sign Language specialist for the Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf remembers when a defensive driving instructor collapsed in front of him. Although he was certified in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, his ability to help was limited because he is deaf. more
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Five North Shore libraries are working together for their patrons
Numerous public libraries on the North Shore have banded together to offer library patrons a wider selection of virtual programs, forming the North Shore Programming Consortium. Consisting of the … more
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Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, right, helped to distribute backpacks to youth in the city’s school district.
Glen Cove students given supplies given for a successful school year
The first day of school can mean a lot of different things to students. There will be the return of homework and the reuniting with old friends. But what some take for granted — buying a backpack and school supplies for children — is too expensive for some families to provide. To help, the Nassau County Police Benevolent Association, Glen Cove Police Benevolent Association and Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton handed out free backpacks and school supplies at Glen Cove High School on Aug. 29, to ensure children have a better start at the beginning of the school year. more
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