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Nicholas Damiano, left, and Josh Mirsky are both neurodivergent. The new Neurodiversity Strength Flag behind them symbolizes a step towards inclusivity in the state.

Flag raising celebrates inclusion for the North Shore's neurodivergent community

The movement to redefine how New Yorkers understand neurodiversity is gaining momentum — and much of that progress can be traced to one advocate’s vision. For Josh Mirsky, 33, a Jericho … more

By Roksana Amid | 4/10/26

Joanna Kim, center, celebrated that she had become a National Merit Scholarship finalist with her guidance counselor Tim Shea, left, and North Shore High School Principal Eric Contreras.

North Shore High School student named National Merit Scholarship finalist

Even when she was in elementary school, Joanna Kim strove to perform to a high standard. Now, the high school senior has been named a National Merit Scholarship finalist. Kim received the news … more

By Julia Capitelli | 4/10/26

Nun, archaeologist and teacher Rosemarie Pucci preserved and restored the house at 362 Sea Cliff Ave.

Exploring Sea Cliff’s history through architecture

Originally a summer resort town in the late 1800s, Sea Cliff’s grounds were filled with Victorian and Gothic style houses. Many of those houses have have been preserved, and hold their own … more

By Julia Capitelli | 4/10/26

Lily Perrotta of Sea Cliff will be taking her talents at cello across the pond to Birmingham City University, where she will pursue a master’s degree in the classical instrument.

Following the music from Sea Cliff to Philadelphia to Great Britain

For Lily Perrotta, the cello has been part of her life since childhood, beginning in the music classes at Sea Cliff School and now carrying her across the Atlantic for graduate study in the United … more

By Will Sheeline | 4/10/26

The blaze at Big Valley Nursery became a four alarm fire.

Fire at gardening supply storage building in Glen Head reaches fourth alarm

A large fire broke out at a gardening supply storage building in Glen Head Wednesday. more

By Julia Capitelli | 4/8/26

Glenwood Landing residents say post office trouble is ongoing.

Postal saga continues in Glenwood Landing

Glenwood Landing residents express frustration over continuing mail trouble. more

By Julia Capitelli | 4/3/26

Residents from Glen Head and neighboring communities expressed their support for an extension on the moratorium for battery energy storage systems at the Town of Oyster Bay’s most recent board meeting.

Town of Oyster Bay considers BESS moratorium extension

Town officials and North Shore resident urged the Town of Oyster Bay to extend its moratorium on battery energy storage systems. more

By Will Sheeline | 4/3/26

Mark Hagan, left, accepted a donation from the Sea Cliff-Glen Head Lions Club presented by former club presidents Ed Lieberman, Marc Neal and Al Dunseath.

Sea Cliff supports rabbit fundraiser

Sea Cliff's 10th annual Rabbit Rescue fundraiser took place on March 29 at Still Partners to raise money and awareness for abandoned and abused domestic rabbits. more

By Will Sheeline | 4/3/26