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A collaboration among three Glen Cove churches has grown to a coalition of seven congregations including Calvary A.M.E Church, First Baptist Church, Glen Cove Christian Church, Iglesia Ciudad de Refugio, St. John’s of Lattingtown Episcopal Church, Iglesia Ciudad Casa de Dios Internacional, and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
Celebrating Easter Dawn at Morgan Park in Glen Cove
The Community Easter Dawn Service is coming back to Morgan Park Sunday. more
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Glen Head residents protested the Propel NY project after office hours held by project representatives.
Propel holds office hours in Glen Head
Representatives of the Propel NY project held office hours in Glen Head where residents asked questions and voiced concerns. more
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The new building offers many new amenities, including more parking.
Gold Coast Public Library doors open again
The Gold Coast Public Library has opened in its new location, with a grand opening set for May. more
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Trustees Nick Pinto, center, and George Williams, right, have been re-elected. Christine Abbenda Hughes has been elected the new village justice.
Uncontested election win for trustees, village justice
Deputy Mayor Nick Pinto and Trustee George Williams have been re-elected in Sea Cliff in an uncontested election. Christine Abbenda Hughes has been elected village justice after also running uncontested. more
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Ann Mingorance, right, Boris Mourashkin and Diane Mazzeo attended the luncheon featuring a performance by Jimmy Moore, left.
A musical afternoon for Sea Cliff seniors
Senior citizens in the community filled Jeanine's American Bistro for a lunch and performance by local musician Jimmy Moore on March 19. more
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Live adaptations of Barbara Pym novels act as a fundraiser for St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.
Dinner with Miss Pym set to sell out at St. Luke’s Church in Sea Cliff
Sea Cliff's performance troupe will put on an adapted performance of Barbara Pym's "Crampton Hodnet" on Saturday. more
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Glen Cove neighbors Stephen and Ethan Melbinger, Larry Hoffmann and Alfredo Martinez redirected stormwater at the corner of Chestnut Street and Woolsey Avenue in 2024.
Rising water threatens Long Island: Flooding, pollution and aging infrastructure collide
From flooded streets in Long Beach to pollution in the Great South Bay, rising water is reshaping life along Long Island’s coasts. Across Nassau and Suffolk counties, aging infrastructure, development patterns and climate change are converging—turning routine storms into disruptive events and forcing communities to rethink how they live with water. more
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The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees and Mayor Elena Villafane went back and forth on the risks and best practices for private lithium battery storage at Monday’s meeting.
Sea Cliff drafting new battery storage legislation
The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees is drafting legislation regulating residential battery storage. more
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Christian Choi is the first North Shore student to commit to West Point in at least seven years.
North Shore student accepted into United States Military Academy
North Shore High School student Christian Choi was accepted into the United States Military Academy at West Point. He is the first North Shore student to commit to West Point in at least seven years. more
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Restored instruments from the Violins of Hope collection, once owned and played by Jewish musicians before and during the Holocaust, were featured during the Symphony of Hope concert at Molloy University’s Madison Theatre on March 12.
Holocaust-era violins spread hope with music
The Violins of Hope collection was featured in a concert presented by Molloy University, the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County and the Long Island Concert Orchestra. more
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