Glen Cove honored Vietnam War veteran Thomas McMahon on Veterans Day, recognizing his courage, sacrifice, and service as part of an elite long-range reconnaissance patrol. McMahon, a lifelong Glen Cove resident, volunteered for Vietnam after training in the U.S. and South Korea, enduring perilous missions that left lasting emotional scars. After returning home, he built a life with his wife Maureen and became an advocate for service, encouraging young people to embrace opportunities for growth through military or civilian service. more

Rep. Tom Suozzi, re-elected despite a nationwide conservative wave, emphasized the need for bipartisan cooperation and practical solutions to address voters' concerns, such as securing the border and restoring the SALT deduction. He criticized both parties' extremism, arguing that voters want leaders focused on common-sense policies over ideological battles. Suozzi urged Democrats to stay engaged and prioritize tangible results, rather than focusing on partisan attacks, in order to regain trust and deliver meaningful change. more

Connolly and Landing Elementary Schools celebrated student leadership and civic engagement through Student Council elections and pinning ceremonies, fostering responsibility among young students. Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck and Ronnie Lavine, a former teacher in the district and wife of Assemblyman Charles Lavine, joined the events, highlighting the significance of small acts of kindness in creating positive change. Student Council members actively engage in community projects, such as food drives and environmental initiatives, empowering students to lead with empathy and pride in their roles as future leaders. more

The Nassau County Legislature has approved County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s proposed $4.2 billion budget for 2025, voting along party lines. more

North Shore voters turned out in record numbers, electing local leaders and approving the Equal Rights Amendment to the state Constitution, which expands protections against discrimination. Incumbents Tom Suozzi, Charles Lavine, Jake Blumencranz, and Jack Martins secured victories, with Suozzi narrowly defeating Republican Michael LiPetri in a closely contested race. In a surprising shift, Donald Trump won Nassau County, a traditionally Democratic area, signaling changing political dynamics on Long Island. more

The Nassau County Legislature has approved County Executive Bruce Blakeman's $4.2 billion budget for 2025, which keeps property tax rates flat and prioritizes investments in law enforcement and early intervention services for children with special needs. While the budget includes funding for new police hires and a significant boost to health and human services, Democrats, led by Minority Leader Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, raised concerns about its reliance on reserves, lack of tax relief, and the feasibility of cutting police overtime by 30%. more

In a historic show of civic engagement, Long Islanders turned out in droves for the first day of early voting in this year’s general election, with Glen Cove City Hall witnessing long lines and … more

Congressman Tom Suozzi, running for re-election in New York’s 3rd Congressional District, is focused on delivering practical solutions to key issues like immigration, tax relief, and healthcare. He aims to repeal the SALT deduction cap, reduce prescription drug costs, and address the high cost of living on Long Island. Suozzi emphasizes the need for bipartisan collaboration on immigration reform, environmental funding, and gun violence prevention, while advocating for federal protection of reproductive rights. His campaign prioritizes results over partisan conflict, reflecting constituents' desire for effective governance and improved quality of life. more

In a 5-1 vote on Tuesday, the Glen Cove City Council passed the $65.4 million budget for 2025, which includes the first property tax increase in three years. Homeowners will see a 1.9 percent rise in … more

Incumbent Republican State Sen. Jack Martins is running for re-election and is being challenged by Democrat Kim Keiserman. more