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Katharine Carter with her dogs Storm and Pooch on Monday.
Glen Cove digs out after winter storm dumps 18 inches of snow on Long Island’s North Shore
After a fierce winter storm swept across Long Island on Sunday, dumping heavy snow, followed by sleet and ice, Glen Cove and much of the North Shore were left digging out from roughly 18 inches of … more
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Watson shared samples of her food at the Queens Centers for Progress luncheon last year.
Glen Cove caterer brings Caribbean-inspired cuisine to Long Island
Jonelle Watson never set out to open a restaurant. What she wanted was a way to share the Caribbean-inspired food she had spent years perfecting — without the crushing overhead that comes with … more
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Denise Flaim began showing and breeding Rhodesian Ridgebacks roughly 30 years ago.
Sea Cliff resident to judge her second Westminster Dog Show
Sea Cliff resident Denise Flaim is set to judge her second Westminster Dog Show in February on the 150th anniversary. more
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Margaret Myhan, left, and Janet Goldberg work with youth groups to help combat food insecurity on the North Shore through school-wide enrichment programs which helps connect community gardens with Nosh.
Margaret Myhan is first executive director at Nosh
Margaret Myhan has been appointed as the first executive director of NOSH Delivers! as the Glen Cove-based organization expands its reach across the North Shore. more
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Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency Friday as forecasters warned the storm would intensify from late Saturday night through Monday afternoon.
Glen Cove reports 12 inches of snow Monday morning, schools remain closed
Glen Cove Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck urged residents to stay off the roads and remain indoors as a powerful winter storm swept across Long Island, bringing heavy snowfall, icy conditions and widespread … more
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Speakers Evan Freed, of the Port Washington Rapid Response Network; Roger Friedman, a community activist; Sonia Arora, of the Rapid Response Network; Susan Gottehrer, director of the Nassau County office of the New York Civil Liberties Union; and Assemblyman Charles Lavine.
Glen Cove advocates organize forum on protecting immigrant neighbors
due to an increased immigration enforcement activity on Long Island, more than 150 residents packed First Baptist Church, in Glen Cove, on Jan. 15 more
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Glen Cove city officials and residents marched together with a banner in the city’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade, honoring King’s legacy and his message of unity, service and equality.
42 Years Strong: Glen Cove commemorates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
For over four decades, Glen Cove has paused each January to honor the life and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., sustaining one of the longest-running, community-led observances more
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Glen Cove residents will once again have the opportunity to honor local veterans and active-duty service members through the city’s Military Tribute Banner Program, now entering its fifth year.
Fifth year of Glen Cove banner program celebrates local service members
Glen Cove residents will once again have the opportunity to honor local veterans and active-duty service members through the city’s Military Tribute Banner Program, now entering its fifth year. … more
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Sophie Brandimarte, left, Ryan St. John, Emmy Irvine, Will Winchester and John Hebert kicked off Jazz Fest with a performance at Still Partners.
Sea Cliff kicks off first Jazz Fest amid snowy weekend
Musicians and families packed Still Partners to kick off an afternoon and evening of jazz as snow covered the village on Saturday. more
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Three things to know about blood donations
When many people consider “donating,” they might get rid of old clothes, send a few dollars toward a worthy cause, or maybe spend time at a local event. What not enough people consider is rolling … more
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