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Mayor says release of draft report is politically motivated
The mysterious case of the contamination that has kept Glen Cove’s Crescent Beach closed since 2009 is one step closer to being solved. According to a draft sanitary sewer feasibility study …
Glen Cove City Council candidates
All six seats on Glen Cove’s City Council are up for grabs on Election Day. There are six candidates running on the Democratic ticket, and all are challengers. Jeffery Peress, another challenger, …
Third Garvies Point lawsuit dismissed
Nassau County Supreme Court Judge James McCormack dismissed the last of three lawsuits filed against the Garvies Point Waterfront Project on Monday. The latest suit focused on Phase Two of the …
Nearly time to choose a legislator in District 11
In a few short weeks, residents of Nassau County’s 11th District will decide who will represent them in the Nassau County Legislature when they go to the polls on Election Day. Incumbent Delia …
More contaminants found at Garvies Point
Elevated levels of contaminants were found recently at the Garvies Point waterfront construction site — the future home of a 28-acre, $1 billion luxury residential and shopping community. They were …
Republicans ready to be on the City Council
All six seats on Glen Cove’s City Council are up for grabs on Election Day. Although six people are running on the Republican ticket, only three are incumbents — Joseph Capobianco, …
Lawsuit against Glen Cove and The Villa developer dismissed
Nassau County Supreme Court Judge George Peck dismissed a lawsuit from two Glen Cove residents suing the city and The Livingston Group New York over The Villa at Glen Cove project. The …
Glen Cove Atria collects donations for animal shelter
By Danielle Agoglia Dagoglia@liherald.com Atria Senior Living has started a tradition of gratitude. To celebrate World Gratitude Day Atria residents, their friends, family and the staff …
‘Dreamer’ won’t return to living in the shadows
By Laura Lane llane@liherald.com Nelson Melgar, 27, has his own office in State Assemblyman Charles Lavine’s Glen Cove office, where he works as a constituent liaison. Although he was born in …
Nurse finds that gratefulness prevails in Texas after Harvey
Rose Tiabbi was 10 when she decided she wanted to be a nurse. At 13, she started volunteering at Mercy Medical Center in Rockville Centre, where her love of working with other nurses and patients …
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October is National Medicine Abuse awareness month
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Celebrating Hispanic contributions to America
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The apple of Mill Neck’s eye
The annual Mill Neck Apple Festival was a big success, as visitors from near and far crowded the manor grounds in search of tasty fall treats and festive fun last weekend. For over 50 years, …
Pets are lovingly blessed at Brookville Church
Brookville Church had another successful Blessing of the Animals service on Sept. 24. Church and community members gathered on the front lawn to experience a unique worship experience that included a …
Oyster Festival comes to town in all its glory
The 34th annual Oyster Festival was the place to be last weekend not only for the food, but also to enjoy some great entertainment, crafts and rides. For some, it was a time to relax and enjoy the …