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Canine distemper can spread easily between raccoons and dogs, and often leads to the euthanization of the infected animal.
Raccoon distemper at all-time high in Nassau County according to local experts
The raccoon distemper crisis on Long Island has reached alarming levels, prompting a closer examination of the disease’s impact on wildlife and the challenges faced by residents. Insights … more
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A grant will allow the village to hire a consultant to identify key issues in street safety throughout Sea Cliff, with a special emphasis on child safety walking to and from school.
Sea Cliff gets grant to study street safety
In a recent development, the Village of Sea Cliff has struck gold with a new grant aimed at enhancing road safety. The first significant grant comes from the federal Department of … more
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Cal Krinsky, left, held his charity event at COCO Confections + Coffee, owned by Terrence Kennif, right.
Helping others through the power of art
A remarkable 9-year-old named Cal Krinsky is making waves by channeling his passion for art into a charitable cause. Cal, a resident of Sea Cliff, has been auctioning off his artwork to raise funds … more
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Former Congressman Tom Suozzi was joined by the leaders and members of several environmental organizations, who endorsed him for his strong stance on climate change and wildlife and open space conservation.
Tom Suozzi and Mazi Melesa Pilip emphasize the importance of the environment in special election
As the special election for New York’s 3rd Congressional District draws closer, members of local environmental groups and North Shore residents gathered at Sea Cliff Beach on Jan. 11 to declare … more
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Accusations fly between Mazi Melesa Pilip and Tom Suozzi during special election
The race to replace expelled former Rep. George Santos in the 3rd Congressional District in a special election on Feb. 13 is heating up, with accusations being thrown between Nassau County Legislator … more
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'Never fight a Jew in the desert’
In the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, the world stood united in shock and grief. Americans came together to support one another in the face of an unprecedented tragedy. Yet even in those dark days, there were voices around the globe that cheered for the destruction of what they called the “great Satan.” more
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I love us just the way we are
As we leap, scoot, crawl or get dragged into 2024, the ceaseless message in our heads is that we need improvement. Apparently, our face, our furniture, our travel plans, our friendships, our dog food, our recipe for coq au vin are not quite right. We as human beings, struggling along in the most challenging times, are not quite enough. more
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Separating Hamas from the Palestinians
Watching the war between Israel and Hamas continue, I am heartbroken. Like any person of goodwill, I am pained by the babies, young people, women, elderly and all people taken hostage by Hamas, including my neighbor Omer Neutra. more
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A new form of domestic terrorism is on the rise
It was a cold, overcast Tuesday, with temperatures below freezing, as students and teachers arrived at Newbridge Road Elementary School in North Bellmore. But the holiday break was still fresh in many minds, and many had renewed energy to get a good jump on their studies in 2024. more
Climate change is breaking the bank
Last year was the hottest ever recorded on Earth, with accompanying climate disasters. More than 40 percent of the planet’s surface was at least 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than in the late 19th century. Many scientists believe that a 1.5-degree increase over preindustrial levels is the point at which severe climate consequences begin. more
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