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The Sea Cliff village board is exploring recycling awareness for residents.
Village of Sea Cliff explores ways to encourage recycling
The Sea Cliff village board is revisiting ways to encourage more residents to recycle, and plans to enlist the village’s Environmental Conservation Commission to explore ideas for educating the community on recycling.  more
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Glen Head residents Christine Panzeca, left, and Doug Augenthaler led the rally on July 1.
Opposition to Propel NY continues in Glen Head, Sea Cliff
North Shore residents attended a community rally last week to hear updates on the Propel NY project and voice concerns. more
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The Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor has roughly 80 volunteers helping with their shellfish program this year.
Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor launches fifth year of oyster gardening program
The Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor is continuing efforts to restore shellfish populations and improve water quality in the harbor as it begins its fifth year of oyster gardening. more
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Sea Cliff residents of all ages participated in playlets, reading about the signers of the Declaration of Independence from the perspective of their descendants.
Sea Cliff Civic Association holds July 4 event, celebrates the United State's 250th anniversary
The Sea Cliff Civic Association held its annual Independence Day Gala on July 4 and celebrated the nation's 250th anniversary. more
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The watch party for the United States’ World Cup game against Bosnia and Herzegovina was held at Roslyn Park.
Sea Cliff residents hold watch party in village's Roslyn Park
More than 40 people set up chairs and blankets at Sea Cliff’s Roslyn Park for a World Cup watch party, celebrating together as the United States beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 on July 1.  … more
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Barbara Prey works in the medium of watercolor, which she describes as particularly challenging because of the lack of a margin of error.
Oyster Bay artist’s work featured in D.C.
Oyster Bay artist Barbara Prey will have three major works featured on the National Mall in Washington D.C. through October. more
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North Shore residents continue to advocate for public water service.
North Shore residents, town officials oppose proposed Liberty Water rate increase
Pushback against rate increases by Liberty New York Water is continuing, with North Shore residents voicing concerns. more
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Among the most important new upgrades to the church will be a handicapped-accessible elevator, making it easier for older — and younger — residents to access the parish hall.
Infrastructure updates planned for St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Sea Cliff with ‘Project Renewal’
St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Sea Cliff is embarking on an effort to modernize and improve its parish and community spaces while preserving the historic building. more
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Jaime Teich, founder of Love Your Neighbor Project, contrasted her fears and challenges growing up as the child of two women with the sense of belonging she feels living in Sea Cliff today.
Third annual Pride Stride held in Sea Cliff
Sea Cliff’s Love Your Neighbor Project brought the community out into the streets with its third annual Pride Stride. more
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The graduation ceremony for the Class of 2026 was held on Friday. Family, friends and teachers filled the high school gymnasium to celebrate graduating seniors .
North Shore High School celebrates graduates
North Shore High School seniors graduated June 26. more
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