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Glen Cove Street Fair returns Sept. 19 with vendors, food and family fun - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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For Edy Dalto, the Glen Cove Street Fair is more than an afternoon of pony rides, food and shopping. Walking through downtown brings her back to the Glen Cove of her childhood — and now gives her a chance to share the city with another generation. Dalto, who grew up in Glen Cove and now lives in Glen Head, attends the annual fair with her grandchildren. Her grandson Giovanni Dalto, 5, looks forward to the pony rides and the bounce houses. “It reminds me of the days when I was a child, going and
Seaford students carry alumniâs legacy after September 11th, 2001 through Patriot Award - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Five Seaford High School alumni were killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and their names continue to shape generations of students through an award built not around grades, but around the qualities their families believed defined them: service, character and commitment. The Seaford 9/11 Memorial Committeeâs Patriot Award is presented annually to graduating Seaford High seniors, carrying a $2,000 scholarship and a distinction that recipients say stays with them long after graduation. Roug
Will the iconic former First Presbyterian Church become a Glen Cove landmark? - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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For generations, the black and white Tudor-style church on North Lane, overlooking Glen Cove, has served as an unofficial landmark, recognizable even to people who left the city decades ago. Now, 120 years after the building was constructed, city officials are considering making that status official. The City Council held a public hearing Aug. 25 to consider designating the former First Presbyterian Church as a landmark. A second hearing is scheduled for Sept. 22. According to the city’s landmar
Glen Cove flooding renews questions over Woolsey Avenue drainage improvements - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Heavy rain once again sent water rushing down Woolsey Avenue and surrounding Glen Cove streets last Sunday morning, flooding yards and basements and once again raising questions about whether recently completed drainage improvements are enough to address a problem residents say has persisted for decades. The storm brought intense rainfall to the city, with residents scrambling to clear drains and protect their property. They sent the Herald more than a dozen videos showing water flooding their l
North Shore Historical Museum explores Long Islandâs role in the Revolution - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, the North Shore Historical Museum is looking beyond the familiar Revolutionary War stories of Boston and Philadelphia and focusing on what the fight for independence meant much closer to home. The museumâs new exhibit, â250 Years on the North Shore,â explores the Revolutionary era through the experiences of Long Islanders, while connecting the nationâs founding to later chapters of Glen Cove history. The exhibit, which runs through N
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