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Rebecca and Craig Castronovo can’t imagine a time where their two children, Ella, 11, and Juliette, 10, won’t have needed health insurance. For Ella, a diabetic, and Juliette, who is …

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman's program to enlist civilians as provisional special deputy sheriffs during crises has sparked controversy, with supporters emphasizing enhanced emergency response capabilities and opponents expressing concerns about increased firearm presence and lack of transparency. Residents like Laura Burns and Allison Dzikowski distrust the necessity of civilians in law enforcement roles, while county legislators, including Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, criticize Blakeman for insufficient consultation and raise doubts about the adequacy of training provided to the special deputies, with DeRiggi-Whitton drawing comparisons to historical paramilitary groups, sparking outrage from Blakeman and his supporters.

Adrienne Alexanian commemorated the Armenian Genocide by presenting her father's memoir, "Forced into Genocide," at the Holocaust Tolerance and Memorial Center of Nassau County. Through her father's firsthand account, she unveils previously hidden history, documenting the brutality of the genocide while also shedding light on the experiences of Armenian soldiers conscripted into the Ottoman Turkish army. The publication of the memoir not only honors her father's memory but also ensures that the voices of survivors resonate with future generations, inspiring remembrance and recognition of the Armenian Genocide.

George Santos announced in a post on X that he is dropping out of the congressional race for the 1st District.

Culinary Delights, organized by the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce, celebrated its 26th year with resounding success, drawing over 650 attendees and boasting participation from 70 restaurateurs, …

Glen Cove High School Principal Allen Hudson recently captivated the attention of the Board of Education with a dynamic slideshow presentation titled “Wonderful Firsts.” During the …

Exciting developments are underway at Glen Cove’s fields as the city embarks on a series of ambitious upgrades aimed at transforming the beloved sports hubs into premier destinations for …

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.

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.

Gail Kastenholz, the daughter of two Holocaust survivors, detailed its history and the struggles her parents faced as Jews in Europe.