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Charles Otto and Wallace Nevin were among a dozen volunteers who helped collect over 3,600 pounds of food at the Nosh Harvest of Hope event last Saturday afternoon at the Glen Cove Stop & Shop, part of the organization's Thanksgiving food drive.
North Shore food pantries feel pressure as SNAP payments pause
As the federal government shutdown dragged on, and as its effects continue to linger, Long Island food pantries have seen the strain firsthand — with rising demand, dwindling resources and growing anxiety over when Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits will resume. more
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A two-hour public meeting at Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church on Nov. 5 drew a crowd of over 25 residents who learned about, and provided input for Sea Cliff’s Safe Streets for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan.
Residents weigh in on blueprint for safer Sea Cliff streets
All projects begin with a blueprint, and the Village of Sea Cliff is crafting its own to improve safety, mobility and the quality of life for everyone who travels around the village. more
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Sea Cliff resident Cathy Virgilio sang ‘America the Beautiful’ in front of the crowd of veterans and residents at Clifton Park.
Veterans honored, thanked for service at Clifton Park
The Village of Sea Cliff honored its veterans with a ceremony attended by roughly 13 veterans at 11 a.m. on Nov. 11 in Clifton Park. more
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Former Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman visited the Tolstoy Foundation Center in Cottage Valley upstate in Rockland County while researching Russian author Leo Tolstoy.
Edward Lieberman set to talk Tolstoy at Sea Cliff library
Russian culture has long been a part of the Village of Sea Cliff, and former Mayor Edward Lieberman has spent over a year preparing to highlight Leo Tolstoy, one of the country’s most iconic authors. more
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At the Town level, Oyster Bay Supervisor Joe Saladino is projected to defeat Democrat Sam Sochet, 66 to 32 and earn his fifth term as supervisor.
Bruce Blakeman reelected to county executive as GOP maintains control of Nassau County
Sea Cliff voters let their voices be heard on Election Night... more
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Students across all five schools in the North Shore Central School District celebrated Halloween.
Students step into Halloween with learning and laughter
Costumes, parades and even airborne pumpkins brought Halloween spirit to students across the North Shore Central School District this Halloween. more
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Freshman Sloane Bonvicino paced the Vikings in Saturday's Nassau Class 3 championships, finishing fourth overall.
North Shore girls cross-country regains county title
The North Shore girls’ cross-country team is back on top after a one-year hiatus. The Vikings won the Nassau County Class 3 title with 34 points Saturday morning at Long Island … more
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The Sea Cliff Village Museum is giving residents the opportunity to explore Hollywood history in the village.
When Hollywood came to Sea Cliff
Sea Cliff residents can take a stroll through Hollywood history—without leaving the village. more
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The Northwinds Symphonic Band under the direction of Helen P. Bauer and Brandon Bromsey will present Salute to Veterans Concert on Nov. 9.
Sea Cliff veteran to be honored at ‘A Tribute to Our Veterans’ concert
The Northwinds Symphonic Band will continue its annual tradition of honoring America’s veterans with a free concert on  Nov. 9, at 3 p.m. at the Wunsch Arts Center in Glen Cove, featuring a patriotic program and a special tribute to U.S. Army veteran Scott Whitting. more
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North Shore Middle School students and staff joined schools nationwide in observing PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Month by celebrating Unity Day on Oct. 22.
North Shore students unite against bullying on Unity Day
Joining schools nationwide, North Shore Middle School students and staff observed PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Month by celebrating Unity Day on Oct. 22... more
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