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Hannah Bell, 9, left, Genevieve Nellen, 9, and Julia Mangusi, 9, took their inflatables to the hills to make the most of their day off from school.
It’s beginning to look a lot like winter
The North Shore turned into a winter wonderland on Tuesday, as the largest snowstorm in two years blanketed Long Island. With school closed for the day, children of all ages rushed outside for … more
Nassau County legislator Mazi Melesa Pilip announced her candidacy for the congressional seat formerly held by George Santos last week in Massapequa. She was joined by Republican politicians from across the county, all who came out to support her bid.
House of Representative candidate Mazi Melesa Pilip ‘leads by example’
A new political contender has emerged in the race for New York’s 3rd Congressional District, bringing with her what she describes as a unique background and perspective on the challenges facing … more
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Locust Valley Central School District discusses special education programs
In a recent Board of Education meeting held on January 31, the Locust Valley Central School District unveiled the findings of its comprehensive Special Education Policy Review. Led by Superintendent … more
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The Gone Dancing window decorations welcome prospective dancers into their doors with holiday cheer.
Gone Dancing wins first ever Window Decorating Contest at Oyster Bay's Holiday Market Stroll and Tree Lighting
The holiday spirit is alive and well in Oyster Bay, as the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce recently hosted its first-ever Holiday Window Decorating Contest, sponsored by the Oyster Bay … more
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Steve Labriola, Laura Maier and Vicki Walsh say they are serving on the Oyster Bay Town Council focused not just on their own communities, but all of the communities throughout the town. They say they hope voters will continue to let them do that when they visit the ballot box in the coming weeks.
Town of Oyster Bay GOP councilmembers vie for second chance
What’s most important to Oyster Bay Town Councilman Steve Labriola is his commitment to protecting a suburban quality of life. Councilwoman Laura Maier would keep her focus on bringing … more
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Mazi Melesa Pilip has been selected to represent the Republican Party in the special election for New York's 3rd Congressional District.
Republicans select Mazi Melesa Pilip as candidate for 3rd Congressional District
Mazi Melesa Pilip, Nassau County Legislator for the 10th District, has been chosen by New York Republicans to run in the special election to replace George Santos. The Great Neck resident, who grew … more
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Rallye Motor Company generously donated $6,500 to Long Island Cares’ general operating fund, and $3,000 in food, as well as $6,000 worth of non-perishable groceries for Nosh, a food pantry located in Glen Cove.
Rallye BMW donations ensure food for the holidays at Nosh food pantry
With high inflation continuing to plague the United States, food pantries and food banks all over the country, including on Long Island, are struggling to help families put dinner on the table this … more
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The Glen Cove LIRR station is one of three stations to be skipped for a faster commute in the morning.
Commuters can now skip some Long Island Railroad stops
Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials have announced additional schedule changes to improve Long Island Rail Road service to the North Shore since the Grand Central Madison access service changes went into effect in March. more
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Children’s book ‘A Spot Under the Sun’ spreads light
In her 20 years as an audiologist at Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf, Glen Cove resident Dr. Tanya Linzalone has met with many families. She’s seen first-hand the emotional toll they face while caring for a child with hearing difficulties. They often worry about their child’s communication skills, and are deeply concerned that he or she will have fewer opportunities in life. more
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The art of making ships in bottles dates back to the late 1700s, and was a popular pastime for sailors and whalers on long voyages.
Ships in bottles make port at Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum
While many young people might not know about the historical pastime of creating and collecting ships in bottles, a recent donation to the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum will help ensure that the … more
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