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Inflatable-costumed racers gathered in the gym as James A. Dever Elementary marked the success of its service-driven Raise Craze fundraiser.
Kindness fundraiser sparks inflatable fun at James A. Dever Elementary School
Dever Elementary held an inflatable race to celebrate reaching its $20,000 Raise Craze goal, with students completing acts of kindness instead of selling products. more
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Superintendent Chris Zublionis, center, helped explain to Board of Education President Andrea Macari, right, and Vice President Lisa Colacioppo along with the rest of the board why the proposed $14 million bond project was needed to replace out-of-date athletic and district infrastructure, including the track and several fields.
North Shore School District proposes new track and stadium lights with $14 million bond
Student athletes in the North Shore School District may be running on a new track and playing football under Friday-night lights as early as next year, as the administration presented plans to … more
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Detective Brian Glennon addressed the Glen Cove City Council, expressing his support for restricting public marijuana consumption.
Is a cannabis smoking ban coming to Glen Cove?
A proposal to ban public marijuana smoking and vaping in Glen Cove has drawn strong opinions from residents, law enforcement officials and public health advocates as officials weigh local regulation … more
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Sea Cliff resident Erik Hansen got to see what he would look like as an apple using the mill’s face-in-hole board.
Jericho Cider Mill continues over two centuries of tradition
Jericho Cider Mill, a landmark business that has pressed apples for more than two centuries, continues to draw crowds as it blends tradition with new offerings under the stewardship of its current … more
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As part of the project, students studied and learned about different jobs, like firefighter and doctor.
Glen Head School students celebrate community
Second grade classes at the Glen Head School had a community celebration Tuesday morning where each child became a member of their community including a veterinarian, doctor, nurse, fire person, … more
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New nautical-themed landscaping and custom “Welcome to Shore Road” signage now anchor the corner of Shore Road and Glen Cove Avenue, marking a beautification milestone for the waterfront corridor shared by Glen Cove and Sea Cliff.
New gateway transforms Shore Road entrance
The long-awaited transformation of the Shore Road and Glen Cove Avenue intersection has officially taken shape, unveiling a nautical-themed gateway that residents say marks a defining moment for one … more
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Assemblymember Judy Griffin joined dozens of independent pharmacists at Rockville Centre Pharmacy to urge fellow lawmakers to pass the Patient Access to Pharmacy Act, also known as PAPA, on Nov. 18.
Independent pharmacies warn of collapse as lawmakers push to rein in PBMs
New York lawmakers, backed by hundreds of pharmacists, are now pushing the Patient Access to Pharmacy Act, or PAPA, which would establish minimum reimbursement standards for commercial insurance plans and increase oversight of PBMs. more
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The New York City Fire Department faced off against the New York City Police Department in lacrosse in the 30th annual Battle of the Badges on Nov. 1.
Homecoming for Wantagh High School alum in Battle of Badges
Joseph Giardina recently returned to the Wantagh High School field where he played lacrosse more than 10 years ago — but this time, he showed up in a New York City Fire Department uniform. … more
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Hundreds of people attended the second consecutive Seaford Chamber of Commerce’s indoor holiday fair on Nov. 16.
Seaford Chamber of Commerce’s holiday fair brings neighbors indoors once again
The Seaford Chamber of Commerce hosted its second consecutive indoor holiday fair at Memorare Caterers in Seaford on Nov. 16, displaying a full line of unique items sold by dozens of vendors. … more
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Donations to the soup kitchen will help volunteers such as Larry Lieberman ensure that every family has a meal this season.
Long Beach Soup Kitchen launches Juice Box Drive to collect 3,000 donations citywide
Long Beach Soup Kitchen’s Juice Box Drive seeks 3,000 juice boxes, with residents, schools and businesses donating at sites across the city. more
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