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Mini Mart draws organizations and businesses from Sea Cliff and beyond.
Mini Mart to return to Sea Cliff for 54th year
Kiwanis Sea Cliff Mini Mart is returning for its 54th year, bringing vendors, live music and food to the village. Thousands typically show up to the annual fall event, from Sea Cliff and beyond.  more
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Devyn Mandell, second from left, back row, and her volleyball teammates wore ‘Mental Health Matters’ t-shirts to a game to destigmatize talking about mental health issues.
North Shore High School athlete starts mental health club
Many students struggle to balance the pressures of academics, athletics and everyday life. For North Shore High School junior and varsity volleyball player Devyn Mandell, this sense of pressure helped inspire her to create a space where students can talk openly about mental health. more
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The North Shore’s Visual Cliff performed at Cafe Wha?, where several iconic artists have performed, on Sunday night.
The North Shore's Visual Cliff performs at Cafe Wha?
Friends, family and music lovers packed New York City’s Cafe Wha? as the North Shore indie rock band Visual Cliff took to the stage. more
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The Sea Cliff Civic Association has been holding the Newcomers’ Welcome event for nearly 50 years.
Sea Cliff Civic Association hosts annual Newcomers' Welcome Party
New residents, longtime residents, elected officials and representatives from local organizations came together for the Sea Cliff Civic Association’s annual Newcomers’ Welcome Party. more
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The North Shore School District Board of Education held its first meeting of the school year on Sept. 17.
North Shore School District Board of Education holds first meeting of the school year
Trustees and interim Superintendent Tom Dolan addressed a change in New York State graduation requirements.  Trustee James Svendson has resigned from the board, and the superintendent search is ongoing. more
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The North Shore School District encourages the community to come support the Varsity Vikings at Homecoming this year.
Get ready for North Shore’s Homecoming
The North Shore School District proudly invites all students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members to their Homecoming Fan Fest on Oct. 17. more
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Glenwood Landing residents continue to advocate for home mail delivery.
Postal update provided in Glenwood Landing
Glenwood Landing resident Jeremy Barth provided on Facebook an update on the quest for securing home mail delivery in the hamlet. more
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Power outages have been reported across Long Island amid the storm.
Power outages, downed trees on the North Shore
The nor'easter forecasted for Long Island has struck bringing heavy rain that is causing flooding and high winds resulting in scattered power outages.  more
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Doug Augenthaler, speaking, and other Glen Head residents said they were worried about what comes next.
Propel NY Energy project receives state approval
The New York State Public Service Commission has granted the Propel NY Energy project a certificate of environmental compatibility and public need, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for the $3.26 billion transmission project, despite continued opposition from North Shore communities.  more
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The Tribute and Honor Foundation announced its 2027 honorees, who will receive their awards in February.
Tribute and Honor Foundation announces 2027 award recipients
The Tribute and Honor Foundation recognized its 2027 award recipients at its annual announcement event at the North Shore Historical Museum. more
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