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Administrators are hoping that children will be able to play in the Sea Cliff Baseball & North Shore Softball League later this year.

Covid-19 puts North Shore Little Leagues on hold for now

Although there are several Little League organizations on the North Shore, their administrators have all expressed the same sentiments about the potential of a lost season: Spring won’t be the … more

By Mike Conn | 4/24/20

The North Shore High School Varsity Baseball team built a strong core of seniors for the 2020 season, all of whom are upset by their inability to play this year.

North Shore athletes distressed by spring sports cancellations

It’s game over for public high school spring sports on Long Island for 2020. Any hopes for even a modified season were dashed Tuesday afternoon when health and safety concerns led athletic … more

By Tony Bellissimo and Mike Conn | 4/23/20

Since they could not meet at Sea Cliff Village Hall, the village's Board of Trustees adopted the 2020-21 budget virtually.

Village of Sea Cliff adopts 2020-21 budget

The Sea Cliff Village Board of Trustees reviewed and adopted the tentative $6.2 million budget for the 2020-21 fiscal year during a virtual meeting on April 15, passing it unanimously. This is a 1.1 … more

By Mike Conn | 4/22/20

Evan Yan has used his own 3D printer in his Locust Valley home to create over 100 face shields.

Locust Valley man 3D prints, donates homemade face shields

As an architect at EDI International, Evan Yan said he is lucky to be able to work out of his Locust Valley home during the coronavirus pandemic. However, he said he understands that many other … more

By Mike Conn | 4/20/20

A number of residents said they hope the public water feasibility study will show that public water is possible for Sea Cliff.

Residents hopeful that Sea Cliff and Glen Head water can become public

After a lengthy Request for Proposals process, the Village of Sea Cliff last week hired Walden Environmental Engineering, at a cost of $74,000, to study whether switching from private to public water … more

By Mike Conn | 4/17/20

The feasibility study will determine if the Sea Cliff Water District could become a public water authority or if it could join an existing public authority.

Public water study to begin in Sea Cliff Water District

After a lengthy Request for Proposals process, the Village of Sea Cliff last week hired Walden Environmental Engineering, at a cost of $74,000, to study whether switching from private to public water … more

By Mike Conn | 4/16/20

Even at 105 years old, Flora Schierhorst was ready to festively ring in 2020 over a week before she died.

Flora Schierhorst, Sea Cliff’s oldest resident, dies at 105

Flora Schierhorst, of Sea Cliff, was a resilient woman, her son, Herbert W. Schierhorst, said. Around the time Flora turned 100, she broke her hip while home alone. She contacted Glen Cove Hospital … more

By Mike Conn | 4/15/20

Everything on display at Hummingbird Boutique in Sea Cliff is available online while the storefront is closed due to Covid-19.

North Shore business association collaboration could be crucial

When small business closures, due to Covid-19, seemed to be inevitable by mid-March, leaders of several North Shore business associations knew they had to come together to help local businesses stay … more

By Mike Conn | 4/13/20

Glen Cove Salt Cave owner Yajhayra Reyes said it is imperative that small businesses across the North Shore stick together during the mandatory closure period.

Coming together for North Shore small businesses

When small business closures, due to Covid-19, seemed to be inevitable by mid-March, leaders of several North Shore business associations knew they had to come together to help local businesses stay … more

By Mike Conn | 4/13/20

Larson, right, has mentored former student Fiona Shonik since she was in third grade.

Drive-by concerts in Sea Cliff are not just for the kids

Although the first few drive-by concerts going on in in front of Sea Cliff Elementary band director Jodie Larson's home were conducted by her students, it did not take long for older musicians to … more

By Mike Conn | 4/10/20