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The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees met on Jan. 6, to discuss 18 trails and the Sea Cliff Circle Newsletter
Sea Cliff plans renovations for local trails
The Sea Cliff board of trustees conducted extensive discussions about necessary renovations to 18 trails and updates for the Sea Cliff Circle newsletter. The trail renovations will help prevent … more
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was one of the most influential leaders of the civil rights movement.
Ed Lieberman hosts MLK lecture
Former Sea Cliff Mayor Ed Lieberman has been providing educational lectures for local community members to help teach parts of history that they may not be familiar with. On Jan. 15, Lieberman will … more
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Eric Martin of Sea Cliff sang ‘Joker and the Thief’ by Wolfmother.
New Year’s Eve fundraiser rocks Sea Cliff
Residents of Sea Cliff got to rock out on Dec. 30 at Still Partners, as part of the Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor’s annual Karaoke for a cause event. Karaoke for a Cause has been one of … more
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Members of the North Shore High School’s Madrigals sang holiday songs to their younger schoolmates.
A winter extravaganza at Sea Cliff School
Principal Megan McCormack kicked-off the holiday season on Dec. 20 with a musical Winter Extravaganza at Sea Cliff School. To the delight of the Pre-K-5 Sea Cliff School students, faculty and staff, … more
Lucia Rich, left, Maryann Rich, Karen Rich and Ana Rich came out as a family for the annual polar plunge.
Sea Cliff residents take an icy plunge on Jan. 1
The beginning of 2025 was rung in by yet another Polar Bear Plunge at Sea Cliff Beach, with dozens of attendees braving the icy waters of Hempstead Harbor on Jan 1. The annual tradition once again … more
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved of a new garbage and dump truck for the village at their meeting on Dec. 30.
Truckin' into Sea Cliff, new village vehicles
The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees closed out 2024 by unanimously approving the purchase of a new garbage truck and dump truck during their meeting on Dec. 30. The decision, made during the Dec. 30 … more
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Sophomore Joanna Kenney won the steeplechase and the 1500-meter county titles, helping the Vikings dominate the field in Nassau Class A.
North Shore’s track dynasty
Track and Field has been a staple of the North Shore school district for almost 20 years. With a dominant 223-0 record in league meets since 2007, the girls’ varsity track and field team has … more
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Residents gathered at Glen Cove Village Square for the 25th annual menorah lighting
‘Darkness can’t compete with light and positivity’
Residents of Glen Cove and Sea Cliff came together at Glen Cove Village Square on Dec. 29 to celebrate Hanukkah with the annual Menorah lighting event. The event, hosted by the Chabad of Sea Cliff … more
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Nini Camps, left, has worked closely with Arts Council members like Mark Sobel in the past for songwriting workshops and other council events.
Nini Camps sings through the winter
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Nini Camps is set to headline a new concert series at the Sea Cliff Arts Council, beginning Saturday, Jan. 11. The series will feature three evenings of acoustic music and … more
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Alan Mindel, Chairman of the Board at HMTC, introduced the audience to the historical significance of the exhibition.
Opening night of Aliyah: The Rebirth of Israel exhibit
The opening night of the Aliyah: The Rebirth of Israel exhibit at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, held on Dec. 12, a captivating introduction to Salvador … more
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