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Waste management was discussed at the Sea Cliff Board of Trustees’ public meeting Monday night as residents asked for updates on recycling, composting and leaf collection.  more
Sea Cliff Arts Council board members and local filmmakers have begun planning for the 2027 Sea Cliff Film Festival. Organizers met with major stakeholders, like volunteers, sponsors, filmmakers and venue hosts to share their vision for the second annual festival. more
Glen Head School welcomed over 30 veterans and their family members from the six branches of the military to join students and faculty in the third schoolwide Glen Head Veterans Day Celebration led by Principal Thomas Sheehan. The Tuesday event started with a breakfast welcoming the veterans in the school’s gathering room, who sat with their children and grandchildren. more
Zoning questions and requests were raised at the Sea Cliff Board of Trustees meeting Monday night, and information on holiday events was presented. The village has been in the process of updating its zoning code, and the updated code is currently being reviewed by council and the Building Department. Here are three things to know. more
Community members will come together to compost and plant garlic for Orkestai Farm’s final community day of the season. The nonprofit on the grounds of Planting Fields Arboretum is collaborating with other local environmental activists to compost pumpkins from this fall. more
Roughly 400 people turned out to march from Pirie Park to Clifton Park in this year’s Sea Cliff Civic Association Halloween parade. Sea Cliff residents of all ages showed up in costumes for the Oct. 31 event. more
The Village of Sea Cliff honored its veterans Wednesday morning with an annual Veterans Day ceremony at Clifton Park, bringing together roughly 13 veterans, village officials and residents to recognize the sacrifices of those who served in the U.S. military. more
Six school districts called on the New York State Public Service Commission to suspend its approval of the Propel NY Energy project until impacts and details surrounding schools are “fully studied and resolved.” The request comes after North Shore School District, Roslyn Union Free School District and Syosset Central School District filed a petition for rehearing. more
More than 400 people turned out for the Gold Coast Business Association’s third annual car show. The event, held on the last Saturday in October, fell on Halloween this year and included Trunk-or-Treat, where children had the opportunity to collect candy. more
The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees covered village project updates and discussed the future of the Sea Cliff Circle newsletter at its public conference meeting on Nov. 2. Ongoing projects include battery energy storage system legislation and a possible village green renovation. Resident Amy Marion was appointed to the village’s Environmental Conservation Commission, replacing Fred Black who resigned in September. Here are three things to know. more
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