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The City of Glen Cove has been subsidizing the utility costs of phone service carriers AT&T and T-Mobile for three decades.
Two cell carriers piggybacked on the city meter
When Rocco Graziosi, the project manager for Glen Cove’s Department of Public Works, discovered that the city had been subsidizing the utility payments of phone service carriers AT&T and … more
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Rachel Bueno, a staff member at The View Grill, said she was upset with the council’s overdue vote, and added that she thought the RFP process was a facade.
City Council awards restaurant license to KVM Food
The Glen City Council voted on Tuesday to award Kent Monkan, owner of KVM Food Corp., the license to operate the restaurant at the Glen Cove City Golf Course in 2024, subject to negotiations on the … more
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Last April,Noe Diaz-Gamez, 26, fell 40 feet onto the concrete floor of a warehouse on Garvies Point Road while replacing metal sections of the roof. Elite Roofing Services Inc., the company who contracted Diaz-Gamez, is facing a penalty of $522,527 for six safety violations.
Contractor fined for death in Glen Cove warehouse
Investigators found that Noe Diaz-Gamez’ horrific death last April at a warehouse in Glen Cove could have been prevented. According to a release from the Occupational Safety and Health … more
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Nataly Barco and Ricardo Stevan provided the afternoon’s musical entertainment. Their high-energy songs got everyone excited to dance in Village Square.
Celebrating downtown’s Hispanic businesses
In spite of howling cold winds, a small crowd gathered in Village Square to dance to the pulsating beats from music by Ricardo Stevan and Nataly Barco. The joint gathering by the Business Improvement … more
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Vito’s Ristorante & Pizzeria sold 110 pizzas for the fundraiser to help families affected by the bus tragedy.
Pizzerias fundraise for families from bus tragedy
Anthony Laurino, owner of Phil’s Pizzeria in Syosset, dropped his son Francesco Laurino off at Farmingdale High School on Sept. 21 for a trip to a band camp in Pennsylvania. While his son was … more
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Rising Tide recognized for decades of service
Small businesses can take giant leaps to make big differences in their communities. For over 40 years, Sea Cliff resident Jerry Farrell, owner of Rising Tide Natural Market on Forest Avenue in Glen … more
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An hour before the City Council meeting, protesters showed support for the The View Grill, whose lease is set to expire in 2024.
Chaos erupts at city council meeting
An hour before the Glen Cove City Council meeting on Tuesday, about 20 protesters gathered outside the doors of City Hall, chanting, “Save the View.” The phrase surfaced last month, after the city announced its request for proposal for property it owns at 111 Lattingtown Road, now being leased by Jeanine DiMenna, owner of the popular restaurant The View Grill. more
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Tim Dunn sat outside the Stop & Shop on Forest Avenue for seven hours, surrounded by large neon-pink signs reading ‘Save the View.’
Support grows for the DiMennas and The View Grill
Tim Dunn sat outside the Stop & Shop on Forest Avenue for seven hours on Sept. 16, surrounded by large neon-pink signs reading “Save the View.” During his vigil, Dunn collected 176 signatures. His hope is that they will prove to city officials that one of the community’s favorite restaurants, The View Grill, deserves the city’s support for its proposal. more
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Juon Hodge spends his working days at New Word Roam home in Glen Cove helping residents like Johanna Heinrichs put dishes away in kitchen cupboards.
Essential workers need a living wage
Juon Hodge, a direct support professional with AHRC Nassau, an organization that provides specialized support for children and adults with developmental disabilities, works at the organization’s New Woods Road residence in Glen Cove. He began his role with the Glen Cove home nine years ago, thinking it would only be a temporary part of his life. But, like many others in his position, he grew attached to those he cared for, and formed a family bond with his colleagues and residents. more
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Kevin Losee, left, and Tony Lagos both saved residents from a nearby home fire on Aug. 31. Both men sprang into action after hearing cries for help from the home.
Neighbors save neighbors from devastating house fire
Glen Cove residents Tony Lagos, owner of Burger Boys Bar and Grill, and longtime friend Kevin Losee were sitting outside the restaurant on Aug. 31 enjoying a warm evening summer breeze. Typically, the street is silent during evening hours, but the quiet was shattered by broken glass and desperate cries for help just before 11p.m. Lagos and Losse sprang from their seats realizing they had to answer the urgent pleas. more
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