By Shelly Newman On Oct. 15, 12 North Shore High School students were inducted into the National Honor Society for Dance Arts under the leadership of Simone Kuranshi, Director of Dance.
In a 5-1 vote, the City of Glen Cove approved a $65.4 million budget for 2025 at Tuesday’s board meeting that raises property taxes by nearly 2% – the first
A record-breaking crowd of 150,000 gathered in Oyster Bay this weekend for the town’s annual Oyster Festival, the largest seafood festival in the North East, town officials said. “It’s actually
The $5 million Seaman Road Station Rehabilitation Project is now complete. The City of Glen Cove said the project will enhance efficiency and reliability in the city’s water supply. “This
What started as a way to have socially-distanced fun during a pandemic has become one of the Kiwanis Club’s favorite events. On Sunday, the club hosted its fourth annual dog
Michael Coen recently assumed his new role as the Village of Old Brookville police chief. “I and the board, like former Chief Walsh, believe very strongly in internal promotion,” said
On Monday, Oct. 14, Glen Covers stepped out join the New York City Columbus Day Parade festivities. Some marched with the Sons & Daughters of Italy, and other gathered on
Riccarda de Eccher, an Italian-born artist, has always had a deep connection with mountains, a subject that continues to dominate her artistic work. Growing up near the mountains in Northern
Locust Valley High School’s Interact Club and student government sent aid items to those affected by Hurricane Helene. Middle and high school students donated items such as non-perishable foods, water,
Glen Cove Economic Opportunity Commission received a $15,000 grant from the GEICO Philanthropic Foundation in support of the organization’s work in providing programs and services to low-income families. The grant
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Kevin James Thornton’s super second act
By Amanda Olsen • May 10, 2024
