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Mostly Cloudy and Windy North Shore Board of Education candidates state their cases
There are three candidates running for two open spots on the North Shore Central School District Board of Education. Incumbent Richard Galati is hoping to serve a second term on the board, while …
Sea Cliff salutes heroes responsibly
Despite a gloomy, overcast sky overhead, several Sea Cliff residents made their way to Clifton Park on the morning of May 25 to honor members of the United States military who made the ultimate …
Long Island begins Phase One reopening Wednesday: Cuomo
As projected, Long Island began the Phase One reopening of its battered economy on Wednesday, paving the way for construction and wholesale trade companies to restart operations, along with retailers for curbside pickup only.
North Shore college students wrap up their spring semester
Many college students could not have imagined finishing their semester behind computer screens at home, let alone graduating there.
North Shore food supplier keeping customers healthy
When Finest Foods owner Don DeLillo started growing microgreens, sprouts and wheatgrass at a Huntington farm in 2016, he did so with a mission to help Long Islanders eat healthy while sustaining the …
What it’s like to be Tom Suozzi during the coronavirus pandemic
By his own account, U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi is extremely busy. There’s his work in Washington, where he fights for funding for New York, and his many local responsibilities in Glen Cove, …
NSHS senior wins Marguerite Suozzi Music Scholarship
North Shore High School senior Fiona Shonik has been selected as the winner of the 2020 Marguerite Suozzi Music Scholarship. Shonik, who has been a determined and accomplished trumpet player since …
Sea Cliff’s sewer project is under way
After a decade of planning, a project to connect the Sea Cliff Avenue sewer line to other streets in downtown Sea Cliff, and some closer to Hempstead Harbor, began last week. Village Administrator …
North Shore Memorial Day parades cancelled, but small ceremonies allowed
New York state will allow Memorial Day ceremonies to take place this coming weekend, Governor Cuomo said at his daily briefing on Tuesday. Ceremonies must, however, be limited to 10 or fewer …
Sea Cliff Beach opening this weekend, with some restrictions
Sea Cliff Beach will be among the beaches opening for Memorial Day weekend, Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman said. Gov. Andrew Cuomo gave the go-ahead for beaches in New York to open during his …
North Shore non-essential businesses will stay closed through May
Though she is looking forward to going back to manning her K. DiResta Collective storefront in Sea Cliff, owner Kathleen DiResta said she supports Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s decision to keep Long …
Nassau to reinstate elective surgeries: county executive
Governor Cuomo has granted Nassau's request to reinstate elective surgeries, County Executive Laura Curran tweeted Tuesday afternoon. Curran had made the request in a letter to the governor …
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Editorial
Remembering our warriors’ sacrifices
We marked Memorial Day on Monday, honoring all those who died in military service to our nation. It was a holiday unlike past years . . .
Randi Kreiss
Sometimes the right notes unlock the heart
Just take those old records off the shelf. I’ll sit and listen to ’em by myself.
Op-Ed
It’s time to un-pause Nassau County
The coronavirus will be with us for the foreseeable future. The shutdown we have been struggling with has been painful, inconvenient and sad. We have seen . . .
Send the Herald your stories, photos of how you're coping with the coronavirus
The coronavirus outbreak has vastly altered our daily routines. Parents are at home. Children are at home. College students are at home. All must stay put, we are told, for now. People are making …