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Superintendent Dr. Peter Giarrizzo’s proposed budget for the 2019-20 school year was adopted unanimously by the Board of Education on March 28.

North Shore Board of Ed. adopts $107.8M budget

North Shore Board of Education trustees last Thursday voted unanimously to adopt Superintendent Dr. Peter Giarrizzo’s $107.8M proposed budget. The adopted 2019-20 budget reflects a 2.8 percent … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 4/4/19

The Museum board hopes to restore the building façade to its original appearance, which featured terracotta tiles, pillars and an eagle figurine.

Preserving North Shore’s history

A restoration project nearly 20 years in the making at the North Shore Historical Museum in Glen Cove is progressing steadily. The museum is housed in the old Justices Courthouse, which dates back to … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 4/4/19

Residents Simone Sanchez, left, Marisa McCarthy, Christina Hunnicutt and Lisa Cashman collected raffles tickets from guests who were feeling lucky.

Sea Cliff Library throws a happening hoedown

The Friends of the Sea Cliff Library hosted a hoedown-inspired fundraiser at Still Partners on March 27, featuring music by The Rectangle. Guests were encouraged to kick up their cowboy boots, boast … more

4/4/19

Local New York American Water ratepayers arrived at the workshop to protest high rates, but not the utility’s new conservation program.

NYAW urges conservation with H20 Control

Representatives of New York American Water, a private utility that services over 4,000 ratepayers on the North Shore, hosted a workshop at the Glen Cove Knights of Columbus hall on March 21 to … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 3/29/19

Cicinelli’s food is inspired by the 10 years he spent working in restaurants all over Italy, learning the techniques of both northern and southern Italian cuisine.

The veteran chef serving up passion at Tavern 227

Over the slow, smooth jazz music that floated throughout the dining room of Tavern 227 the sound of popping hot oil — perhaps simmering sliced garlic — echoed like gunfire from the kitchen. From … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 3/29/19

Tova Robbins, 3, was impressed by Cantor Gustavo Gitlin’s balloon animal-making skills at Congregation Tifereth Israel’s Purim celebration on March 17.

Purim party in Glen Cove celebrates inclusivity

The children raced from table to table in the auditorium of Congregation Tifereth Israel, their hands tinkering with crafts, crayons and carnival games. They spun around wildly in the makeshift gaga … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 3/21/19

Superintendent Dr. Peter Giarrizzo, left, took community members on a tour of the district’s polling place for the annual budget vote and trustee election, which will be held, as in prior years, in the North Shore High School gym.

Town hall sparks debate on elections in North Shore schools

Residents were invited to voice their opinions on holding district elections in North Shore’s schools at a town hall meeting on March 14. Superintendent Dr. Peter Giarrizzo and Board of … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 3/21/19

The toddlers descended on a pile of LEGOs in the Gold Coast Library annex.

Glen Head tots play LEGOs at the library

L ocal toddlers had the chance to get creative at the Gold Coast Library on March 14 during the program “LEGO DUPLO Storytime.” Jeffery Vasconi was on hand to read stories to the … more

3/21/19

In Glen Head, ‘a small business owner behind a big name’

In a bright, inviting office space on Glen Head Road, the clicks of a keyboard sounded loudly over calls that came in on one of three phones. On the fourth line Celeste Gullo, of Glen Cove, spoke … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 3/21/19

A rendering of a high school library designed by CSArch that includes mobile book stacks, high-top seating and a media center.

North Shore residents weigh in on potential school bond

Representatives of CSArch, an engineering and construction management firm based in White Plains, visited the North Shore School District on March 5 to listen to residents’ comments on a potential … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 3/14/19

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