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Alexis Zayas, 27, had donated blood since she was in high school.

She was only 27 when she died, but already Alexis Zayas had demonstrated a passion for helping others. Among the good works attributed to her was her commitment to donating blood in her community … more

By Mallory Wilson | 3/24/22

Glen Cove doctor commits $3.7 million Covid loan fraud

A Glen Cove medical doctor was sentenced to four years and three months in prison by U.S. District Judge Gary Brown on Friday for fraudulently obtaining approximately $3.7 million dollars in Covid-19 … more

By Letisha Dass | 3/18/22

Gianna Devita, left, and Gabriella Reiss won a Quill Award on Adelphi’s Press Day.

East Meadow High School students win journalism award

Two East Meadow High School students were recognized for their journalistic talent at Adelphi University’s virtual Press Day on Feb. 18. Gianna Devita and Gabriella Reiss, both juniors, earned … more

By Mallory Wilson | 3/17/22

Richie Krug Jr., above right, was sworn in as president by County Legislator Tom McKevitt.

E.M. Chamber installs officers, presents honors

rald.com The Chateau Briand, in Carle Place, was abuzz with conversation, good food and good company last Friday at the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce’s 66th annual installation of officers … more

By Mallory Wilson | 3/17/22

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi comforted Galyna Semenkova, a Ukrainian-American, while she spoke of her daughter Kseniia Isaien’s inability to obtain a visa to leave Ukraine and come to live with her in Oyster Bay. At left was Semenkova’s daughter Jenya.

Ukraine refugees want to stay with U.S. relatives, but can't

Galyna Semenkova held a large posterboarded photo of her daughter Kseniia Isaien’s wedding last July 17 in Ukraine. The photo is typical — an exuberant bride with her new husband, … more

By Laura Lane | 3/17/22

Paloma Ferrante, of Glen Cove will perform

Concert to help Ukraine coming to Glen Cove

Gigi Ferrante and Carol Waldman said they see a strong connection between the suffering Jews experienced during the Holocaust and what Ukrainians are experiencing now. What better response can there … more

By Laura Lane | 3/17/22

Ukraine refugees want to stay with U.S. relatives, but can't

Galyna Semenkova held a large posterboarded photo of her daughter Kseniia Isaien’s wedding last July 17 in Ukraine. The photo is typical — an exuberant bride with her new husband, surrounded by … more

By Laura Lane | 3/17/22

Edward Gavriyelov, the owner of Moscow Hairstyling, decided to change the name of his barbershop to Cove Hairstyling.

Glen Cove barbershop is named ‘Moscow’ no longer

For more than 30 years, customers knew it as Moscow Hairstyling. But as of Tuesday, the right side of the retail duplex at 260 Glen St., has a new name: Cove Hairstyling. Edward Gavriyelov, … more

By Letisha Dass | 3/17/22

THe children of the late founder of Glen Floors, Fred Capobianco, from left, Jane Rodier, Jerry Capobianco, Carol Nelson and Bill Capobianco, and Bill’s son-in-law, Michael Capobianco, continue Fred’s legacy at Glen Floors.

Glen Floors, city fixture, marks 90 years

A warm welcome is given to every customer that walks through the door of Glen Floors on Glen Street where employees can be found waiting at the counter to fulfill a customer’s floor designing … more

By Letisha Dass | 3/17/22

The 2020 Founder’s Day honorees finally got to have their night of celebration and good company on March 10.

PTA Council celebrates Founder’s Day 2020

Leonard’s Palazzo in Great Neck was vibrating with excitement on March 10 as members of the East Meadow Parent Teacher Association and East Meadow PTA Council came together for the first time … more

By Mallory Wilson | 3/17/22

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