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The Long Island Youth and Teen Performing Arts Group danced during the evening.
Glen Cove Mentoring Group I Am My Sister Celebrates Service, History and Sisterhood
Nearly 300 community members gathered to celebrate history, service and sisterhood at the I Am My Sister Black History Month Legacy Awards, an evening that honored local leaders while also marking a … more
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U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi spoke ON Feb. 17 where he and local environmental advocates criticized the rollback of the 2009 “endangerment finding” and warned of its potential impact on Long Island’s coastline.
Environmental leaders join Rep. Tom Suozzi in legal fight against EPA’s greenhouse gas emissions rollback
U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi stood along the waterfront in Glen Cove on Tuesday, Feb. 17, warning that Long Islanders cannot afford to ignore what he described as a sweeping rollback of federal climate … more
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14 inches of snow blanketed St. Patrick's Church and Glen Cove overnight.
Its snowing: Forecasted blizzard conditions prompts Glen Cove and Hochul to declare states of emergency. Vehicles must be removed from streets
The National Weather Service has issued a Blizzard Warning for Long Island from 6 a.m. Sunday to 6 p.m. Monday, with up to 24 inches of snow being a possibility in some areas. more
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The district is projecting more than $30 million in state aid, as officials continue developing the 2026-27 school budget under the state’s 2 percent property tax cap.
Glen Cove Schools project $30M in state aid as 2026-27 budget planning begins
With more than $30 million in projected state aid and the state’s 2 percent tax cap still in place, Glen Cove school officials are beginning to shape the 2026-27 budget amid financial uncertainty … more
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Erit Eguizabal and Ralph Comitino installed a senior banner at the intersection of School and Glen streets in Village Square in 2024.
Glen Cove Class of 2026 banners to line downtown streets this Spring
Downtown Glen Cove will once again be transformed into a public celebration of its graduating seniors this spring, as personalized lamppost banners honoring members of the high school’s class of … more
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Nazi sympathizers ran a summer camp, called Camp Siegfiried after a mythological German hero, in Yaphank, which also provided cover for Nazi espionage during WWII.
Long Island’s hidden history: Camp Siegfried and American Nazi propaganda
The North Shore Historical Museum welcomed historian Christopher Verga on Sunday for a presentation on homegrown fascism, foreign propaganda and its continued impact on Long Island today. Titled … more
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Dr. Brittany Grella and her colleague Dr. Sophie Golden, of Glen Cove Hospital, educated parents and community members at Grenville Baker what they need to know about cardiac risks for young athletes.
Learning about matters of the heart at the Grenville Baker Boys and Girls Club
Physicians from Glen Cove Hospital discussed the important sports physicals and heart health at the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club. more
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Carl Marcellino, former state senator and Town of Oyster Bay clerk, died on Wednesday at the age of 83.
Carl Marcellino, former state senator and Town of Oyster Bay clerk, dead at 83
Carl Marcellino, the former state senator for the 5th District, which no longer includes the North Shore, and former Town of Oyster Bay clerk, died Wednesday aged 83. The Brooklyn native taught in … more
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Anne T. Donnelly announced the indictment of a Glen Cove woman on charges including aggravated vehicular homicide in connection with a July 2025 crash on the Long Island Expressway in North Hills that killed 58-year-old Lisa Pelaez and seriously injured her husband.
Glen Cove Uber driver indicted in fatal 2025 drugged-driving crash on Long Island Expressway in North Hills
A 52-year-old Glen Cove woman has been indicted on charges including aggravated vehicular homicide and driving while ability impaired by drugs in connection with a fiery July 2025 crash in North … more
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Clothing and essential items in “The Closet,” an I Am My Sister initiative at Glen Cove Middle School that offers students free access to clothes.
Glen Cove leaders recognized at I Am My Sister black history month legacy awards
ork happens quietly — in classrooms, food pantries, recreation centers and small businesses — I Am My Sister is preparing to shine a spotlight on those whose impact has reshaped lives across Glen … more
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