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Long Island Cares’ Farm to Truck initiative delivers fresh food directly to communities.
Farm to Truck event in Glen Cove helps families combat rising food prices
Fresh fruits, vegetables and other foods full of protein were distributed to hundreds of Glen Cove residents last week, when the Farm to Truck program stopped at the city’s Economic Opportunity … more
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Workers sort and process materials during the recycling event.
Glen Cove hosts paper shredding and hazardous waste disposal day
Residents lined up early Saturday morning along Morris Avenue, some arriving before 8 a.m., to safely dispose of household hazardous waste during Glen Cove’s semiannual STOP program and paper … more
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Visitors fill the gallery for a group photo with artist Nabil Azamy, center,left and Anthony DeSantis, right during “The Art of Genetics” exhibit at the Glen Cove Public Library.
Nabil Azamy blends science and art in “The Art of Genetics” exhibit at the Glen Cove Library
As visitors moved through the Glen Cove Public Library’s gallery earlier this month, they paused in front of swirling, ribbon-like forms—delicate lines layered in ink that looked more like … more
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This chart shows how water contamination in Uniondale and surrounding communities existed for years before most residents knew about it, with awareness and action coming in the last decade.
Water infrastructure failures expose inequities across Long Island
Concerns about water quality remain visible and closely tied to patterns of neglect in communities across Long Island. more
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State Senator Jack Martins, who has represented New York State's 7th Senate District since 2023, in addition to previously serving in the role from 2011 to 2016, announced on Friday that he would not seek reelection this year.
State Sen. Jack Martins will not run for re-election; Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz to run on Republican ticket
Republican state Sen. Jack Martins will not seek re-election, according to Republican officials on Friday. Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz announces his candidacy for the seat. … more
A narrow stream winds toward Glen Cove’s Crescent Beach, long identified as a source of bacterial runoff.
Crescent Beach set to reopen after 17‑year closure
 On warm summer afternoons in the 1960s, Roberta Cerassi would ride her bike down to Crescent Beach, an inflatable raft under her arm, and spend hours in the calm, shallow water of … more
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Nicholas Damiano, left, and Josh Mirsky are both neurodivergent. The flag symbolizes a step toward inclusivity in the state. 
Glen Cove marks neurodiversity acceptance month with flag raising at Village Square
For Marisa Damiano, advocacy began at home. Her son, Nicholas, now a second-grader at Deasy School, once struggled to express himself socially, despite understanding everything around him. He … more
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Residents and clergy gathered at sunrise for the 10th annual Community Easter Dawn Service at Morgan Memorial Park in Glen Cove.
Glen Cove Easter Dawn service marks 10 years of unity at Morgan Memorial Park
Community members gathered at sunrise at Morgan Memorial Park for the 10th annual Bilingual Community Easter Dawn Service, a tradition that brought together local churches in a shared celebration of … more
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April’s national donate life month promotes organ, eye and tissue donation
The arrival of April marks National Donate Life Month, a nationwide observance dedicated to raising awareness about organ, eye and tissue donation. Across Long Island and the country, hospitals, … more
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Olivia, 9, and Charlotte, 6, along with their mother, Alexandra, and Willow, 4, all Houghton, take part in the Easter egg hunt at Morgan Park. 
Glen Cove’s Easter egg hunt celebrates 25 years
The City of Glen Cove marked a milestone as families gathered at Morgan Memorial Park for the city’s 25th annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 4.  Hosted by the city’s Youth Services and … more
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