The "Beautiful Me" empowerment program, initiated by Glen Cove Middle School, addresses challenges faced by female students, aiming to enhance self-esteem and promote healthy relationships. Inspired by the tragic loss of the Hance sisters, the program involves certified facilitators immersing themselves in workshops alongside students to address internal struggles and foster positive change. Through modules focusing on self-care, self-affirmation, and accepting compliments, the program aims to empower girls and create a supportive school environment.
A dozen volunteers gathered on April 20 for a city-wide cleanup effort in honor of Earth Day, collecting over 200 pounds of trash. The cleanup, echoing the global spirit of Earth Day, honored the late Beautification Commissioner Bill Byrne, who initiated the city's Earth Day cleanup in 2017. Their collective action demonstrated a commitment to environmental stewardship and honored Byrne's legacy as an environmental champion.
Former U.S. Representative George Santos has announced his withdrawal from the race for Congress, marking the end of his bid to return to Capitol Hill
Following a fire in August 2021, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 347 in Glen Cove has been restored with community support, set to reopen after this year's Memorial Day parade. The fire also affected Nosh, a pandemic initiative providing meals, but they've returned to the VFW, grateful for the additional space. Challenges persist, including depleted scholarship funds, but initiatives like Niko Stavrianos' Eagle Scout project aim to support veterans and their families.
The Sea Cliff Arts Council presented its latest exhibit showcasing the remarkable artwork of Glen Cove resident Michael Ach. The exhibit features 19 pieces that offer a journey through Ach's creative evolution.
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Hempstead Harbor is on the verge of becoming a major energy hub, not only for Long Island, but also for the state. What’s missing is an information center that will filter through all the energy plans and proposals that will intersect in one small community, and communicate the potential impact of these projects so that local residents aren’t left in the dark.