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PUBLISHER A letter from the
Stuart Richner
Welcome to this year’s Glen Cove Community Guide — your ultimate companion to everything that makes Glen Cove such a dynamic, welcoming and exciting place to live!
We’re delighted to present this special annual supplement to the Glen Cove Herald and to reintroduce the Glen Cove Community Guide — a resource designed to celebrate, inform and connect. Whether you’ve called Glen Cove home for decades or have just joined our vibrant city, this guide is your gateway to everything local.
• Our rich local history and legacy
• A look at how our schools are shaping future generations
• Lifelong learning and resources at the library
We’ve spotlighted two-year-old Joshua Torres on our cover. His gleeful expression is representative of how residents respond to their beloved city gem: Morgan Memorial Park. Nestled along the Long Island Sound, the 40-acre waterfront park offers breathtaking views, tranquil walking paths, a welcoming beach, and a scenic setting for summer concerts and community gatherings. Gifted to the city by financier J.P. Morgan in memory of his wife, the park — completed in 1932 — continues to serve as a cherished hub for residents and visitors alike. Its pavilion and newly restored seawall stand as proud symbols of Glen Cove’s enduring community spirit. A favorite destination for all ages, children and families enjoy the playground, the open lawn and spending time on the beach, along with picnicking and meeting up with friends and neighbors.
We also celebrate the enthusiasm and dedication of the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce and the many organizations that help keep our city thriving. From hosting the annual Culinary Delights event at the Glen Cove Mansion to awarding scholarships to local students, these efforts reflect the pride and generosity that define Glen Cove.
This guide is brought to you in partnership with the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce, and we’re honored once again to serve as the Chamber’s official publication.
As always, we hope you find the Glen Cove Community Guide both useful and inspiring — and we thank you for making the Glen Cove Herald part of your week, every week.
Thanks for reading, and here’s to a wonderful summer — and great year — in Glen Cove!
Warm regards,
Stuart Richner Publisher
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A LETTER FROM THE MAYOR OF GLEN COVE
Glen Cove continues to shine as a truly special place to call home. With spring in the air, there’s renewed energy all around — longer days, warmer weather and a calendar full of activities that bring neighbors together.
We’re proud to be a “city” with a small-town feel, where people choose to raise a family, volunteers pitch in and community spirit thrives. From our walkable downtown to our scenic waterfront, Glen Cove offers something for everyone.
This year brings even more improvements across our parks and recreational spaces. Morgan Memorial Park has undergone a beautiful renovation, with repairs to the pavilions and Tea House. Pryibil Beach now features an upgraded fishing pier and new volleyball court. At John Maccarone Memorial Stadium, new backstops enhance the experience for players and fans alike. We’ve also added new scoreboards and lighting at Pascucci Field — part of our ongoing commitment to youth sports and family recreation. We are deeply committed to restoring our golf course to its days of glory.
Spring marks the return of Little League baseball and softball, spring soccer, and lacrosse, filling our fields with young athletes and proud parents. Summer brings the Downtown Sounds Music Series, hosted by the BID, returning Friday nights, and the beloved Morgan Park Summer Music Festival, which fills our shoreline with live music on Sundays. Garvies Point once agains welcome the Deep Roots Farmers Market, offering fresh local produce and a festive community atmosphere on Saturdays from May 31 through Nov. 1.
Glen Cove continues to thrive, with two exciting new waterfront attractions joining our list of summer activities — Port Tiki, offering festive cruises across the Sound, and Never Enuff Fishing, now operating two charter boats from Garvies Point. Three waterfront restaurant locations offering dock-and-dine access give us even more ways to enjoy our beautiful shoreline. Throughout the city, our 95 restaurants serve up a diverse range of dining experiences, from quick bites to elegant meals.
Be sure to mark your calendars for a few of our most beloved events — our Memorial Day
Roksana Amid/Herald This year, City Hall held its first vow renewal ceremony. Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck spoke of her personal insights from decades of marriage and as a grandmother of seven.
Parade, the Vintage Baseball Game, and our festive 4th of July Bike Parade and Fireworks. These gatherings celebrate all that makes Glen Cove such a connected, vibrant community.
We are committed to protecting both our environment and public health. Glen Cove has proudly maintained its Tree City USA designation for 23 consecutive years. Through special recycling programs — and yes, the dumpsters are back — we continue to invest in the cleanliness and natural beauty of our city. Residents can obtain their 2025 beach sticker still free of charge.
Whether you’re enjoying the view at Morgan Park, dining across town, cheering at City Stadium, or joining a community celebration, Glen Cove is a place where memories are made and traditions are honored.
It’s a great time to live “on” Long Island — and right here in Glen Cove.
Sincerely,
Pamela Panzenbeck
Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck
Important numbers
Assessment (516) 676-3564
Beautification (516) 320-7811
Building Department (516) 676-4448
City Attorney (516) 320-7835
City Clerk (516) 676-3345
Civil Service Commission (516) 676-4814
Code Enforcement (516) 320-7869
Community Development Agency .......................................................... (516) 676-1625
Controller (516) 676-2789
Cove Animal Rescue (516) 676-5913
Deputy Mayor (516) 676-2004
EMS – Chief (516) 676-2311
Fire – Chief (516) 676-0366
Golf Course (516) 676-0550
Harbor Patrol - Chief (516) 254-0069
Harbor Patrol - Deputy Chief (516) 510-9500
Industrial Development Agency (516) 676-1625
Mayor (516) 676-2004
Parks & Recreation (516) 676-3766
Personnel (516) 676-4814
Planning Board (516) 676-4490
Police Chief (516) 676-1000
Police Auxiliary Chief .................. (516) 779-2055
Public Relations .............................. (516) 320-7865
Public Works (516) 676-4402
SAFE (516) 676-2008
Senior Center (516) 759-9615
Tax Department (516) 676-2355
Veterans Services (516) 695-1812
Water Department (516) 676-2297
Youth Bureau (516) 671-4600
Zoning Board (516) 676-4448
Exciting News from Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce!
We're thrilled to announce that Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce is now running Deep Roots Farmers Market at Garvies Point. This fantastic market is a beloved gathering place for our community, showcasing the best of Long Island's produce, artisanal goods, and live music so you can shop local.
Maxine Cappel Mayreis, DC, DACS Chamber President
Make it a point to visit on Saturday mornings and enjoy products from local makers and growers who are eager to impress you. You will find old and new vendors offering amazing fresh fish, breads, baked goods, produce, flowers, quiches, sauces, spices, olive oils, healthy microgreens, dog treats, pickles, hand crafted cutting boards and decor, cheese, chutney, gluten free goodies, knife sharpening and more. Free activities for kids of all ages and face painting are hosted by generous sponsors. Stay and enjoy tacos, ice cream, coffee and treats served on site while you connect with the earth, sun, water, air, and warmth. In the end, you're supporting local businesses.
Deep Roots Farmers Market Glen Cove runs every Saturday from May 31 to Nov. 1, rain or shine, in the lot adjacent to 100 Garvies Point Road. Vendor spots are always available to local makers and producers. Also, the chamber offers easy sponsorship opportunities for businesses to promote their brand over the full 23-week market season on site, in print and in social media. Do take advantage these deals. For more
information, contact info@glencovechamber.org or (516) 676-6666.
If your business is not a chamber member yet, take the leap and join now.You will be impressed with how much exposure you'll get and how your business will grow. Members gain access to:
• Powerful marketing initiatives that promote your business to a targeted audience.
• Opportunities for networking and partnership-building with fellow business owners.
• Advocacy and support on issues impacting our local business community.
• Enhanced visibility through our strong online presence and social media channels.
By joining the Glen Cove Chamber, you'll not only benefit from our marketing efforts but also have opportunities to participate in and benefit from events like Deep Roots Farmers Market, Culinary Delights, Family Fall Festival, awards Gala, membership mixers, ribbon cuttings, anniversary celebrations, parades and more.
Let's work together to build a thriving business community in Glen Cove. Be proactive; join us today and discover the benefits of chamber membership.
Please text me and introduce yourself. I am here to serve. I look forward to meeting you and hearing your story.
To your success,
Maxine Cappel Mayreis, DC, DACS
President Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce
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Founded by Amy Peters, who died last year, Deep Roots market continues under the Chamber's stewardship, honoring her legacy.
Courtesy Christopher Judge Christopher A. Judge was appointed Director of the North Shore Historical Museum this year. He frequently dresses in historic attire while giving tours at Raynham Hall in Oyster Bay.
Acity with an evolving
By Roksana Amid
Nestled along the North Shore of Long Island, Glen Cove is a city steeped in rich history, shaped by waves of immigration, industry, and innovation. Long before it became a thriving suburban enclave, Glen Cove was home to the Matinecock, an Algonquian-speaking Indigenous people who lived off the land and waterways. In the mid-1600s, English settlers arrived, and the area — then known as Musketa Cove — was established as part of the Town of Oyster Bay. Its name was changed to Glen Cove in 1834 to avoid confusion with nearby Mosquito Cove, reflecting both a sense of identity and a desire to attract visitors and commerce.
By the 19th century, Glen Cove emerged as an industrial hub with a bustling waterfront. Its proximity to New York City
and Long Island Sound made it ideal for shipping, and enterprises like the Duryea Starch Works and Pratt Zinc Works flourished. Steamships brought passengers to and from Manhattan, making Glen Cove an accessible retreat for wealthy urbanites. The arrival of the Long Island Rail Road in 1867 further connected the community to the city, paving the way for economic and residential growth.
Glen Cove also gained prominence during the Gilded Age, when prominent families like the Pratts, Morgans and Phippses built grand estates on its rolling hills and coastal bluffs. These estates, part of the famed “Gold Coast,” showcased opulence and architectural splendor. Many of these properties have since been repurposed into public spaces, such as
Tab Hauser/Herald photos
The historic Glen Cove Mansion, built in 1910, is a 55-acre Georgian estate. A stunning example of Gold Coast-era architecture, it stands proudly amid lush manicured grounds, reflecting the grandeur of Long Island’s Gilded Age.
the Webb Institute of Naval Architecture, housed on the former Herbert L. Pratt estate, and the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, once part of the Welwyn estate.
The 20th century brought suburbanization, demographic shifts, and civic evolution. Glen Cove officially separated from Oyster Bay to became a city in 1918, one of only two cities in Nassau County. Its shipyards and factories played key roles in both World Wars, and its diverse neighborhoods grew to reflect the stories of Italian, Irish, Puerto Rican, Polish, and more recently, Central and South American families who found a home here.
According to the most recent U.S.
Census data, Glen Cove has a population of approximately 27,879 residents. The city is notably diverse: about 62 percent identify as white, 14 percent as multiracial, 5 percent as Black or African American and 33 percent of the population identifies as Hispanic or Latino, highlighting the city's rich multicultural tapestry.
Today, Glen Cove balances its historic charm with modern revitalization. From its vibrant downtown and community events to its parks, beaches and cultural landmarks, Glen Cove stands as a city proud of its past and actively shaping its future — one rooted in resilience, diversity and a deep sense of place.
Courtesy Glen Cove City Hall
The Glen Chalet “Elsinore,” an ornate Victorian mansion once overlooking the shores of Glen Cove, embodied the elegance of Long Island’s Gilded Age.
in the ways to give back city
Nosh Delivers
The food relief nonprofit began during the Covid-19 pandemic and continues to support hundreds of Glen Cove families each week. Volunteers pack and deliver nutritious groceries directly to homes, ensuring access for seniors, immigrants and low-income households. Nosh partners with local farms, stores and organizations to rescue food and reduce waste. Donating shelfstable items, volunteering during packing hours, or giving financial support helps Nosh continue its mission. Located at the VFW at 15 Hill St., Nosh is more than a pantry — it’s a vital community lifeline that strengthens food security with dignity and compassion.
By Roksana Amid
Glen Cove is a city rich in heart, heritage and community connection. Its calendar is filled with events that do more than entertain — they inspire, uplift, and unite. Whether it's feeding families through Nosh Delivers, honoring veterans with the Tribute and Honor Foundation or raising support for animals in need at Cove Animal Rescue, the city’s signature gatherings reflect the values of its people. From lively waterfront celebrations to meaningful local traditions, these organizations capture the spirit of the city.
Photos by Roksana Amid/Herald Loretta Wilcox, left, helped Nadia Capata choose groceries for the week.
Tribute and Honor Foundation
The Tribute and Honor Foundation uplifts Glen Cove’s military veterans and first responders through community recognition, education and support. The organization hosts an annual Tribute and Honor Awards Gala to celebrate local heroes and fundraise
for mental health, PTSD awareness and veteran assistance programs. Their "22 PTSD Awareness Challenge" highlights the daily struggle of veterans facing invisible wounds. By sponsoring events, donating or attending programs, folks can show appreciation for those who’ve served. Tribute and Honor not only honors sacrifice — it also advocates for resources and healing for Glen Cove’s bravest citizens.
Cove Animal Rescue
Cove Animal Rescue is a no-kill shelter dedicated to providing care, rehabilitation and loving homes for abandoned and surrendered pets. The facility houses cats and dogs in a clean, nurturing
Glen Cove police officers and Navy veterans Derek and Owen Valance donated $1,000 to CEC Health Care to support PTSD services for veterans, raised through their 22-mile kayak challenge across Long Island Sound.
Cove Animal Rescue is dedicated to providing care, rehabilitation and loving homes for abandoned and surrendered pets.
environment with medical care, enrichment, and socialization. Community support is crucial — adopting, fostering, or donating supplies like pet food, toys, or blankets helps animals thrive. Cove Animal Rescue also
relies on volunteers for everything from cleaning to cuddling. Whether you're walking dogs or helping with events, your time can bring joy to animals and hope to families looking to adopt their next furry friend.
other important topics such as immigration.
SAFE Inc. of NY
Established in 1982, SAFE (Substance Abuse Free Environment) Inc. is Glen Cove’s only certified substance abuse prevention agency. This nonprofit unites public and private resources to deliver free alcohol and drug prevention services to youth and families. SAFE focuses on education, early
intervention and community collaboration, offering high-quality, research-based programs tailored to Glen Cove’s needs. The organization fosters partnerships with schools, local agencies and civic groups to strengthen its impact. Funded through grants, donations and local support, SAFE empowers residents with knowledge and tools to prevent substance misuse. As long as there is a need, SAFE will continue to serve.
Courtesy Sharon Harris
SAFE Inc. frequently meets with the community to discuss alcohol and substance use and
A The Glen Cove Library: hub of and
By Roksana Amid
The Glen Cove Public Library is a cornerstone of the local community, offering a welcoming space for residents of all ages to learn, explore and connect. Established in 1894, the library has evolved into a modern hub that blends tradition with innovation, providing a wide range of educational, cultural, and recreational services.
For children and families, the library offers engaging programs such as storytime sessions, arts and crafts and a popular summer reading initiative designed to
foster early literacy and a love of books. Teenagers can earn community service hours, contribute creative work and participate in special events through the Teen Advisory Board and other youth programs.
Adults benefit from a variety of enriching opportunities, including author talks, educational workshops, book clubs, and even a seed library that promotes sustainable gardening. The library also supports lifelong learning with access to digital tools, including eBooks, audiobooks,
Photos by Roksana Amid/Herald
Nadeline Kilada, who loves reading fiction and classic literature, attended the library’s book sale.
online classes, and streaming platforms like Kanopy.
One of the library’s notable resources is its local history and genealogy collection, which allows patrons to explore Glen Cove’s past and uncover their own family histories. It is a valuable resource for researchers and anyone interested in the city’s heritage.
In addition to its traditional services, the library provides access to emerging technologies, including 3D printing. Its digital learning platforms and languagelearning tools support students, job seekers,and those pursuing personal growth.
The Glen Cove Public Library also
serves as a community gathering place. It regularly hosts events such as craft workshops, movie screenings, cultural celebrations, and informational sessions that encourage social interaction and community engagement.
Located at 4 Glen Cove Avenue, the library is open throughout the week and offers a comfortable environment with quiet reading areas, public computers, meeting rooms, and free Wi-Fi. With friendly staff and inclusive programming, Glen Cove Public Library remains an essential part of daily life for many residents. For hours, program schedules, and additional resources, visit glencovelibrary.org.
David Dinoff and his sister-in-law Cathy Pars celebrated Lunar New Year, taking part in a Chinese brush painting workshop.
PLACES OF WORSHIP
Thanks to its population’s rich diversity, Glen Cove is home to many places of worship. The city’s churches provide numerous destinations for Christians of both Protestant and Catholic denominations. Those who practice Judaism are welcome at two synagogues, from the most devout to those who wish to learn more. Sikhs can worship in Glen Cove, too, at Gurdwara Mata Sahib Kaur.
Churches
Calvary AME Church
80 Cottage Row (516) 756-9060
Carpenter Memorial United Methodist Church 11 Oak Lane (516) 946-6181
Church of St. Rocco
18 Third St. (516) 676-2482
GlenCoveCatholic.org Food pantry
Community Gospel Church
28 Forest Ave.
Glen Cove, NY 11542 (516) 676-4219
Evangelical Christian Church 2 Ann Street (516) 674-0437
First Baptist Church
7 Continental Place (516) 671-2090
FirstBaptistChurchGC.org Homeless men’s shelter
First Church of God in Christ
60 Cottage Row (516) 674-0437
Glen Cove Christian Church 74 Walnut Road (516) 676-2055
Glen Cove Spanish SDA Church 7 North Lane (516) 225-0490
Hanmaun Baptist Church 70 School St. (516) 277-1103
Intercession of the Holy Virgin 14 Alvin St. (516) 676-2379
Iglesia Ciudad de Refugio Asambleas de Dios de Glen Cove 47 Cottage Row (516) 671-3016
Salem Baptist Church 21 Burns Ave. (516) 676-7843
St. Patrick Catholic Church 235 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 676-0276
GlenCoveCatholic.org
Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon meetings Food pantry
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 28 Highland Road (516) 676-0015
Trinity Lutheran Church
74 Forest Ave. (516) 676-1340
Narcotics Anonymous meetings
Synagogues
Congregation Tifereth Israel
40 Hill St. (516) 676-5080 CTIOnline.org
North Country Reform Temple 86 Crescent Beach Road (516) 671-4760 NCRT.org
Temple
Gurdwara Mata Sahib Kaur 100 Lattingtown Road (516) 609-3333
Tammy Lanham/Herald photos
The Glen Cove Christian Church meets at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. each Sunday.
Clubs & OrganizatiOns
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Peter Hayes, Christine Rice and Linda Eastman happily unpacked nonperishable goods at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 347 for the first time in nearly four years in April 2024.
a ngler’s Club (516) 676-9794
b oy s couts of a merica troop 6 (516) 698-2521 GlenCove6.mytroop.us
Friends of garvies Point Museum
Kathryn Natale 50 Barry Drive (516) 571-8010 knatale@optimum.net GarviesPointMuseum.com
Friends of glen Cove library 5 Brewster St., Box 309 (516) 676-2130
Friends of Youth bureau
128 Glen St. B (516) 671-4600
girl s couts of nassau County (516) 741-2550 customercare@gsnc.org
glen Cove b oys and girls Club
Franca Trunzo
113 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 671-8030
mrhodes@glencovebgc.com GlenCoveBGC.org
glen Cove g olf Course Mens’ Club
109 Lattingtown Road (516) 676-0550
Pro Shop: (516) 671-0033
glen Cove golf Course
Womens’ Club 109 Lattingtown Road (516) 676-0550
Pro Shop: (516) 671-0033
glen Cove Hospital auxiliary 101 St. Andrews Lane (516) 674-7365
glen Cove sagE Foundation
130 Glen St. A (516) 671-2280
Kiwanis Club of glen Cove 38 Mill Hill Road (516) 669-1908
Knights of Columbus
81 Sea Cliff Ave. (516) 676-1828
nosh Delivers
15 Hill St. (516) 366-0277
Order sons of italy in america glen Cove Loggia No. 1016 69 Glen St. (516) 676-8110
Post 76 american legion 8 Ridge Drive Glen Head 11542 (516) 671-0052
rotary Club of glen Cove P.O. Box 469 (516) 433-8882
Veterans of Foreign Wars 15 Hill St. (516) 676-9641
Woman’s Club of glen Cove (516) 676-7624 tswenson@optonline.net
things to do in
Morgan Park Summer Music Festival
The Morgan Park Summer Music Festival is a beloved tradition in Glen Cove, offering an unforgettable experience for music lovers each summer. Held in the stunning Morgan Memorial Park, this festival provides the perfect backdrop for an evening of live music and natural beauty. Overlooking the scenic Long Island Sound, the park’s picturesque setting is a key part of the festival’s charm, offering concertgoers the chance to enjoy both world-class performances and breathtaking views.
The festival typically runs on
By Roksana Amid
Glen Cove offers a vibrant mix of culture and entertainment that makes it a must visit destination for locals and visitors alike. The city comes alive throughout the year with exciting events and activities that appeal to all ages and interests. Enjoy live summer concerts by the water, where music and iconic natural scenery blend in perfect harmony, or savor gourmet food and drinks at elegant culinary festivals that celebrate local flavors. Families can look forward to festive parades, creative costume contests, and community celebrations that bring people together. Whether you're a music enthusiast, foodie, or simply looking for fun things to do with family and friends, Glen Cove delivers memorable experiences every season.
Courtesy Gaitley Stevenson Mathews ‘Elvis’ and his moves were featured during the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival’s 65th anniversary season opener as part of One Night in Memphis. Continued
summer weekends, featuring a variety of musical genres, including classical, jazz, rock, and pop, ensuring there is something for everyone. Performances are free to attend, making it an accessible cultural event for residents and visitors alike. Concerts begin at 7 p.m.; attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs to relax and enjoy the music in a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. In addition to the stellar performances, the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival is a great
way to connect with the local community, offering a space to socialize with neighbors and enjoy the fresh summer air.
Whether you’re attending with friends, family, or as part of a solo outing, the event promises an evening of joy and relaxation. The combination of excellent music, the stunning outdoor venue, and the vibrant atmosphere makes this festival one of the highlights of the summer season in Glen Cove. It’s a must-see event for anyone looking to enjoy culture in an idyllic setting.
Downtown Sounds Concert Series
The Downtown Sounds Concert Series is a cherished summer tradition that brings the community together every Friday evening in July and August. Hosted by the Business Improvement District in vibrant Village Square, this free event has been a staple for over 25 years, offering a lively diverse lineup. Concerts commence at 7:30 p.m., with attendees encouraged to bring their
own seating and enjoy the music in a relaxed, open-air setting.
The series features a wide range of musical genres including jazz, rock, R&B, salsa, and tribute bands ensuring there's something for everyone. Past lineups have included performances by The Dance Mechanics, Milagro (a Santana tribute band), The Rustlers, and D’Votion featuring Marvin Floyd, a Glen Cove native and local business owner. These performances not only showcase talented
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Courtesy Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews
The 2024 Downtown Sounds concert series kicked off with the music of the Dance Mechanics.
artists but also highlight the rich cultural tapestry of the community.
Beyond the music, Downtown Sounds serves as a catalyst for local businesses, drawing crowds that explore the shops and eateries in the area. It fosters a sense of community, offering a space for families,
Culinary Delights at The Mansion at Glen Cove
friends and neighbors to connect and enjoy the summer evenings together. With its combination of great music, local flavor, and a welcoming atmosphere, Downtown Sounds remains a highlight of Glen Cove's summer calendar.
Culinary Delights brings together the best of local food, drink, and community spirit annually. Held at the elegant Mansion at Glen Cove, this event provides a unique opportunity to sample gourmet offerings from some of the area’s top restaurants, caterers, and food businesses. It’s a celebration of Long Island’s rich culinary scene, showcasing a diverse range of flavors and dishes that cater to every taste. Guests can indulge in an array of food tastings, including appetizers, main courses and desserts. In addition to the savory selections, there are also opportunities to sample fine wines, craft beers, and specialty cocktails, making it a perfect evening for food and drink enthusiasts. The event’s elegant venue, with its stately architecture and beautiful surroundings, creates a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere for attendees to enjoy the evening. Culinary Delights is more than just a food festival it’s also a way for the community to come together and support local businesses. Proceeds benefit local charities and scholarships for college-bound students, making it a meaningful way to enjoy great food while giving back. Whether you’re a longtime resident or a visitor, Culinary Delights offers an unforgettable evening of delicious food, beverages and entertainment. It’s a must-attend event for anyone who loves to indulge in the finer things while supporting a good cause.
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Keith Way and Denise Minicozzi, from Jeanine’s American Bistro, served up smiles and friendship at the annual Culinary Delights event hosted by the Glen Cove Chamber
Downtown Halloween Parade
The Glen Cove Halloween Parade and Festival is a beloved annual tradition that transforms downtown Glen Cove into a vibrant celebration of creativity and community spirit. Hosted by the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District , this family-friendly event invites children and their families to partake in a day filled with festive activities. The parade kicks off at Highland and School Streets, winding through the heart of downtown before culminating in Village Square.
Participants are encouraged to don their most imaginative costumes, with categories such as "Best Hero," "Best Villain," "Most Creative," and "Scariest" offering opportunities for recognition. Following the parade, kids can enjoy trick-or-treating at participating local businesses, adding an extra layer of excitement
to the festivities.
The fun continues in Village Square, where everyone can partake in a variety of activities, including bounce houses, games, a DJ playing lively tunes, and a circus act that delights audiences of all ages. A highlight is the pieeating contest, where participants compete to devour apple pies in record time, adding a sweet touch to the day's events.
Admission to the Halloween Parade and Festival is free, making it an accessible and enjoyable experience for families in Glen Cove and beyond. With its blend of fun, festivity and community engagement, the Glen Cove Halloween Parade and Festival remains a standout in the region's autumn calendar.
Tammy Lanham/Herald photos Elliott Montalvan with his son, Gabriel, age 4, were a Pika-perfect pair! This father-son duo electrified Glen Cove’s Halloween festivities with their matching outfits.
Jeff Wilson/Herald Junior Brooke Simmons threw a no-hitter in Game 2 of the best-of-three finals against MacArthur.
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As part of "Glen Cove Salutes" Ralph Comitino, president of Public Works CSEA, left, and Lydia Wen, librarian at Glen Cove Public Library, hung banners of veterans across Morgan Memorial Park.
Courtesy Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce
The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce hosts events like the family fall festival at Garvies Point.
Schools nurture every
By Roksana Amid
Tucked along the picturesque shoreline of Long Island’s North Shore, Glen Cove is home to a vibrant and well-rounded educational community. The city’s schools reflect its diverse population and strong commitment to academic excellence, student support, and innovation. From public schools that serve students from kindergarten through high school to specialized institutions that offer individualized instruction and advanced collegiate training, Glen Cove offers a rich educational environment that prepares learners of all abilities and interests for success.
The Glen Cove City School District serves approximately 3,248 students across six schools, emphasizing inclusivity and academic excellence. Its unique "Paired Plan" for elementary education pairs Deasy and Landing schools, as well as Gribbin and Connolly schools, to foster
community integration from an early age. Deasy and Gribbin cater to kindergarten through second grade, while Connolly and Landing serve grades three through five. Students then progress to Robert M. Finley Middle School for grades six through eight, and culminate their K–12 journey at Glen Cove High School, which offers a range of Advanced Placement courses and extracurricular activities.
Addressing the needs of students with language-based learning disabilities and autism spectrum disorders, the Tiegerman School provides a specialized educational environment from pre-kindergarten through seventh grade. With a studentteacher ratio of 4:1, Tiegerman emphasizes individualized instruction through its language immersion program, tailored to support each student's unique learning profile.
For those pursuing higher education
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Students, staff and community from Connolly Elementary proudly walked through the neighborhood during their pink-themed walk-a-thon to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research.
in engineering, Glen Cove is home to the Webb Institute, a prestigious undergraduate college specializing in naval architecture and marine engineering. Situated on a historic 26-acre campus overlooking the Long Island Sound, Webb offers a rigorous dual-degree program, combining academic coursework with practical experience through mandatory internships. Notably, all enrolled students receive full-tuition
scholarships, underscoring the institute's commitment to accessible, high-quality education.
Together, these institutions reflect Glen Cove's dedication to fostering educational opportunities that accommodate a spectrum of learning needs and professional ambitions, making the city a nurturing environment for students at every stage of their academic journey.
Courtesy Glen Cove City School District
Students sizzle with 1920s jazz energy, captivating the audience with every step and kick. From left are Leo Goldstein, Dakota Rios and Aiden Van Ommeren.
Courtesy Office of Assemblyman Charles Lavine Assemblyman Chuck Lavine helped secure a $125,000 grant to the Tiegerman Middle School for renovations, which ensures the school meets standards set by the ADA.
Preserving the and the
By Roksana Amid
Glen Cove is more than a scenic coastal city — it’s a hub of culture and history. With a trio of unique museums, the city offers residents and visitors a chance to journey through time, explore the natural world, and confront the lessons of humanity's darkest moments.
At the North Shore Historical Museum, located in the heart of the city on Glen Street, the story of the city's past comes to life. Housed in the beautifully restored
former courthouse, the museum preserves and shares the legacy of Glen Cove and surrounding North Shore communities. From Native American artifacts to exhibits about the city’s Gilded Age estates and prominent families, the museum is a treasure trove for history enthusiasts. Rotating exhibitions, lectures, and school programs engage the public in exploring Glen Cove’s transformation from a quiet village to a vibrant suburban city.
Courtesy Charles Jefferys
Greg Oliver Bodine captivated the audience as Charles Dickens, recounting the transformative tale of "A Christmas Carol" with passion and theatrical flair at the North Shore Historical Museum.
Just down the road at the Garvies Point Museum and Preserve, visitors are invited to dig even deeper literally and figuratively. This museum specializes in regional geology and Native American archaeology. With hands-on exhibits and life-size dioramas, it provides an educational experience for all ages. Outside, the 62-acre preserve features coastal forest trails and a shoreline that attracts birdwatchers and nature lovers alike. It’s one of the few places on Long Island where families can study fossils inside and then take a nature hike through ancient glacial landscapes just steps away.
Perhaps the most emotionally profound experience awaits at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, located within the historic Welwyn Preserve. This site not only preserves the memory of Holocaust victims through survivor testimonies and artifacts, but it also teaches lessons of tolerance, justice and human rights. Educational programs target students, law enforcement and the broader community, offering tools to combat hate and promote inclusion. The surrounding gardens and wooded trails provide a peaceful contrast to the powerful stories shared inside.
Roksana Amid/Herald
Bernie Furshpan, vice chairman of the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, has partnered with District Attorney Anne T. Donnelly to launch a countywide campaign against antisemitism and hate.
Courtesy Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce
The Glen Cove Business Improvement District holds a festive Halloween parade in downtown Glen Cove.
Courtesy Pete Budraitis Photography After speeches, the crowd at City Hall gathered to raise the flag on Bridge Street.
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Courtesy Christopher Judge Oliver Schweiger enthusiastically joined in North Shore Village Theatre's '"demolition party" to mark the begining of its transformation.
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Glen Cove City CounCil FeDeRAl
Pamela Panzenbeck Mayor (516) 676-2004 ppanzenbeck@glencoveny.gov
Kevin Maccarone Councilman kmaccarone@glencoveny.gov
Nassau County Executive
Bruce Blakeman (R) 1550 Franklin Ave. Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-3131
Donna McNaughton Deputy Mayor (516) 676-2004 dmcnaughton@glencoveny.gov
Danielle Fugazy Scagliola Councilwoman dfugazy@glencoveny.gov
Grady Farnan Councilman gfarnan@glencoveny.gov
Marsha Silverman Councilwoman msilverman@glencoveny.gov
County
Nassau County Minority Leader - District 11
Delia DeRiggi-Whitton (D) 1550 Franklin Avenue Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-6211
Nassau County District Attorney
Anne Donnelly (R) 262 Old Country Road, Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-3800
Michael Ktistakis Councilman mktistakis@glencoveny.gov
John Zozzaro Councilman jzozzaro@glencoveny.gov
Nassau County Comptroller
Elaine Phillips (R) 240 Old Country Road Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-2386 NCComptroller@ NassauCountyNY.gov
Albany Office, LOB 713 Albany, N.Y. 12248 (518) 455-5456
GLEN COVE Chamber of Commerce
3 Dimensional Wealth Advisory
Matthew Rendell
168 Forest Ave., Suite 101
Locust Valley (646) 779-8486
3dwealthadvisory.com
4U Transit LLC (516) 518-2774
35 Plymouth Dr. S. Glen Head (917) 471-2477
4utransit.com
A.F Kaufman, Inc.
Claude Wieman
50 Dickson St. (516) 676-8330
afsupply.com
Adrienne Daley
Photography
Adrienne Daley
25 Kirkwood Drive (516) 380-4876
daleyportraits.com
Advantage Care Health Centers
Mary Ellen Diver
189 Wheatley Road
Brookville (516) 686-4400
advantagecaredtc.org
Alchermes Wellness
Kate Alchermes 516) 318-3242
AlchermesWellness.com
All Island Dermatology
Tom Onorato
100 Village Square, Suite 170 (516) 488-1313 ext. 329
allislanddermatology.com
Allied Maker
Ryden Rizzo
108 Glen Cove Ave., Suite 3 (516) 200-9145
alliedmaker.com
Allstate Insurance Agency/ Celeste P. Gullo
Celeste P. Gullo
60 Glen Head Road (516) 658-1301
celestegullo.com
Amaryllis Promotions
Arlene B. Marks
121 Landing Road, Suite. B (516) 944-5472
amaryllispromotions.biz
American Community Bank
Stephen F. Juhasz
300 Glen St. (516) 609-2900
acbalways.com
Ampere Business Services, Inc.
Michael McGowan 626 RXR Plaza, West Tower, 6 Uniondale (516) 900-3365
amperebusinessservice.com
Arborland tree Care & Landscaping Corp.
Gerald Aparicio (516) 918-9719
facebook.com/Arborlandtree-Care-LandscapingCorp-100256329360160
Jenniffer Martinez and Joanne Yee matched outfits and smiles at the retro themed Galapalooza.
Atria Glen Cove Senior Living
Angela Dakin
146 Glen St. (516) 671-7008
atriaseniorliving.com/retirementcommunities/atria-glen-cove-glencove-ny/
Baker Air, Inc. - Heating & AC
Kris
1 School House Hill Road
Glenwood Landing (516) 650-0622
BakerAir.com
Ballroom Legacy Dance Studio
Veronika Simeonova & Alexander Kostic
185 Glen Cove Ave., Suite A Sea Cliff (516) 609-3269
ballroomlegacy.com
Bana Spa
Alma Mesquita
70 Glen St., Suite 106 (718) 713-5987
banaspa.net
Bedi Team at Compass
Rhonda Sadur (516) 446-4311
compass.com/agents/rhonda-sadur/ Berkshire Hathaway Home Services
Laffey International Realty
Joanne Yee
49 Bryant Ave.
Roslyn (646) 541-2300
Berkshire Hathaway Laffey
International Realty
Ben Greenspan
191 Hillside Ave.
Williston Park (516) 375-1943
bengreenspan.com
Bethpage Federal Credit Union
Christian Noboa
111 School Street (516) 740-0678
lovebethpage.com
Better Water
Jeannie Riccardo
61 Glen Head Road (516) 801-0191
betterwaterny.com
Big Valley Nursery and Garden Center
Carmine Capobianco 532 Cedar Swamp Road (516) 671-3262
BigValleyNursey.com
BrakeThrough Media
Iri Greco
35 Woolsey Ave. (516) 607-9101
brakethroughmedia.com
Branch Real Estate Group
Molly Deegan
203 Glen Cove Ave. Sea Cliff (917) 744-3961 branchreg.com
Brinkmann's Frank Carlick
77 Forest Ave. (516) 676-3300 brinkmannhardware.com
Brisingamen
Technical Solutions
Eileen Coles
2 Glen Cove Ave., Box 763 (516) 459-9872
brisingamentech.com
Brookville Country Club
Carl O'Boyle
210 Chicken Valley (516) 671-5440
brookvillecc.com
Bryan Finger State Farm Agency
Bryan Finger
80 Glen Head Rd., Suite 1
Glen Head (516) 609-5027
bryanfingerinsurance.com
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GLEN COVE Chamber of Commerce
All businesses are in GLEN COVE, NY 11542 unless noted
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Burger Boys Bar & Grill
Raul Pacheco
70 Landing Road
Glen Cove (516) 723-9710
burgerboysbarandgrill.com
C. A. M. Associates
Nicholas DiLeo, Jr.
34 Forest Ave. (516) 609-0444
Cactus Cafe
Paul Hansen
214 D Glen Cove Ave. (516) 609-2623
cactuscafetexmex.com
CareFirst Home Solutions
Carolynn Eipel
58 School St. (516) 784-4411
Causes For Kids
Aleta Love
372 Erlanger Blvd.
North Babylon (631) 704-6833
causesforkids.org
CEC Health Care
Michael DeGeorges
113 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 622.8888
charlesevanscenter.org
Chamber Culinary Committee
Jennifer Malvino (516) 350-1267
Chiariello & Chiariello, Esqs.
Gerald Chiariello
147 Glen St. (516) 801-8100
chiariello.com
City of Glen Cove
Grady Farnan
Michael Ktistakis
Kevin Maccarone
Pamela D. Panzenbeck
Danielle Fugazy Scagliola
Marsha Silverman
John Zozzaro
9 Glen St. (516) 676-2000
Clarita Ortega Tax Accounting Advisory Services
Clarita Ortega
450 Sunrise Hwy.
Rockville Centre (516) 301-0328
claritaortega.com
COCO Confections and Coffee
Terrence Kenniff
365 Glen Cove
Sea Cliff (516) 277-2657
coco-li.com
Compass Real Estate
Ted Kritikos
485 Underhill Blvd., Suite 200
Syosset (516) 322-5424
tedkrealestate.com
Constantino's Nursery
Angelo Constantino 36 Forest Ave. (516) 671-6064
COPA, Inc.: College Options in the Performing Arts
Amy Goldin
1 Berry Lane (516) 674-6116
performingartsoptions.com
Cove Animal Rescue
Arthur Koppelman 40 Shore Road (516) 676-5913
coveanimalrescue.com
Dan's Pet Care
Daniel Reitman 10 Shore Road (516) 551-1613
danspetcare.com
Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty
Stephanie Feiner
342 Wheatley Plaza Greenvale (631) 614-6637
homeonlongisland.com
Daniel Gale
Sotheby's Realty
Robin
329 Glen Cove Ave.
Sea Cliff (516) 759-8622
danielgale.com
Deep Roots Farmers Market
Amy Peters
100 Garvies Point Road (516) 318-5487
facebook.com/deeprootsfarmersmarket
Destiny International Realty
Grace Slezak, B.A., M.A.
10 Cedar Swamp Rd., Suite No.1 (516) 768-1000
destinyinternationalrealty.com
DFS Communications
Danielle Fugazy Scagliola 15 Glen St., Suite 202 (516) 801-8140
Donna M. McNaughton, P.C.
Donna M. McNaughton, Esq. 108 Forest Ave.
Locust Valley (516) 759-6800
Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Julia Abonailo
71 Forest Ave.
Locust Valley (516) 759-0400
elliman.com
Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Lori Sheehan
71 Forest Ave.
Locust Valley (516) 382-4242
elliman.com/lorisheehan
Dox Notary Public
Tammy Nesmith
67 Seaman Road (516) 407-0370
Dr. Eve Lupenko/Greenberg
Cosmetic Surgery & Dermatology
Eve Lupenko
160 Crossways Park Dr. Woodbury (516) 364-4200
GreenbergCosmeticSurgery.com
Dr. Stacie Locascio, D.C., BCN Brain Core Neurofeedback Dr. Stacie Locascio
480 Forest Ave.
Locust Valley (516) 903-4599 dr-stacie.com
El Tazumal Restaurant
Edward Villatoro 6 Glen St. (516) 674-9465 eltazumal.com
Ellenoff Grossman & Schole, LLP
Amanda Fugazy 1345 6th Ave., New York (516) 801-8139 egsllp.com
Embrace Home Loans
Carlos Santana 53 The Promenade (516) 604-9895 papimortgages.com
Emerge Nursing & Rehabilitation at Glen Cove
Mary Suddel
2 Medical Plaza (516) 740-9900 marquisrehabandnursing.com
Empire Psychiatry
Jacob Wartenberg
708 Glen Cove Ave., Suite 5 (516) 900-7646
empirecareclinic.com
Evergreen Clean
Tom Chiarella
44 Sea Cliff Ave. (516) 674-0300 evergreenclean.com
Executive Coaching Group, Inc
Herma M Schmitz
300 Herb Hill Road., PH07i (212) 245-2871
executivecoachgroup.com
Fictitious Bookshelf
Amber Shaw
33 Continental Pl. (516) 567-4207 fictitiousbookshelf.com
Filthbomb Breaks
Stephen Abbondandolo 116 Glen St. (516) 660-1520
Filthbombbreaks.com
First Central Savings Bank
Matt Nartowicz 70 Glen St. (516) 609-3500 firstcentralsavings.com
First Presbyterian Church of Glen Cove
Lana Hurst 7 North Lane (516) 671-0258 fpcglencove.org
Forest Avenue Grill
Alberto Ruiz 170 Forest Ave. (516) 277-2360 ForestAveGrill.com
Friends Academy Leslie Lemma 270 Duck Pond Road Locust Valley (516) 676-0393 fa.org
GLEN COVE Chamber of Commerce
Friends of Garvies Point Museum
Veronica Natale
50 Barry Drive (516) 571-8010
garviespointmuseum.com
Friends of The Glen Cove
Youth Board
Spiro K. Tsirkas
128 Glen St., B (516) 671-4600
friendsoftheglencoveyouthboard.com
FVP Investigations
285 Jericho Turnpike
Mineola (516) 615-6825
fvpinvestigations.com
Garvies Point Brewery & Restaurant
Matt Silver 45 Herb Hill Road (516) 927-8300
gpbreweryandrestaurant.com
Garvies Point Development
Ylisa Kunze
49 Herb Hill Road (516) 399-2301
garviespoint.com
GB Coaching and ConsultingLLC
d/b/a NeverStopMoving 365
Roslyn George Blessing 9 Northfield Road (516) 462-2040
neverstopmoving365.com/home
Geras Cakes Coffe Shop Inc
Veronica Riquelme
82 School St. (917) 854-6606
Glen Cove Boys and Girls Club
Franca Trunzo
113 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 671-8030
glencovebgc.org
Glen Cove Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation
Kathy Santucci 6 Medical Plaza (516) 778 4345 liaisonrehab.com
Glen Cove Central
Lorin Roberts 15 Germaine St. (516) 669-7457
GlenCoveCentralDirectory.com
Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce - Treasurer
Tom Bunger (516) 761-2656
Glen Cove Child
Day Care Center, Inc.
Christine Curra P.O. Box 191 (516) 671-2880
glencovechilddaycarecenter.org
Glen Cove City Council
Marsha Silverman (917) 880-7178
Glen Cove Diner
Bryon Voutsinas 187 Glen St. (516) 676-1400
glencovediner.com
Members of the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce show their community spirit as they march in the city’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Glen Cove Downtown B.I.D.
Jill Nossa
30A Glen St., Suite 200 (516) 759-6970
glencovedowntown.org
Glen Cove Herald
Rhonda Glickman
2 Endo Blvd., Garden City (516) 569-4000 ext 250 liherald.com
Glen Cove HospitalNorthwell Health
Emily Bashford 101 Saint Andrews Lane (516) 674-7580 northwell.edu
Glen Cove Liquor and Wine Factory
Bobby Lee
223 Forest Ave. (516) 676-6500
Glen Cove P.B.A.
Ryan Nardone PO Box 285 (516) 676-1000
glencovepd.com
Glen Cove Public Library
Joanna Cabo 4 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 676-2130
glencovelibrary.org
Glen Cove Sage Foundation Carolynn Eipel
130 Glen St. (917) 783-4825
glencove-li.com
Glen Cove Schools
Maria Rianna
150 Dosoris Lane (516) 759-7217
glencove.k12.ny.us
Glen Cove Volunteer Fire Dept
Joseph Solomito 10 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 676-0336 gcvfd.com
Glen Floors
Carol Nelson
30 Glen St. (516) 671-3737 glenfloors.com
Glengariff Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center
Alyssa Ayers 141 Dosoris Lane (516) 672-3084
glengariffrehab.com
Glenn Optics LLC
Margaret Logan 26 Glen St. (516) 674-4063
glennoptics.com
Gold Coast
Business Association
Terrence Kenniff PO Box 251 (917) 733-4696
goldcoastbusinessassociation.com
Gold Coast Mailroom
Kishore Hemrajani 5 Brewster St. (516) 759-0000
goldcoastmailroom.com
Gold Coast Pickleball Club
Jason Strong 95 Glen Head Road (516) 676-9849
goldcoastpickleballclub.com
Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club
Tara Butler
135 Forest Ave.
Locust Valley (516) 759-5437
gbbgc.org
Greystone Cleaners LLC
Bejoe Varughese 350 Herb Hill Road (631) 888-6537
Greystonecleaners.com
GSM Communications, Voice & Speech Coach/PR Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews, MFA 163 Landing Road (212) 315-4118
gaitley.biz
Harbor Child Care
Erica Giddens 49 Forest Ave. (516) 277-2123
harborchildcare.org
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GLEN COVE Chamber of Commerce
All businesses are in GLEN COVE, NY 11542 unless noted
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Hazuki Sushi
Liu Helen
207 Forest Ave. (516) 609-2828
hazukijapanese.com
Hecht, Kleeger & Damashek, P.C.
Jordan Hecht
19 West 44th St., Suite 1500
New York, NY (212) 490-5700
lawyer1.com
Hello Beautiful
Danielle Vollkommer
254 Glen St. (516) 7103950
hellobeautifulcorp.com
Hibu/Michelle Zeitlin
Michelle Zeitlin
Cedar Lane (516) 647-4633
hibu.com
Higher Elevation LLC.Licensed & Insured Home Inspectors
Rob Byrne, CPI
188 Brown St.
Sea Cliff (516) 509-9091
HigherElevationLLC.com
Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County
Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews
100 Crescent Beach Road (212) 315-4118
hmtcli.org
Honeys Bistro
Patrick OHalloran
6 Railroad Ave. (516) 424-9957
honeys-bistro.com
Hooked & Battered at Morgan Memorial Park
John DeJesus
Morgan Park
Germaine St. (516) 234-9420 facebook.com/musketacove
Horman’s Best Pickles
Nicholas Horman
36 Garvies Point Road (516) 444-1280
hormansbestpickles.com
House Of The Woofers Inc
Alan Huaranca
38 Forest Ave., Suite A (516) 591-3819
houseofthewoofers.com
How Can I Help Elder Care
Angelina Stone P.O. Box 605 (516) 779-9487
howcanihelpeldercare.com
ImageKrafters Inc.
Cliff Krauter
251 Bayville Ave., Unit 1321
Bayville (516) 922-0692
imagekrafters.com
Integrated Brokerage Services
Jack Lockwood
303 Sunnyside Blvd.
Plainview (516) 413-2919
ibsinsurance.com
Integrity Core Realty
Luz Hurtado
100 Jericho Quadrangle., Suite 235
Jericho (917) 327-1713
LuzHurtado.icr.home
Island Express Laundry
Joseph Bressingham
170 Forest Ave. (516) 510-9468
Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy
Jason Villano
214 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 268-3555
ivyrehab.com/location/glen-cove-ny
Jazz Hands
Children's Theatre
Christopher Moll
3 Eldridge Place (310) 490-4102
jazzhandschildrenstheatre.com
John Perrone
State Farm Insurance Agency
John Perrone 1644 Hillside Ave.
New Hyde Park (516) 502-0540
SFAgentJohn.com
John S Morana CPA PLLC
John Morana 11 Hamilton Square (347) 702-0858
Julie Bello Realtor
Julie Bello 157 Main St. Cold Spring Harbor (401) 632-9149
Katy Rejuvenation Spa
Kenny Mak 58 Forest Ave. (516) 510-7450 katyrejuvenationspa.com
Kent Prep
Sharon Kim 241-02 Northern Blvd., Suite #3A
Douglaston (718) 423-5757 kentprep.com
Kharel F&B
Bikash Kharel 61 1/2 Glen St. (718) 581-9840
Kislay Shah CPA PC
Mr. Kislay Shah 15 Glen St., Suite 304 (646) 328-1326
shahcpaus.com
La bottega
Guiseppe Ruta
190 Glen St (516) 414-4404
labottegagourmet.com
La Bussola Ristorante
Carlo Lubrano
40 School St. (516) 671-2100
labussolaristorante.com
La Fuerza Unida, Inc.
Alberto Munera
40 Glen St., Suite 1, Second Floor (516) 759-0788 lfuinc.org
Laffey Real Estate
Melissa P. Mancuso, Licensed North Shore Realtor 55 Northern Blvd. Greenvale (516) 322-3501
melissamancuso.laffey.com
Landmark Realtors Inc.
Gabor Karsai 1 Garvies Point Road (516) 359-8028
Laura's BBQ Waterfront Smokehouse
Lloyd Adams 76 Shore Road (516) 715-1500
laurasbbq.com
Level Up Glen Cove
Nicole Helmus 10 School St. (516) 629-6045
levelupglencove.com
LifeVac
Laura Bonelli 120 Lake Ave. Nesconset (516) 659-4122
lifevac.net
Living Water for Women, Inc.
Lisa Cohn 85 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 759-0643
livingwaterforwomen.org
Loggia Glen Cove/Sons of Italy
Joe Gallo
69 Glen St. (516) 676-8110
loggiaglencove.org
London Jewelers
Mark Udell
Felice Gruenhut 28 School St. (516) 671-3154
londonjewelers.com
Maida International
Gerald Maida 7A Oyster Bay Road
Locust Valley (516) 676-3079
maidaintl.com
Masonry Company
Ralph D'alessandro 30 Knoll Lane (516) 671-9530 ralphthemason.com
Mathnasium
Kinza Siddiqui 86 School St. (516) 455-1665
mathnasium.com/glencove
Maxine Cappel-Mayreis
DC, DACS - Chiropractor
Maxine Cappel-Mayreis
480 Forest Ave. Locust Valley (516) 759-7702
doctormax.net
me3creative
Diane Dobler 41 Dosoris Way (917) 882-5316
me3creative.com
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Robert G. Kanter
18 Viola Dr. (917) 856-5454
GLEN COVE Chamber of Commerce
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Megerian Law Firm PLLC
John D. Megerian Esq.
186 Forest Ave. (212) 684-9693
megerianlaw.com
Megerian Rugs & Carpet Cleaners
John D. Megerian Esq.
186 Forest Ave. (516) 210-2444
megerianrugscarpetcleaners.com
Michael G. Norman CPA, PC
Michael Norman 410 Jericho Turnpike, Suite 200 Jericho (516) 942-0300
Michelle Ng LLC
Michelle Ng 19 Lamarcus Ave. (917) 727-3597
himichelleng.com
Mill Neck Family of Organizations
Kelly Barbu 40 Frost Mill Road
Mill Neck (516) 628-4241
millneck.org
Minuteman Press
Alan Goldberg
63 1/2 Glen St. (516) 676-7718
glencove.minutemanpress.com
Monarch Acupuncture PLLC
Francisco Medrano
333 Glen Head Rd., Suite 70 Old Brookville (516) 801-0097
monarchacupunctureli.com
Morgan's Delicatessen
Louis Lopez 29 Carpenter St. (516) 767-3253 facebook/morgansdelicatessen
Mr. Keke Ramen
Mr. Derike Su 2 Glen St. (516) 277-1696
mrkeke.net
Mr. Flavors Ice Cream Truck
Leon Williams 741 Elmont Road
Nassau (720) 291-1176
mrfl avorsicecream.com
Mr. Squeegee
Sal 221 N Chestnut St.
Massapequa (347) 400-2700
MsSauce Plates
Culinary Horizon
Jonelle Watson
70B Clement St. (516) 473-3667
mssauceplates.com/imadethesauce
Roksana Amid/Herald
Chef Jeanine DiMenna expertly whips up a batch of creamy mashed potatoes in the kitchen of Jeanine’s American Bistro, bringing her signature warmth to every dish.
New York Life Insurance Company
Mike Lupia
1 World Trade Center
285 Fulton St. New York (516) 669-4942
New York Life Insurance Company
Christina Hunnicutt
520 Broadhollow Road
Melville (516) 641-8172
North Country Reform Temple
Nancy Cohen
86 Crescent Beach Road (516) 671-4760
ncrt.org
North Shore Gold and Diamond
James Donaldson
15 1/2 Glen St. (516) 319-3367
facebook.com/northshoregoldanddiamond
North Shore
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Ever Padilla (516) 642-3884 nshchamber.org
North Shore
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Connie Pinilla (516) 521-8274 nshchamber.org
North Shore
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Nelson Rivera (516) 578-9766
riveraagency.com
O'Keefe Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Timothy O'Keefe
42 Harbor Way
Sea Cliff (516) 674-3154
okeefeplumbing.net
Oak and Vine
Rehan Alam
75 Cedar Swamp Road (347) 642-1224
oakandvineny.com
Optimum Auto Group
Kristina K 40 Cedar Swamp Road (800) 304-0100
optimumleasing.com
Orangetheory
Fitness Greenvale Studio
Manager 61 Glen Cove Road Greenvale (516) 535-0900
greenvale.orangetheoryfi tness.com
Orchard Laundromat
Ruth Vergara 7 Alexander Place (516) 582-2545 orchardlaundromat.com
Paragon Group
Anneli Sisino 15 Anthony Marangiello St., Apt. 2 (516) 205-6117
Paul Nagel, CPA
Paul Nagel 13 Deasy Lane (516) 759-2930
pnagelcpa.com
Paul Roman State Farm Agency
Paul Roman 39 Glen St., Suite 1 (516) 676-4141
insuredbypaul.com
Peter M. Budraitis Photography
Studio 9 New York, Inc.
Headshots on Long Island
Peter Budraitis (516) 674-0227
Photography: pmbphoto.com, Marketing: s9ny.com, Headshots: HeadshotsOnLongIsland.com, Portraiture: PortraitsWithAPurpose.com
Peter Peebles, Illustration, Fine Art, & Portraits
Peter Peebles
One Laurel Ave. (516) 698-7278
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GLEN COVE Chamber of Commerce
All businesses are in GLEN COVE, NY 11542 unless noted
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Poiema Wellness
Sonya Lowe
16 Carolina Ave.
Hempstead (917) 362-7088
poiemawellness.com
Port Tiki at Glen Cove
Mathew Bittner
Slip FA Garvies Point Marina (516) 566-7011
porttiki.com
Pure Mammography
Felicia Kasow
630 Old Country Road
Garden City 631 649 5589
puremammo.com
Pure Pro Cleaning Solutions
Michael DelliGatti (516) 427-1617 pureprocleanny.com
R.M Finley Middle School
Tania Polansky
1 Forest Ave. (516) 801-7510
Rallye Lexus
Stephanie Horn
20 Cedar Swamp Road (516) 629-7600 rallyelexus.com
Ralph’s Italian Ices Lorrie Vaccaro (516) 417-3330 ralphsices.com
Rason Asphalt
James Haney PO Box 530 Old Bethpage (631) 293-6210
Reduce Home Falls, Inc.
Diana Kraupner
19 Salem Way (516) 721-0631
Renewal by Andersen of Long Island
Doreen Caulo (516) 647-6351
RGD Marketing
Roy DiMarco
100 Village Square (516) 780-6200 Ext. 100 rgdmarketing.com
Richner Printing and Mailing Services
Michael Karff 2 Endo Blvd., Garden City (516) 569-4000 ext. 288 mkarff@richnerprinting.com
Rising Tide Natural Market
Jerry Farrell 42 Forest Ave. (516) 676-7895
risingtidemarket.com
Roberta Fox, Esq
Roberta Fox
34 Harbor Way (516) 671-3807
robertafoxesq.com
Roel Resources
Ronald Roel
19 St. Andrews Lane (516) 319-4874 roelresources.com
Roland NY
Bill Roland 150 School St. (516) 759-9400 rolandauctions.com
Rooted Architecture Studio PLLCKatherine Serrano Sosa 38 Glen Cove Road, 2nd Floor Greenvale (516) 640-6498
rootedarchitecturestudio.com
Rough Rider Shop
Pere Torres 52 Cedar Swamp Road (516) 287-8409
roughridershop.com
SAE Manufacturing
Specialties Corp.
August Kim 86a Bayville Ave. Bayville (516) 855-5540
saemfg.com
Safe Harbor Glen Cove
Mark Friel
128 Shore Road (516) 671-5563 byy.com
Sands Point Center
Lauren Shaw 1440 Port Washington Blvd. Port Washington (516) 719-9423
sandspointrehab.com
Schneps Media LI
Steven Blank
132 East 2nd St. Mineola (516) 263-6440 theisland360.com
SCO Family Services
Emma Flahive 1 Alexander Place (516) 666-0469
sco.org
Scoop N Fruit LLC
Antonio Mazilu 8 School St. 6465913115
Scuba Network
Martha Katz
204 Glen Cove Road
Carle Place (516) 997-4864
scubalongisland.com
Sea Cliff Manor
Nick Pellegrini
395 Prospect Ave.
Sea Cliff (516) 671-0200
Seacliffmanor.com
Seaview
Adjusting Group Inc
Johny Martinez
28 East Park Ave.
Long Beach (516) 790-4377
seaviewadjusting.com
Seniors First NY, Inc.
Carolyn Marks
47 Harwood Drive East (516) 570-0675
seniorsfirstinsurance.com
Shelter Rock Wealth Management, LLC
Matthew Brenner
404 Glen Cove Ave., Suite 100
Sea Cliff (516) 921-1445
lpl.com
Ship To Shore Detailing
Kenny Neice 29 9th Ave.
Sea Cliff (516) 996-0172
longislandboatcleaning.com
Sid Jacobson JCC Lisa Rosenkrantz 300 Forest Drive Greenvale (516) 484-1545
sjjcc.org/
Sid's All American
Sean 80 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 200-9071
SidsAllAmerican.com
Skyline Cruises & Charters
Marie Shea 1 World's Fair Marina Flushing (718) 446-1100
skylinecruises.com
Small Business Development Center
Michael Genova 2350 Broad Hollow Road Farmingdale (934) 420-2884
farmingdale.edu/small-businessdevelopment-center/
Sound Designs New York, Inc. Joe Ferrara 4 Alvin St. (516) 946-6726
sounddesignsny.com
St. Rocco's Panetteria Lisa Sacchetta 4 St. Rocco Place (516) 427-5333
Staples Rob Pelliccia 71 School St. (516) 609-8001
staples.com
Sunation Energy
Steven 171 Remington Blvd. Ronkonkoma (516) 297-6933
sunation.com
Sunrise Senior Living at Glen Cove
Michael Tavolacci 39 Forest Ave. (516) 615-5168
sunriseseniorliving.com
T&D Towing Corp Anthony Douso 162 Sea Cliff Ave. (516) 671-8810 automd.com
The Downtown Cafe Shawn Scoyni 4 School St. (516) 759-2233 downtowncafeandpizza.com
GLEN COVE Chamber of Commerce
All businesses are in GLEN COVE, NY 11542 unless noted
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The Glen Cove Printery
Patti & Kevin Lohrius
177 Glen St. (516) 609-2554
glencoveprintery.com
The Mansion At Glen Cove
Helen Whitehead
200 Dosoris Lane (516) 560-3130
themansionatglencove.com
The Marker Restaurant
Eric Telese
Kent Monkan 111 Lattingtown Road (516) 629-6686
themarkerny.com
The Med Station
Ernie Feliciano 480 Forest Ave.,Suite # 403 Locust Valley (516) 759-5406 themedstationpc.com
The Metropolitan Rajeev Maini 3 Pratt Blvd. (516) 671-4444 metropolitancaterers.com
The Peart Agency
Lauren Peart
1005 Glen Cove Ave., Suite 103 Glen Head (914) 316-8983 laurensflady.com
The Regency at Glen Cove Assisted Living
Mitch Chodes 94 School St. (516) 674-3007
theregencyatglencove.com
The Shoppe by Trubee Hill
Ian Siegel 100 Village Square, Suite 150 (516) 435-5611
trubeehill.com
The UPS Store #1658
Raj & Kelly Bhatia 43 B Glen Cove Road Greenvale (516) 671-4337 greenvale-ny-1658.theupsstorelocal.com/?utm_source=Yext&utm_ medium=organic&utm_campai
The Waterfront Center
Jame Krauter
thewaterfrontcenter.org
The WaterFront Center
George Ellis
1 Westend Ave.
Oyster Bay 11771 (516) 922-7245
thewaterfrontcenter.org
Thomas
Bunger Insurance
Thomas Bunger (516) 761-2856
Tiegerman
Cynthia Romito
100 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 609-2000 ext.312 tiegerman.org
Tocolo Cantina
Lloyd Rosenman
120 Village Square (917) 806-7999
tocolocantina.com
Tranquil Heart
Nick Carbuto 4 Grissom Drive
Clifton Park (516) 313-8276
Trauma Care Specialist
Corin Brown
460 Glen Cove Ave.
Sea Cliff (516) 800-0806
traumacarepros.com
Tribute & Honor Foundation
Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews (212) 315-4118
phoenixrisingawards.com
Tropical Smoothie Cafe
Laura Jankowski
100 Village Square, Suite 140 (516) 893-1703
tropicalsmoothiecafe.com
Up In Smoke Headshop
Christopher Schupke
70 Forest Ave., Suite A1C (929) 330-3222
US Army
SFC Luis Gamarra 1704 Pitkin Ave., Brooklyn (315) 777-0529
VFW Post 347
Dave Whitting (516) 676-9641
VFWPost347.com
Victory Restoration and Cleaning, Inc.
Jeannie Riccardo 61 Glen Head Road
Glen Head (516) 723-9463
victoryrestorationandcleaning.com
Village Square Pharmacy Yury Arabov 100 Village Square Suite 130 (516) 201-2820 villagesquarepharmacy.com
Vito's Ristorante & Pizzeria
Vito Marchese 91 Forest Ave. (516) 759-1366/1355 vitospizzany.com
Webb Institute
Mark Martecchini
298 Crescent Beach Road (516) 671-2277
Westbury Floral Designs Lia D'Angelo-Allan 53 Post Ave.
Westbury (516) 333-0830 westburyflorist.com
Wonder Walls Glen Cove
Nicole Awad 77 Woolsey Ave. (917) 974-9361 wonderwallsglencove.com
Worth Repeating Boutique Consignment
Betsy Gibbs 8 Railroad Ave. Glen Head (516) 759-5726 worthrepeatinggh.com
YMCA at Glen Cove
Peter Foster 125 Dosoris Lane (516) 671-8270 ymcali.org
Judith Rivera (917) 371-3615
Matt Nartowicz (516) 280-0745
Courtesy Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce
To help offset the rising cost of college, each year the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce awards two local graduating seniors its Dr. Glenn Howard Jr. Scholarship.
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