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Mostly Cloudy and Breezy Sea Cliff honors its fallen veterans
The late-morning sun illuminated Sea Cliff’s Clifton Park on Monday, warming residents who had gathered near the memorial rock for the James F. Brengel American Legion’s annual Veterans Day …
Holistic health at new salt cave in Glen Cove
Crossing the threshold into one of the caverns of the Glen Cove Salt Cave, nearly every element around you is made of salt, naturally. Navigating through the dimly lit space, the pebble-sized salt …
Seniors and students break the ice at Glen Cove Senior Center
A bus from Friends Academy, in Locust Valley, pulled up at the Glen Cove Senior Center for a field trip on the morning of Nov. 8. But instead of taking in the sights of a museum or learning about a …
Their names etched in granite, World War II vets in Glen Cove are honored
Some came with canes and walkers. Others held onto the arms of their sons or daughters as they slowly lowered themselves into lawn chairs. More than 120 people gathered in Glen Cove’s Morgan …
Open house on Orchard revitalization in Glen Cove soon
After City Council members urged developers to solicit public input on a revitalization plan for the city’s Orchard neighborhood, project managers announced Tuesday that an open house will be …
Big Democratic win on North Shore
By electing Democrat James Gaughran, of Northport, to the State Senate’s 5th District seat, North Shore voters played a major role in stripping Republicans of their Senate majority and handing …
Bringing safety to Shore Road thoroughfare in Sea Cliff, Glen Cove
Concerned by the vehicle and pedestrian congestion that often crowds the thoroughfare comprising Shore Road and The Boulevard, which runs between Sea Cliff and Glen Cove, Shore Road Neighbors, a …
Gold Coast Business Association honors beloved business owner
Despite Monday’s early morning rain, a group of business owners, elected leaders and residents gathered in the parking lot of the Glen Head train station for a special ceremony. The Gold Coast …
A camaraderie that goes ‘beyond the court’ at North Shore High School
The North Shore High School women’s varsity volleyball team is celebrating a near perfect season after clinching its Conference Championship last month. The team went undefeated in the regular …
Glen Cove's Cyclones: a 10-year tradition of teamwork
In youth sports, retaining the same players year-to-year can be a difficult thing to maintain. As they grow up, players’ interests and skill sets change, and the teams’ makeup changes as a …
At new Sea Cliff restaurant, ‘everything has purpose’
Dinner service at Maldon & Mignonette started early Sunday night. The new restaurant, which replaced The Crispy Pig in Sea Cliff, teemed with life 10 minutes before opening. Upstairs in the kitchen, …
Hearing the cases on Glen Cove's Garvies Point
In the latest development in a legal face-off over the 28-acre, $1 billion luxury residential and commercial development at Garvies Point, attorneys for three parties argued their cases on appeal …
Editorial
Hoping for legislative progress in 2019
State lawmakers call it the “big ugly” — a catchall, 11th-hour package of bills that caps the annual legislative session, which runs from January to June. In the waning days of the session . . .
Randi Kreiss
Baking ‘wonder’ bread in anxious times
To me, it is magic. But actually it’s chemistry. You start with flour, water, salt and yeast . . .
Op-Ed
Pretending I was OK after the Pittsburgh shooting
For the first few days after 11 Jewish Americans were murdered in Pittsburgh solely for practicing their religion, I was depressed and I was afraid. I grew up on Long Island thinking I wouldn’t have to face anti-Semitism.