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Gennaro Larice, a former student of Harold Ransom Stevenson, displayed several of his paintings at the newest exhibit at the Sea Cliff Village Museum.
What is the Sea Cliff Village Museum doing to honor the legacy of Harold Ransom Stevenson?
The Sea Cliff Village Museum opened the Stevenson Academy: The legacy of Harold Ransom Stevenson and his Sea Cliff Atelier on Sept. 21. more
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David Nunez, left and Riccardo Rodriguez worked with members of St. John’s of Lattingtown’s youth group to create artistic pieces made from doors.
Using art to bring the community closer
The youth group DUO, short for “Do Unto Others,” at St. John’s of Lattingtown Episcopal Church has been making a significant impact on the Glen Cove community through their … more
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Anneliese Broccolo, thrid from right, made it through brain Chiari malformation and the subsequent surgery with the support of her family members, pictured.
Brain surgery couldn’t stop this volleyball star
Anneliese Broccolo didn’t understand what was wrong. And neither did all the specialists she visited across a terrifying three-year span from 8th grade to sophomore year at North Shore High … more
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North Shore Kiwanis volunteers like Vincent Labbate, left, Jessica Labbate, Delia Verna and Lisa Larsen Hill organized another successful Mini Mart.
Another year, another successful Mini Mart
Mini Mart, Sea Cliff’s biggest street fair and one of the most anticipated events of the year, took over the village on Oct. 6 as vendors, musicians, residents and visitors enjoyed a beautiful … more
Corrine Kaufman, left, Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton and Superintendent Maria Rianna led the event.
Narcan training aims to curb fentanyl deaths
The urgency of educating the public about how to reverse fentanyl overdoses has never been more critical, as fentanyl-related deaths continue to rise across the country. Narcan training sessions … more
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The proposed Oyster Shore Energy Storage facility will replace the Global Petroleum terminal by Tappen Beach.
Lithium battery moratorium extended briefly
The Town of Oyster Bay has temporarily extended its moratorium on lithium battery storage systems, halting the development of the contentious Oyster Shore Energy Storage project in Glenwood Landing, … more
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Superintendent Chris Zublionis emphasized that AI could be harmful to students, similar to social media.
School districts explore AI
Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries across the globe, and school districts across Long Island are no exception. Educators and administrators in the North Shore, Locust Valley, and Oyster … more
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Around 100 volunteers dedicated their time and energy to helping the oyster program this summer.
Oyster gardening engages local community
The Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor just wrapped up its annual summer Oyster Gardening Program at the end of September. The coalition began the program in 2022 with the goal of restoring Hempstead … more
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North Shore Middle School Assistant Principal Maram Mabrouk, left. Miranda Zhang, Director of Mathematics K-12 Kimberly Mattes and North Shore Middle School Principal Ryan O’Hara celebrate Zhang’s achievement
North Shore student shines in math
North Shore Middle School Student Miranda Zhang was presented with the 2024 Young Women in Mathematics Award this summer. Zhang was presented the award following her perfect score on the AMC 8 exam, … more
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Dreams West hosts artistic workshops in addition to selling merchandise.
New store Dreams West opens in Sea Cliff
A sanctuary dedicated to fostering peace, love, and harmony, - that is the mission of Dreams West, the new store located on Sea Cliff Avenue, according to owner Aimee DiBartolomeo. Dreams West … more
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