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Gold Coast Business Association car show draws crowd to Glen Head

The second annual Gold Coast Business Association Car Show rolled back into the Glen Head Long Island Rail Road parking lot on Oct. 25, drawing residents, car enthusiasts and local business owners for a day of community fun. more

By Luke Feeney | 10/31/25

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi joined labor unions and immigrant advocates on to urge the Department of Homeland Security to reverse its decision before the Sept. 8 deadline.

Suozzi advocates for reversal of TPS termination

With the federal government set to end Temporary Protected Status for thousands of Hondurans living in the United States, U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi joined labor unions and immigrant advocates on July 31 … more

By Roksana Amid | 8/11/25

Kathleen DiResta's jewlery can now be found in Salon Solis, and customers can meet with her by appointment.

Local businesses are trading places on Sea Cliff Avenue

For the last 13 years, Kathleen DiResta and other local artists have showcased art, jewelry, and handmade items at K. DiResta Collective on 212 Sea Cliff Ave. DiResta closed her old location on June 28 and moved her pieces into Salon Solis up the street at 324 Sea Cliff Ave. more

By Julia Capitelli | 7/25/25

Propel NY, the developers working with the state power authority, say they will be practical about working on lines running beneath the impacted communities.

Heated public hearing over Propel NY project

Dozens of North Shore residents crowded into the Knights of Columbus hall in Glen Cove on Tuesday to voice opposition to the proposed Propel NY Energy project, a $3.26 billion underground network of … more

By Roksana Amid | 7/25/25

Republican Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz asserted that the bill creates positive changes to the tax code to help small businesses and seniors, emphasizing the benefits of the increasing SALT cap for homeowners on Long Island

'Big Beautiful Bill,' and its impact on Long Island

As fireworks lit up the sky this Independence Day, President Donald Trump signed a sweeping $5 trillion tax and spending bill, nicknamed the “One Big Beautiful Bill," including changes to SALT deductions, cuts to Medicaid, and the elimination of taxes on tips and overtime pay. Leaders from the North Shore react. more

By Luke Feeney & Will Sheeline | 7/11/25

Hans Detweiler, senior director of development for Jupiter Power, led several presentations to the North Shore to win over residents for the Oyster Shore Energy Storage Project. He emailed the company’s statement of the project’s cancellation on May 23.

Jupiter Power pulls the plug on Oyster Shore Energy Project

A multi-year saga finally ended as Jupiter Power, a Texas-based battery storage company owned by BlackRock, has cancelled its contract to build the Oyster Shore Energy Storage following a grassroots … more

By Will Sheeline & Luke Feeney | 5/30/25

Last year’s keynote speaker, Erik Larson, right, discussed his latest book, “Demon of Unrest,” with former U.S. Rep. Steve Israel.

The Gold Coast Book Fair returns to Oyster Bay and LIU Post

The Gold Coast Book Fair is returning this month for its second annual celebration of literature, learning and community — and this time it’s bigger, bolder and even more family-friendly... more

By Will Sheeline | 5/16/25

"Celebrate Sea Cliff," an afternoon of community connection, will feature live music, family activities, and outdoor shopping on Sea Cliff and Roslyn Avenue. Sea Cliff restaurants, such as Campground Beer and Coffee, will provide local dining for attendees.

An afternoon of enjoying Sea Cliff

Sea Cliff residents will have the opportunity to stroll, shop, and soak in a celebration at the heart of the village on May 3 from noon to 4 p.m... more

By Luke Feeney | 5/2/25

The Lift Our Communities, Advertise Locally Act, which would establish a new $10 million tax credit for small businesses advertising in local media outlets, is gaining momentum in the New York state legislature.

New tax credit for local businesses gains momentum

A first-of-its-kind tax credit to give small businesses in Glen Head, Glenwood Landing and Sea Cliff some much-needed financial support is gaining momentum in Albany. Earlier this month, a large … more

By Casey Ferber | 4/4/25

Originally just a club for boys, Grenville Baker was mainly focused on after-school and summer athletics.

Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club celebrates its 75th birthday

For 75 years, the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club has provided a second home for children in Locust Valley and the surrounding communities. From its early days as a boys’ club focused on athletics to its evolution into a full-service youth development organization, the organization has been a cornerstone of community life. more

By Will Sheeline | 3/28/25

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