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Grand Marshal Dave Hubbard, far right, with Master of Ceremonies Fred Neilsen, veterans both.
Remembering the fallen
Families, children and veterans lined the streets to watch Glen Cove’s annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday. The beat of the drums from the Sea Cliff Band and the sound of trumpets from the … more
James MacGuire recounted what it was like to grow-up and raise his sons in Lawrence in his first memoir, ‘The Homecoming Seasons: An Irish Catholic Returns to a Changing Long Island.’
MacGuire remembers Lawrence’s Isle of Wight
Lawrence has transformed into a thriving suburban community since author James MacGuire left his childhood home on Cedarhurst Avenue.  In his first memoir, “The Homecoming Seasons: An … more
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Grandmaster Sung J. Choi has been studying taekwondo since he was a child. Now he shares his skills at his East Meadow GM Choi Do Center.
Teaching taekwondo
It’s no easy feat to become a grandmaster in taekwondo, but Sung J. Choi has achieved that status and then some. Being a grandmaster means that the highest level of taekwondo has been achieved. … more
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Stew Leonard Jr. donated 50 cans, containers or bags of pasta, sauce, olive oil, beans and chicken broth as well as ice cream coupons.
50 cans of food for milestone birthday to aid those in need
East Meadow resident Todd Weinstein was born in 1972, and that’s how many cans of food he wants to collect and donate in honor of his 50th birthday on June 8. The “Nice things that … more
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St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church needs quite a few renovations and hope to sell the church’s parking lot on Pearsall Avenue to secure the needed funding.
St. Patrick’s Church renovations proposed
St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church has accepted the purchase and development proposal from Mill Creek Residential, a leading developer, builder and investment management company in rental … more
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As part of ‘Glen Cove Salutes,’ Ralph Comitino, president of Public Works CSEA, left, and Lydia Wen, librarian at Glen Cove Public Library, hung banners of veterans across Morgan Park on May 3.
Remembering the community’s heroes
The City of Glen Cove is honoring its veterans on Memorial Day weekend with a display of banners imprinted with photos of them. The public library, the Veterans Affairs office and the Public Works … more
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Matthew Mendoza, above, a registered nurse, practiced cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a lifelike but mostly plastic stand-in for a live patient. Jennifer Dixon, above left, a registered nurse and nurse educator, oversaw the training.
Nursing goes beyond bedside at G.C. Hospital
National Nurses Week, recognized May 6 to 12, has passed, but the work of nurses continues to be the backbone of health care. Theresa Dillman, Glen Cove Hospital’s chief nursing officer and … more
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A bleacher at Field 7 in John Maccarone Memorial City Stadium is covered in yellow tape due to damages. New bleachers will be ordered by the city.
Improvements coming to City Stadium
Parents continue to be concerned about conditions at John Maccarone Memorial City Stadium. Issues including a lack of dugout covers for baseball and softball fields, worn out bleachers, fences that … more
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Glen Cove’s Teen Court program has become popular with several students from Glen Cove High School joining this year.
Teen Court program more popular than ever
Since its inception in 2002, Glen Cove’s Teen Court program has gained statewide attention for its unique and hands-on approach to educating high school students about the judicial system. This … more
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Buoy Tischler was only 3 when he suffered from acute kidney failure after being given a well-known painkiller to help him recover from knee surgery.
New state law, named for Seaford Lab, would protect pets
Buoy James Tischler, a yellow Labrador retriever, was “a constant source of joy and support” for Mary Kate Tischler and her husband, James, Mary Kate said, especially when their house in … more
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