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Because the coronavirus can survive up to 72 hours on plastic, this pair of discarded gloves at Morgan Park could be more than just unsightly litter.

County may soon ban littering of protective personal protective equipment

Across the county, the sight of gloves and masks in parking lots, on sidewalks and in parks has been off-putting to many, including Legislator Josh Lafazan. That is why he submitted a bill on April 29 that, he said, would ban littering with personal protective equipment. more

Jennifer Corr | 5/8/20

Glen Cove Police Department officers remain there for residents during the pandemic.

Watch out for scammers during Covid-19

Scammers are using the coronavirus pandemic to their advantage. They are using the fear and anxiety caused by the virus to steal money and information from unsuspecting victims. Covid-19 has affected all of us and these scammers are no exception. Many of their call centers had to be temporarily closed due to the virus. But the criminals are now adapting, and their call centers are coming back online. more

By Det. Lt. John Nagle | 5/6/20

As Glen Cove residents stay home to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, the Police Department has reported a slight rise in calls about family arguments and violations of orders of protection.

Glen Cove sees rise in domestic incidents

While the Glen Cove Police Department has seen fewer crimes in the weeks since Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced his stay-at-home order, there has been a slight increase in domestic incidents. more

By Jennifer Corr | 5/2/20

The Lynbrook Board of Education recently hosted a virtual meeting.

Lynbrook schools superintendent remains positive during coronavirus pandemic

The Lynbrook Board of Education recently hosted a virtual board meeting, where Superintendent Dr. Melissa Burak offered a positive message to the community. While explaining that everyone is … more

4/30/20

Ginamarie Isler has raised more than $4,000 to assemble care packages for first responders during the pandemic.

Lynbrook resident studying nursing makes gift baskets for first responders

Ginamarie Isler, of Lynbrook, had her nursing studies interrupted this spring because of the coronavirus pandemic, but she is putting her time at home to good use, raising more than $4,000 through GoFundMe to assemble care packages for first responders. more

By Nicole Alcindor | 4/28/20

The shop reopened on Wednesday, April 22, after its normal closure on Monday and Tuesday. Cams Sanitize thoroughly cleaned the shop for free after the break in.

Break-in at Flour Shoppe Cafe sparks a pay-it-forward campaign

When Sean O’Donnell, co-owner and baker at Flour Shoppe Cafe, entered the store Sunday morning, April 19, something didn’t feel right. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 4/27/20

The Oceanside Knights of Columbus recently donated meals to the Fourth Precinct of the Nassau County Police Department. The group also donated meals to local hospitals to help keep staff well-nourished during the pandemic.

Oceanside Knights of Columbus donates meals to first responders, medical workers

Confronted with a crisis situation the likes our generation has never seen, the Oceanside Knights of Columbus jumped into action to help first responders battle the obstacles associated with the coronavirus pandemic. more

4/22/20

Residents on Prospect Ave in Glen Cove had their tires popped by an unknown person(s).

Car tires slashed on Prospect Ave, suspect at large

Residents on Prospect Ave in Glen Cove woke up on a Saturday morning on April 18 to discover their vehicles had flat tires. more

4/22/20

Millicent Barwick said that her husband, John Fred, always had a smile on his face.

Retired GCPD patrol officer dies from Covid-19

John Fred Barwick, a retired Glen Cove patrol officer, died from Covid-19 on April 9 at age 79. more

By Jennifer Corr | 4/18/20

Four people arrested after luring woman to East Rockaway home, assaulting and robbing her

Four people were arrested in East Rockaway on Thursday after allegedly luring a woman to a home and assaulting and robbing her. more

By Mike Smollins | 4/17/20

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