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Army veterans, from left, David, Luke and Scott Whitting will be honored by the Civic Association Hometown Heroes project.

North Shore to honor vets before Memorial Day

Although the coronavirus pandemic has kept most North Shore activities on hold, two local organizations are determined to make sure those who lost their lives serving the United States are still … more

By Mike Conn | 5/14/20

Ann Hance, a Daniel Gale Sotheby’s associate broker for over eight years, said she sells homes anywhere between Manhasset and Cold Spring Harbor. The attendance in her two virtual Zoom tours was tremendous, she said, with one house having 40 viewers at one time.

Daniel Gale Sotheby’s gives first LI-wide virtual real estate tours

The real estate market has been greatly affected by the Covid-19 crisis since March. With most people not leaving their homes, buying a new one can be very difficult, especially given the need to physically see homes and properties before investing large amounts of money into them. more

By Mike Conn | 5/8/20

Dr. Kenneth Graham will takes the reins as the Locust Valley Central School District Superintendent of Schools next year.

Dr. Kenneth Graham appointed new Locust Valley superintendent

The Locust Valley Board of Education voted unanimously during its virtual May 5 meeting to appoint Dr. Kenneth E. Graham as the district’s new Superintendent of Schools for the next four school … more

By Mike Conn | 5/5/20

Allison Moss hand delivers many of North Share Cares's orders herself.

Sea Cliff residents aid restaurants, hospital through fundraiser

Sea Cliff residents Courtney Citko and Allison Moss created North Shore Cares in March, when they started collecting donations to purchase food from local restaurants and deliver them to workers at … more

By Mike Conn | 5/4/20

Courtney Citko, pictured, and Allison Moss have provided food to workers at Glen Cove Hospital and St. Francis Hospital in Port Washington.

Caring for workers and restaurants on the North Shore

When she learned of a GoFundMe project based in Garden City that was dedicated to providing meals to workers at NYU Winthrop Hospital in Mineola in March, Allison Moss immediately thought that the … more

By Mike Conn | 5/3/20

Sotiryadis spent more than 175 hours last summer at the Hospital for Special Surgery, conducting her research.

Mary Sotiryadis looking to treat painful inflammation through her research

Making a discovery Getting to work, Sotiryadis harvested cells from a lab mouse’s lymph nodes, as well as some of its blood. She let the cells grow for about a week, filtered the plasma out … more

By Mike Conn | 5/2/20

All of the schools in the North Shore School District will remain closed for the rest of the 2019-20 school year.

North Shore schools to remain closed for the rest of the school year

Students in the North Shore School District will not return to their schools for the rest of the 2019-20 school year and will instead continue with distance learning to help stop the spread of the … more

By Mike Conn and Scott Brinton | 5/1/20

Dr. Charles Gambino has been a comforting presence for residents at the Regency during the Covid-19 crisis.

Dr. Charles Gambino: A hero at the Regency

With elder populations among the most vulnerable to Covid-19, work being done by physicians at the Regency at Glen Cove Assisted Living is more important now than ever. While all of the … more

By Mike Conn | 5/1/20

Mary Sotiryadis first presented her findings at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair on Feb. 5, at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Westbury.

NSHS senior Mary Sotiryadis is ISEF Regeneron finalist

North Shore High School senior Mary Sotiryadis said she was proud of the work done by her classmates in the school’s science research program this year. In January, seniors Kyra McCreery and … more

By Mike Conn | 4/30/20

Ed Smith’s wife, Elizabeth, top center, and daughters Meghan, left, and Samantha all said they will miss his caring, passionate and kind presence in their lives.

Ed Smith, beloved Glen Cove band teacher, dies at 55

As longtime Landing Elementary School band teacher Ed Smith lay back in a chair in his Glen Cove living room on March 27, his family members took turns telling him how much they loved him. He had had trouble breathing all day, his younger daughter, Meghan, said, and they knew his time had come. more

By Mike Conn | 4/26/20

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