Living In Glen Cove 2024

GRACE MERRELL SLEZAK

GRACE MERRELL SLEZAK

GRACE MERRELL SLEZAK

Licensed R.E. Broker/President Call/Text: 516-768-1000 grace.slezak@gmail.com

Licensed R.E. Broker/President Call/Text: 516-768-1000 grace.slezak@gmail.com

Licensed R.E. Broker/President Call/Text: 516-768-1000 grace.slezak@gmail.com

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From a Cozy Cottage to a

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From a Cozy Cottage to a Palatial Mansion. From Individual Building Lots to Land of Significant Magnitude. From Waterfront to Verdant Meadows. From Your Dreams to Reality.

From Individual Building Lots to Land of Significant Magnitude. From Waterfront to Verdant Meadows. From Your Dreams to Reality.

From Individual Building Lots to Land of Significant Magnitude. From Waterfront to Verdant Meadows. From Your Dreams to Reality.

Awards and Memberships: A+ accredited rating with the Better Business Bureau Who’s Who Among Business and Professional Leaders • National Assoc. of Professional Women • Chairman of the Board of Assessment Review • NYS Association of Assessors • Multiple Listing Service • Long Island Board of Realtors • New York State Association of Realtors • National Association of Realtors • North Shore Rotary

Awards and Memberships:

Awards and Memberships:

Awards and Memberships: A+ accredited rating with the Better Business Bureau Who’s Who Among Business and Professional Leaders • National Assoc. of Professional Women • Chairman of the Board of Assessment Review • NYS Association of Assessors • Multiple Listing Service • Long Island Board of Realtors • New York State Association of Realtors • National Association of Realtors • North Shore Rotary

A+ accredited rating with the Better Business Bureau

A+ accredited rating with the Better Business Bureau

Who’s Who Among Business and Professional Leaders • National Assoc. of Professional Women • Chairman of the Board of Assessment Review • NYS Association of Assessors • Multiple Listing Service • Long Island Board of Realtors • New York State Association of Realtors • National Association of Realtors • North Shore Rotary

Who’s Who Among Business and Professional Leaders • National Assoc. of Professional Women • Chairman of the Board of Assessment Review • NYS Association of Assessors • Multiple Listing Service • Long Island Board of Realtors • New York State Association of Realtors • National Association of Realtors • North Shore Rotary

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★★★★★ Grace Slezak is an extremely honest, candid and compassionate broker. She has vast knowledge of the real estate business and provides very helpful guidelines for both the buyer and the seller throughout the course of the transaction. I have sold and purchased properties with Grace as my agent... there is absolutely no one else I would call. She guided us through the process every step of the way and was always readily available. She returns calls immediately and provides information that is both relevant and extremely beneficial. During the course of a very difficult purchase she went above and beyond her required duties and provided invaluable information and guidance for all parties involved. She’s a gem!

★★★★★ Grace Slezak is an extremely honest, candid and compassionate broker. She has vast knowledge of the real estate business and provides very helpful guidelines for both the buyer and the seller throughout the course of the transaction. I have sold and purchased properties with Grace as my agent... there is absolutely no one else I would call. She guided us through the process every step of the way and was always readily available. She returns calls immediately and provides information that is both relevant and extremely beneficial. During the course of a very difficult purchase she went above and beyond her required duties and provided invaluable information and guidance for all parties involved. She’s a gem!

★★★★★ Grace dedicated a great deal of time and resources to getting our home sold and sold for more than we could have ever expected. Her knowledge of real estate laws, rules, and regulations were unsurpassed. She was both fair and honest which are two qualities that are hard to find in anyone but especially difficult to find in a field that involves sales. Grace was also extremely helpful to us in obtaining a new residence. Based on our experiences with Grace it will be very easy to recommend her to anyone.

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★★★★★ Grace Slezak is an extremely honest, candid and compassionate broker. She has vast knowledge of the real estate business and provides very helpful guidelines for both the buyer and the seller throughout the course of the transaction. I have sold and purchased properties with Grace as my agent... there is absolutely no one else would call. She guided us through the process every step of the way and was always readily available. She returns calls immediately and provides information that is both relevant and extremely beneficial. During the course of a very difficult purchase she went above and beyond her required duties and provided invaluable information and guidance for all parties involved. She’s a gem!

★★★★★ Grace Slezak is an extremely honest, candid and compassionate broker. She has vast knowledge of the real estate business and provides very helpful guidelines for both the buyer and the seller throughout the course of the transaction. I have sold and purchased properties with Grace as my agent... there is absolutely no one else I would call. She guided us through the process every step of the way and was always readily available. She returns calls immediately and provides information that is both relevant and extremely beneficial. During the course of a very difficult purchase she went above and beyond her required duties and provided invaluable information and guidance for all parties involved. She’s a gem!

★★★★★ Grace dedicated a great deal of time and resources to getting our home sold and sold for more than we could have ever expected. Her knowledge of real estate laws, rules, and regulations were unsurpassed. She was both fair and honest which are two qualities that are hard to find in anyone but especially difficult to find in a field that involves sales. Grace was also extremely helpful to us in obtaining a new residence. Based on our experiences with Grace it will be very easy to recommend her to anyone.

★★★★★ Grace dedicated a great deal of time and resources to getting our home sold and sold for more than we could have ever expected. Her knowledge of real estate laws, rules, and regulations were unsurpassed. She was both fair and honest which are two qualities that are hard to find in anyone but especially difficult to find in a field that involves sales. Grace was also extremely helpful to us in obtaining a new residence. Based on our experiences with Grace it will be very easy to recommend her to anyone.

★★★★★ I found Grace to be extremely professional, personable and detail oriented. I have purchased homes for over ten years using her as the broker. I definitely recommend her for buying or selling a home.

★★★★★ Grace dedicated a great deal of time and resources to getting our home sold and sold for more than we could have ever expected. Her knowledge of real estate laws, rules, and regulations were unsurpassed. She was both fair and honest which are two qualities that are hard to find in anyone but especially difficult to find in a field that involves sales. Grace was also extremely helpful to us in obtaining a new residence. Based on our experiences with Grace it will be very easy to recommend her to anyone.

★★★★★ I found Grace to be extremely professional, personable and detail oriented. I have purchased homes for over ten years using her as the broker. I definitely recommend her for buying or selling a home.

As your local real estate professional with over 30 years of outstanding experience, LET ME PUT MY EXPERTISE TO WORK FOR YOU. FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS, Contact

★★★★★ I found Grace to be extremely professional, personable and detail oriented. I have purchased homes for over ten years using her as the broker. I definitely recommend her for buying or selling a home.

★★★★★ I found Grace to be extremely professional, personable and detail oriented. I have purchased homes for over ten years using her as the broker. I definitely recommend her for buying or selling a home.

As your local real estate professional with over 30 years of outstanding experience, LET ME PUT MY EXPERTISE TO WORK FOR YOU. FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS, Contact

FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS, Contact

Grace Merrell Slezak, B.A., M.A. Licensed Broker/Owner/President

Grace Merrell Slezak, B.A., M.A. Licensed Broker/Owner/President

Grace Merrell Slezak, B.A., M.A. Licensed Broker/Owner/President

Destiny International Realty Call /Text: 516 -768 -1000 • grace.slezak@gmail.com

Destiny International Realty Call /Text: 516 -768 -1000 • grace.slezak@gmail.com

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Grace Merrell Slezak, B.A., M.A. Licensed Broker/Owner/President

the cover: Jo Ann Russo on Pryibil Beach

Cover photo: Tim Baker Cover design: Jeffrey A. Negrin

ASSOCIATE REAL ESTATE BROKER

PUBLISHER

Stuart Richner

Dear Glen Cove residents and visitors:

Our Living In Glen Cove guide is a celebration of our unique Gold Coast community. More than just a compendium of essential information, it offers a glimpse into the lives of those who embody our city’s spirit.

Nestled along the shores of Long Island, Glen Cove’s past is woven with tales of opulence and adventure.Venture back to 1668, where the land exchanged hands from the Matinecock Native Americans to Rhode Island native Joseph Carpenter, marking the beginnings of what would evolve into a playground for the elite.

Once known as "Muskete Cove," the town underwent a metamorphosis in 1834, embracing a new identity as Glen Cove, a haven for the wealthy seeking respite from city life. The birth of the Gold Coast era saw a landscape of grand estates, each a testament to the prosperity and ambition of their owners.

But Glen Cove's allure extends beyond its estates and storied past. Nature beckons, offering sanctuary on the banks of Long Island Sound.

Welwyn Preserve County Park promises endless discovery, its trails weaving through woodlands, meadows and shoreline where whitetailed deer, red foxes and eastern cottontail rabbits can be found. Garvies Point Museum & Preserve offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Native American history. Moreover, Pryibil Beach and Big Ralph Park, among Glen Cove’s “hidden gems,” are wonderful spots to explore.

Glen Cove’s downtown streets are thriving. Its shops, eateries and historic landmarks stand as a testament to the city’s enduring charm and resilience. City officials and residents are proud of its designation in 2022 by Money magazine, ranking it as the 37th best place to live in the United States — the only place in New York to make the list.

Living In Glen Cove is a labor of love brought to you by the Glen Cove Herald, our city's cherished hometown newspaper. In partnership with the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce, we are proud to serve as the official publication.

We trust that you'll find this edition of Living In Glen Cove both enlightening and engaging. And we invite you to join us in celebrating the spirit of our community through the pages of the Glen Cove Herald, each and every week.

Warm regards,

Stuart Richner Publisher

P.S. If you're not currently receiving the Glen Cove Herald by mail each week, please help keep quality local journalism alive in your community by signing up for a FREE subscription. See our ad on Page 16 for information.You can also scan the QR code and sign up online at LIHerald.com/ freelocal or call (516) 569-4000, extension 7.

COVE HERALD

Senior Editor

Laura Lane

Senior Reporter

Roksana Amid

Publisher

Stuart Richner

General Manager

Jim Rotche

Vice President of Sales

Rhonda Glickman

Executive Editor

Michael Hinman

Deputy Editor

Jeffrey Bessen

Features/

Special Sections Editor

Karen Bloom

Creative Director

Designer

Jeffrey Negrin

A mess Age from the Chamber of Commer C e

Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce sparks community excitement with unmatched business support and events

Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce generates a lot of excitement in town! Your business is our No. 1 concern because, for 104 years, our mission has been to enhance the health and profitability of our member businesses. Our diverse board of directors has their finger on the pulse of our community and is here to serve.

Maxine Cappel Mayreis, DC, DACS Chamber President

It's well-known that we excel at promoting our businesses in social media,YouTube and email. We've experienced explosive growth as the businesses see tremendous value in their membership and the enthusiasm is contagious!

A professional video of your business, posted on social media and YouTube is a very attractive and valuable membership perk. We introduce new businesses to the community with wellattended ribbon cuttings. Our monthly meetings provide relevant information and are designed for networking and building relationships. Our incredible Culinary Delights gourmet extravaganza rocks the town and is not to be missed! Our Family Fall Festival has free bounce houses and games, plus food and treats! Our gala honors community members

who elevate us all. We give scholarships to students and donate to many community causes and nonprofits. The Chamber collaborates with the Downtown BID, city and county government, Glen Cove schools, Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce, our senior center and other local business organizations to expand the reach of our businesses and create a vibrant, thriving age-friendly community that is 37th best place to live in the United States!

Please SHOP LOCAL to support our brothers and sisters who invested in Glen Cove and depend on your patronage.

Visit GlenCoveChamber.org to choose from our huge variety of businesses.You can also apply for membership there. We warmly invite any size business to join, located in or outside of Glen Cove. Feel free to email info@glencovechamber.org, or call/text me! (516) 528-5955. Looking forward to seeing you around town!

Maxine Cappel Mayreis, DC, DACS President

Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce

Courtesy Judith Rivera

The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerfce celebrates business openings with ribbon cuttings. Last year, CareFirst opened in downtown Glen Cove.

A letter from the mAyor of Glen Cove mAyor

Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck

Glen Cove is a marvelous place to live. A spectacular area with a variety of culture, entertainment, events, beaches, golf and much more located on the North Shore of Long Island. At one time, we were home to the Pratt and Morgan families of the Great Gatsby era.

We are actually a “city” with a small-town feel. Many of our residents have lived here their entire lives — myself included. It’s a community where “everybody knows your name.”There is a camaraderie and kinship among us.

We have our own municipal golf course, which is currently undergoing some renovations. We are a waterfront community boasting beautiful beaches.

Summers are special in Glen Cove. Pryibil Beach and Morgan Memorial Park are popular destinations. At Morgan Park, not only are you offered beach, sand and the sound, but on summer Sunday evenings, the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival hosts weekly concerts for your entertainment.

We are also the home of the Nassau County Welwyn Preserve, the Holocaust Memorial and Educational Center, and Garvies Point Museum. The North Shore Historical Museum is located at the edge of our downtown.

We are also the home of the prestigious Webb Institute.

Our senior citizens have access to an awardwinning senior center, which offers many activities for our older population. It is located close to the Glen Cove Youth Bureau, which holds afterschool programs, summer camps, and fabulous day trips for our younger residents.

We are also the home of Glen Cove Hospital Northwell Health — a stellar facility which continues to grow and provide the latest in medical services. A YMCA is also located here, providing recreation and programs for people of all ages, camps, pre-kindergarten programs, indoor and outdoor pools, and much more.

Glen Cove is home to all different types of people — every race, religion, socio-economic group and ethnic background is represented

here, making this a wonderful place to raise a family. There are many houses of worship from which to choose.

Our community is known for its many restaurants. One can enjoy either casual or fine dining experiences, and just about every type of ethnic fare you may desire. This last year we have opened several new restaurants.

Our Village Square, located at School and Glen streets, is the focal point of town. The Glen Cove Business Improvement District hosts Downtown Sounds on Friday evenings during the summer, and gatherings throughout the year for various events including Halloween and Christmas.

To our list of things to do, we also have the new Garvies Point development. Here you can walk the esplanade, attend the weekly Deep Roots Market between May and October, visit the dog park, or indulge yourself at the Garvies Point Brewery & Restaurant, which boasts fine food as well as their own beer.

All in all, when it comes to choices, there is no better place to live than our beautiful Glen Cove!

Sincerely,

Pamela Panzenbeck Mayor

Tim Baker/Herald Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck threw the first pitch at opening day of Little League baseball.

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 & Rec. ...................................... (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

Inside the heartwarming haven of Rescue Cove

By Roksana Amid

Nestled in the heart of Glen Cove, a beacon of hope shines bright for animals in-need.

Cove Animal Rescue stands as a testament to the power of compassion and dedication in the face of adversity. This not-forprofit, no-kill organization established nearly a decade ago has blossomed into a sanctuary where every wag of a tail and purr of contentment tells a story of love and resilience.

Step through the doors of Cove Animal Rescue, and you're greeted by a symphony of tiny squeals and playful antics. In the back rooms, kittens frolic amid plush pillows and cat toys, while tuxedo cats gracefully paw at their surroundings.

The atmosphere is one of warmth and tranquility, with each cat room adorned with climbing structures and cozy perches, and even a dedicated kitten haven where the little ones can climb and play to their hearts' content.

Diane Connolly, the heart and soul of Cove Animal Rescue,

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In a world often fraught with uncertainty and hardship, Cove Animal Rescue stands as a beacon of hope and compassion.

Adrienne Daley/Herald

Jane Serpico, a volunteer at Cove Animal Rescue, takes the mission of the animal shelter seriously. She, herself, has adopted three cats.

describes it as a "boutique shelter" — small in size but overflowing with love. For Diane, the mission is clear: to treat, heal and socialize every animal that crosses their threshold, so they may find their "forever” homes.

It's a labor of love that extends beyond mere sheltering — it's about creating a home where animals feel safe, cherished and valued.

The dogs at Cove Animal Rescue are made to feel at home, with a cozy kennel where they can lounge and play. Each dog is walked, spoken to, and pampered as if they were in their own home.

It's this attention to detail that sets Cove apart, transforming the shelter experience into a haven of comfort and companionship.

But behind the scenes lies

Cove Animal Rescue offers cage-free rooms for its cats.

Cove Animal Rescue volunteer Lisa Flowers takes dogs on walks — part of making them feel like they’re already found a home while they await one.

a harsh reality — many of the animals arrive at Cove under heartbreaking circumstances. Dogs abandoned and tied to fences. Cats left in containers by the side of the road.

Yet, amid the pain and abandonment, the rescue remains a beacon of hope, offering a second chance at life to those who need it most.

To support their mission, Cove Animal Rescue hosts an annual casino event in the spring or summertime, a fun-filled evening that raises funds to care for its furry residents.

But it's not just about fundraising, Cove also takes proactive steps to address the issue of pet overpopulation by offering spaying and neutering programs to Glen Cove residents, ensuring a brighter future for both animals and their communities.

For those looking to adopt a furry friend, Cove offers a process focused on one simple principle: The bond between animal and human to find the perfect match, where love and companionship can flourish.

In a world often fraught with uncertainty and hardship, Cove Animal Rescue stands as a beacon of hope and compassion. All it takes to change a life is a little bit of kindness.

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The vast majority of black cats at Cove Animal Rescue have yellow or golden eyes.

John Bryant has volunteered with Cove Animal Rescue for 16 years. They call him the ‘cat whisperer.’

Clubs & OrganizatiOns

The Glen Cove Little League holds its annual parade in downtown Glen Cove.

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 Avenue (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

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Glen Cove's Monument Park Pays Tribute to

greatest

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By Roksana Amid

You might not know much — if anything — about Ralph Young, one of the many veterans memorialized in this hidden gem, if it weren’t for monuments found at the Glen Cove First Presbyterian Church.

The monument's unveiling in 2022 represents a step toward inclusion, acknowledging Young's contributions alongside his peers.

Born in 1922,Young was an accomplished student and athlete, known for his prowess in basketball. After graduating from Glen Cove High School, he attended Lincoln University not far from the Pennsylvania-Maryland border before enlisting in the U.S. Army at the start of World War II.

Assigned to the Army Air Corps,Young flew more than 50 missions aboard C-54 cargo planes, delivering crucial supplies across the Japanese Pacific front.

But on April 11, 1945, his plane crashed during a mission over the Himalayas, claiming his life.Young left behind his parents and sister, who cherished his memory with the rest of the Glen Cove community.

His story resonates deeply in the historical context of segregation, as Black soldiers like Young returned home to a society marked by discrimination. The monument's unveiling in 2022 at the North Lane church represents a step toward inclusion, acknowledging Young's contributions alongside his peers.

The relocation of Young's monument from the Glen Cove

Roksana Amid/Herald

Sgt. Ralph Young’s story serves as a reminder of

sacrifices made

countless individuals in service to their country, transcending barriers of race and background.

Police Department headquarters to Monument Park also symbolizes his transition from obscurity to prominence.

“It’s beautiful, and long overdue,” says Howard Stillwagon, who served in Vietnam between 1968 and 1970 in the First Cavalry Division infantry.“This should have been here a long time ago with all the other honorees in the city,”

Restored and integrated into a larger tribute, the monument serves as a focal point for remembrance and gratitude.

Located near the center of Glen Cove’s downtown, the Monument Park serves as a gathering place for memorial services, especially on Veterans Day and Memorial Day, where the community comes together to remember and honor their local heroes.

It is not only a place of remembrance, but also a green space where visitors can reflect on the contributions and sacrifices of the individuals honored there.

“We have to remember all those who gave us our freedom,” Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton says.“We assume this is the way the world is, but it truly is not. We are very blessed to be Americans.”

The dedication of the Ralph Young monument coincided with what would have been the soldier's 100th birthday.

It underscores the Glen Cove community's commitment to preserving his legacy for future generations.

Before the monument,Young already had

The monument depicting World War II veteran Ralph Young was moved from the side of the city’s fire department to Monument Park near the Glen Cove Presbyterian Church in 2022 in time for what would have been his 100th birthday. Monument Park commemorates the city’s veterans for their time served in war.

been honored with Ralph West Young Avenue, which connects Glen Cove and Kemp avenues. His name also became part of the Young-Simmons American Legion Post 1765, reflecting his enduring impact on the community.

The Young-Simmons post, founded for Black veterans, now serves all veterans, a testament to Young's legacy of unity and service.

“It’s very, very important to have Ralph Young included here in Monument Park with all the other monuments,” says Glen Cove resident William Richardson.“He certainly was worthy of that.”

Glen Cove honors the legacy of Sgt. Ralph Young — a soldier who died in World War II — in Monument Park.

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‘little piece of paradise’

By Roksana Amid

In the serene coastal enclave of Glen Cove lies Pryibil Beach, a hidden gem cherished by locals and visitors alike.

At the heart of this seaside sanctuary is the beach’s “mayor” Jo Ann Russo, who found herself drawn to its tranquil shores since her early childhood.

Pryibil Beach is more than just a place; it's a state of mind, a refuge from the chaos of everyday life.

“I came here as a kid to hang out then head back to queens,” Jo Ann says.“When I was little, my uncle took me to Pryibil and we would go clamming there. I’ve been to Morgan Park, and Crescent Beach, but I like Pryibil the most.”

Jo Ann moved to Glen Cove from Queens in 2014, dubbing the beach her "happy place" and "little piece of paradise." With a mere 10-minute drive from car to sand, Pryibil Beach became her daily retreat, a haven of calm amid life's tumultuous currents.

To Jo Ann, Pryibil Beach is more than just a stretch of sand, it's a sanctuary where she finds solace and camaraderie.

“When I start driving down the road into Pryibil a feeling of tranquility just comes over me,” Jo Ann says.“It just changes my day no matter what’s on the other side of it. Every day just feels like a different day, especially seeing the sunsets.”

Almost every day, she makes a pilgrimage to its shores — whether to bask in the glow of sunset, commune with nature, or simply share stories with fellow beachgoers.

Pryibil Beach has become woven into the fabric of her life, a constant source of joy and connection.

Each visit brings new experiences and encounters, from spotting majestic eagles soaring overhead to collecting glistening beach glass scattered along the shore.

“I love walking on the pier, and talking to the fishermen,” Jo Ann says.“Certain times a year, they actually catch squid. One time, the water was really rough and it was it windy during high tide, but me and a few other people walked on the pier. (It) felt like we were on a cruise ship.”

Jo Ann’s bond with the beach and its denizens runs deep, with fellow walkers, to the fishermen casting lines from the pier. Even the seagulls affectionately dubbed her "feathered friends" share in the rhythm of her daily routine.

Pryibil Beach pulses with life and energy. Scuba divers explore its depths, while thrillseekers brave icy plunges in an impromptu "ice bath" challenge. Even in the coldest months, swimmers known as the "seal babies" brave the frigid waters, a testament to the enduring allure of Pryibil Beach.

When the sun dips below the horizon, casting a golden hue across the water, Jo Ann's love for Pryibil Beach only deepens. She marvels at the swans gliding gracefully on the pond across the parking lot, their beauty a reflection of the beach's timeless charm. With

each step along the pier, she feels a sense of serenity wash over her.

But Pryibil Beach is more than just a haven for Jo Ann, it's a vibrant community hub where memories are made and shared.

“I meet so many wonderful people there,” she says.“I have what I feel like are my winter crew. There's people that go and we walk all the time.”

Tim Baker/ Herald Jo Ann Russo found herself drawn to the tranquil shore of Pryibil Beach since early childhood when she began collecting seaglass.

Pryibil Beach is a ‘little piece of paradise’ in Glen Cove.

Joseph Wohletz enjoys paddling at Pryibil Beach year-round.

For first-time visitors like Myrrh Cukro and her family, the park is a revelation — a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

Ralph Park:

Where history, community, nature thrive in harmony

By Roksana Amid

Tucked away at the end of Kelley Street, nestled near the old Coles School in Glen Cove, lies a charming three acres of land known as Big Ralph Park.

While it may not boast the sprawling expanses of some of the city's larger parks, Big Ralph holds within its modest boundaries a treasure trove of history, community spirit, and natural beauty.

Named in honor of the esteemed Ralph Mastalio, a decorated war veteran and dedicated volunteer firefighter, Big Ralph stands as a testament to his unwavering commitment to service. Mastalio's valor in both World War I and World War II earned him the Bronze Star and Purple Heart, but it was his tireless dedication — and more than 30 years — to his community as a firefighter that truly left an indelible mark.

The park underwent a transformative renovation more than a decade ago, breathing new life into its storied grounds. The rejuvenation project, spearheaded by the Glen Cove Youth Roksana Amid/Herald Myrrah Cukro and Rani Sestoso pick flowers on a warm April day at Big Ralph Park, a Glen Cove hidden gem named in honor of a hero from two world wars, who later returned home to dedicate his life to saving others.

Bureau, saw the expansion of the community garden — a cherished sanctuary for greenthumbed enthusiasts.

A greenhouse now stands as a beacon of growth and sustainability, while a dignified flagpole proudly waves the colors of the nation Mastalio so bravely served.

Central to Big Ralph's allure is its thriving community garden, a verdant patchwork of perennials that dance in harmony with the changing seasons. Spearheaded in 2009 by the youth bureau’s After 3 program under the 21st Century Grant, the garden has blossomed into a vibrant hub of activity under the leadership of Spiro Tsirkas. The Glen Cove Youth Services and Recreation executive director recounts the garden's humble beginnings and its evolution into a flourishing vegetable haven — a testament to the community's unwavering dedication to nurturing both the land and their bonds with one another.

For first-time visitors like Myrrh Cukro and her family, the park is a revelation — a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Enthralled by

its quaint charm and palpable sense of community, Cukro expresses a desire to make Big Ralph Park a regular destination.

Her sentiments echo those of countless others who have found solace and joy within the park's welcoming embrace.

“We would definitely come back here again,” Myrrh says.“I think it's great. I wish I could buy a house around here and then we don't have to drive. Just walk here. The park is nice and quaint. We would definitely come back here again.”

One cannot overlook the park's newest addition — an emblematic rock bearing one of the original plaques honoring Mastalio, restored to its rightful place of prominence.

Such gestures serve as poignant reminders of the park's enduring legacy, and the community's steadfast appreciation for its history.

Janessa Sestoso, Mia Sestoso and Rani Sestoso spend quality family time together at Big Ralph Park, named for Ralph Mastalio, a decorated war veteran and dedicated volunteer firefighter.

Big Ralph Park is the perfect place for Janessa Sestoso and Mia Sestoso to practice their gymnastic dance routines.

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Confectionery:

A timeless icon

Once you walk in, you are treated as if you are part of their family.

By Roksana Amid

In the heart of Glen Cove’s downtown area stands a true testament to enduring charm and community spirit: Henry’s Confectionary.

For an impressive 95 years, this beloved establishment has been a beacon of nostalgia and comfort, beckoning locals and visitors alike with its classic soda-fountain look and inviting atmosphere.

Originally established in 1929 by the Wolke family, Henry’s has remained a steadfast presence in the community on Glen Street, weathering the tides of change and passing through the hands of dedicated owners.

Joseph Valensisi and Joseph Capobianco took the reins in 2000, continuing the tradition of hospitality that has defined Henry's for generations.

I don’t think you can get an egg cream anywhere else on Long Island,”Valensisi said.“And the seniors who come here are always shar-

Joseph Valensisi Henry's owner

ing stories about the history here.”

Step through the doors of Henry's, and you're instantly transported to a bygone era of 1950s-style luncheonettes, complete with cozy booths and a classic counter adorned with stools. But it's not just the retro ambiance that keeps patrons coming back — it's the homemade delights that await within.

Carol Nelson remembered the days when she and her friends would cheer on the Glen Cove High School basketball team and then head out to Henry’s Confectionery during the 1950s. Nelson said that because Henry’s stayed opened a little later than most stores and held an inviting atmosphere, nearly everyone in town would flock there to enjoy sodas, baked treats and music from the old jukebox in the corner.

“We all wanted to hang out there,” Nelson said. “If you look at the photos they have up there now, you’ll see just how crowded it used to be.”

From decadent ice cream to freshly baked muffins and artisanal chocolates, Henry's delights the senses with its delectable offerings, prepared with love and care just like they were back in the day.

But beyond the scrumptious fare and vintage decor lies the true essence of Henry's — its sense of community and family.

"I've seen generations come through the doors,”Valensisi says.

It's a place where grandparents bring their children, who then bring their own children, creating a tapestry of memories and connections woven through the fabric of Henry's history.

And the restaurant's legacy extends beyond its loyal patrons, having been immortalized on screen in popular television shows like "Oh, Canada," "Blue Bloods," and "The Blacklist."

In a world where businesses may come and go, Henry's stands as a beacon of stability and warmth, a place where time seems to stand still, and every visitor is treated like family.

“Once you walk in,” Valensisi says, “you are treated as if you are part of their family. ”

The savory aroma of home fries wafts through Henry’s Confectionary as Manuel Umanzor makes breakfast for one lucky customer.

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Lisa and Oliver Smith share many early lunches together at the historic restaurant on Glen Street that has operated for 95 years, and even been featured in shows like ‘The Blacklist’ and ‘Blue Bloods.’.

A museum that’s perfect for even

Alfred Hitchcock

By Roksana Amid

Step into the rich tapestry of history at the North Shore Historical Museum in Glen Cove, where every corner whispers tales of the past waiting to be discovered.

Step into the rich tapestry of history at the North Shore Historical Museum in Glen Cove, where every corner whispers tales of the past waiting to be discovered.

Nestled on Glen Street, this museum stands as a testament to time, housed within a magnificent building that once echoed with the gavel strikes of a courthouse and the solemn footsteps of law enforcement.

Built in 1907, its sturdy walls have witnessed the ebb and flow of a community's journey through the ages.

But this isn't just a repository of artifacts, it's a living, breathing chronicle of Glen Cove's vibrant past. As you wander through its halls, you'll stumble upon remnants of bygone eras — from the remnants of the North Shore’s bar to echoes of Stroppel’s restaurant.

Imagine yourself transported to 1917, amid the chaos of a flu epidemic, where

A rotary dial phone, frozen in time, is a relic of an era before touchscreens and wireless connections. With its nostalgic charm and tactile simplicity, the North Shore Historical Museum whispers stories of past conversations to those who pause to admire its historic allure.

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The North Shore Historical Museum features paintings by local artists who are inspired by the shores of the Long Island Sound. It’s a place that continues to draw visitors — and was even once loved by Alfred Hitchcock that he used it as a setting for one of his more famous films.

this very building served as a refuge for the ailing. Or picture the drama of a Hollywood set, as the iconic Alfred Hitchcock movie "North by Northwest" filmed its gripping trial scene within these very walls.

Yet, the museum's allure extends far beyond its storied past. Led by passionate volunteers, it pulsates with energy, offering a plethora of engaging programs and exhibits that beckon curious minds of all ages.

“We do lectures, exhibits, concerts, not just to preserve local history,” says museum executive director Amy Driscoll.“But make it accessible to people in ways that maybe they didn't realize it before. It's our view that when someone feels a connection to local history, it makes them a better community member.”

From captivating lectures to toe-tapping concerts, there's something for everyone to savor. Step into the shoes of a courtroom protagonist in their riveting mock trial program. Or lose yourself in the whimsical exhibits that delve into the quirks of local lore, like the legendary Butch the dog who rode the rails of the Oyster Bay line of Long Island Rail Road during World War II.

But perhaps the true magic lies in the museum's ability to weave connections between

past and present, transforming dusty relics into vibrant stories that resonate with visitors.

It's a place where the past comes alive. Where every artifact holds a treasure trove of memories waiting to be unearthed.

“We have a range of exhibits that can attract young children up to seniors,” says volunteer Eve Lupenko.“This is a place that's not as well-known to people. But once they walk through that door, they’re surprised.”

Amy Driscoll, the director of North Shore Historical Museum, joined Glen Cove city historian David Nieri to conduct research and provide guided tours of the landmark.

A crowd at the North Shore Historical Museum eagerly listens to a discussion about shipwrecks. It’s one of many exhibits featured at the Glen Cove cultural hotspot.

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

First Presbyterian Church

7 North Lane (516) 671-0258

North Shore Sheltering Program

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

and

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 Street (516) 676-5080

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North Country Reform Temple 86 Crescent Beach Road (516) 671-4760

NCRT.org

Temple

Gurdwara Mata Sahib Kaur 100 Lattingtown Road (516) 609-3333

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his mom Victoria Bader celebrated Purim at Congregation Tiferith Israel.

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ELECTED OFFICIALS

Glen Cove City CounCil

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

Governor Kathy Hochul (D) State Capitol Building Albany, N.Y. 12224 (518) 474-8390

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

N.Y. 12236 (518) 474-4044

Michael Ktistakis Councilman mktistakis@glencoveny.gov

John Zozzaro Councilman jzozzaro@glencoveny.gov

Nassau County District Attorney

Anne Donnelly (R) 262 Old Country Road, Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-3800

Nassau County Comptroller

Elaine Phillips (R) 240 Old Country Road Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-2386 NCComptroller@ NassauCountyNY.gov

State

State Assembly - 13th District Charles D. Lavine (D) 1 School Street, Suite 303-B Glen Cove, N.Y. 11542 (516) 676-0050 Albany Office, LOB 713 Albany, N.Y. 12248 (518) 455-5456

United States Senator Charles E. Schumer (D) 737 3rd Ave., Suite 1702 New York, N.Y. 10017 (212) 486-4430

United States Senate

(202) 224-6542

United States Senator

Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D)

780 3rd Ave. Suite 2601 New York, NY 10017 (212) 688-6262

United States Senate 478 Russell Building Washington D.C. 20510 (202) 224-4451

(D)

@NewBikiniBrow

Corina Cruz

50 Glen St., Suite 106 (516) 494-9780

GLEN COVE Chamber of Commerce

3 Dimensional Wealth Advisory

Matthew Rendell

168 Forest Ave., Suite 101 Locust Valley 11560 (646) 779-8486

3DWealthAdvisory.com

A.F Kaufman Inc.

Claude Wieman

50 Dickson St. (516) 676-8330

AFSupply.com

AC Cleaning Services

Ana Trigoso P.O. Box 206 (516) 669-4949

Adrienne Daley Photography

Adrienne Daley

25 Kirkwood Drive (516) 380-4876

DaleyPortraits.com

Advantage Care Health Centers

Theresa Pergola

189 Wheatley Road Brookville 11545 (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. 374

AllIslandDermatology.com

Allied Maker

Ryden Rizzo 108 Glen Cove Ave., Suite 3 (516) 200-9145

AlliedMaker.com

Allstate Insurance Agency

Celeste P. Gullo

60 Glen Head Road Glen Head 11545 (516) 658-1301

CelesteGullo.com

Amaryllis Promotions

Arlene B. Marks

121 Landing Road, Suite B (516) 944-5472

AmaryllisPromotions.biz

American Community Bank

300 Glen St. (516) 609-2900

ACBAlways.com

Ampere Business Services Inc.

Michael McGowan 626 RXR Plaza West Tower 6 Uniondale 11556 (516) 900-3365

AmpereBusinessService.com

Anton Community Newspapers

Iris Picone 132 E. Second St. Mineola 11501 (516) 403-5182

AntonMediaGroup.com

Arborland tree Care & Landscaping Corp.

Gerald Aparicio (516) 918-9719

Facebook.com/Arborlandtree-Care-LandscapingCorp-100256329360160

ArtCut Creations

Jhon Hurtado

9 Ford St. (917) 327-1713

ArtCutCreations.com

Assisted Living Locators Long Island Michael McClernon

42 Prospect Ave. (516) 254-9481

AssistedLivingLocatorsLongIsland.com

Atria Glen Cove Senior Living

Judith Rivera

146 Glen St. Office: (516) 671-7008 Cell: (516) 242-0165

AtriaSeniorLiving.com/retirementcommunities/atria-glen-cove-glencove-ny/

Baker Air, Inc. - Heating & AC

1 School House Hill Road

Glenwood Landing 11547 (516) 650-0622

BakerAir.com

Ballroom Legacy Dance Studio

Veronika Simeonova & Alexander Kostic

185 Glen Cove Ave., Suite A Sea Cliff 11579 (516) 609-3269

BallroomLegacy.com

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 11576 (646) 541-2300

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

Laffey International Realty

Mary Stanco

50 School St., Suite 2 (516) 351-6336

Facebook.com/mary.stanco

Bethpage Federal

Credit Union

Christian Noboa 111 School St. (516) 740-0678

LoveBethpage.com

Better Water

Jeannie Riccardo

61 Glen Head Road

Glen Head 11545 (516) 801-0191

BetterWaterNY.com

Big Valley Nursery and Garden Center

Carmine Capobianco 532 Cedar Swamp Road

Glen Head 11545 (516) 671-3262

BigValleyNursery.com

Blossom Day Spa & Nails

Donna Diaz 17 Glen St. (516) 277-1488

BlossomDaySpaNails.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 11579 (917) 744-3961

BranchReg.com

Brinkmann's Frank Carlick

77 Forest Ave. (516) 676-3300

BrinkmannHardware.com

Courtesy Oak & Vine

Sous chef Oliver Philippe Francois prepares salmon for hungry customers at Oak & Vine.

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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 Glen Head 11545 (516) 671-5440

BrookvilleCC.com

Bryan Finger State Farm Agency

Bryan Finger

80 Glen Head Road, Suite 1

Glen Head 11545 (516) 609-5027

BryanFingerInsurance.com

Burger Boys Bar & Grill

Raul Pacheco

70 Landing Road (516) 723-9710

BurgerBoysBarAndGrill.com

C. A. M. Associates

Nicholas DiLeo Jr.

58 School St. (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

Carla's SkinCare Studio

Carla Silva

50 Glen St., Suite 109 (516) 503-3769

CarlasSkinCareStudio.com

Casey's Cleaning

Noah Charles 31 Brewster St., Apt 235 (516) 309-6635

CaseysCleaning.com

CEC Health Care

Michael DeGeorges 113 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 622.8888

CharlesEvansCenter.org

Chamber Culinary Committee

Jennifer Malvino (516) 350-1267

Charles E. Parisi P.C

Attorney at Law

Charles Parisi

58 School St., Suite 201 (516) 277-2600

CharlesEParisi.com

Chiariello & Chiariello Esq.

Gerald Chiariello

147 Glen St. (516) 801-8100

Chiariello.com

Clarita Ortega Tax Accounting Advisory Services

Clarita Ortega 450 Sunrise Highway

Rockville Centre 11570 (516) 301-0328

ClaritaOrtega.com

Coco Confections and Coffee

Terrence Kenniff

365 Glen Cove

Sea Cliff 11579 (516) 277-2657

Coco-LI.com

Compass Real Estate

Ted Kritikos

485 Underhill Blvd., Suite 200

Syosset 11791 (516) 322-5424

TedKRealEstate.com

Congregation Tifereth Israel

Rabbi Irwin Hubermam

40 Hill St. (516) 676-5080

CTIOnline.org

Constantino's Nursery

Angelo Constantino

36 Forest Ave. (516) 671-6064

Continental Tax Planners

Joseph Lentini

167 Forest Ave. Locust Valley 11560 (516) 671-3344

ConTaxPlan.com

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 Realty

Michael Tucker

240 Glen Head Road

Glen Head 11545 (516) 674-2000

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 Road., Suite 1 (516) 768-1000

DestinyInternationalRealty.com

DFS Communications

Danielle Fugazy Scagliola 15 Glen St., Suite 202 (516) 801-8140

Donna M. McNaughton, Esq. P.C.

Donna McNaughton

108 Forest Ave.

Locust Valley 11560 (516) 376-9578

Douglas Elliman Real Estate

LaRue Nalewajko

71 Forest Ave.

Locust Valley 11560 (516) 759-0400

Elliman.com

Douglas Elliman Real Estate

Luz Hurtado

998 Old Country Road, Suite A Plainview 11803 (917) 327-1713

Elliman.com/luzhurtado

Dox Notary Public

Tammy Nesmith

67 Seaman Road (516) 407-0370

Dr. Eve Lupenko/Greenberg

Cosmetic Surgery & Dermatology

Eve Lupenko 160 Crossways Park Drive Woodbury 11797 (516) 364-4200

VillageDermatologyAndSkinRejuvenation.com

Dr. Stacie Locascio, D.C., BCN

BrainCore Neurofeedback

Dr. Stacie Locascio

480 Forest Ave.

Locust Valley 11560 (516) 903-4599

Dr-Stacie.com

Eastern Audiology Resources, Ltd.

Susan Hamilton

70 Glen St., Suite 100 (516) 674-9300

EasternAudiology.com

El Tazumal Restaurant

Edward Villatoro 6 Glen St. (516) 674-9465

ElTazumal.com

Ellenoff Grossman & Schole, LLP

Amanda Fugazy 1345 Sixth Ave. Manhattan 10105 (516) 801-8139

EGSLLP.com

Embrace Home Loans

Carlos Santana 53 The Promenade Glen Head 11545 (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

Glen Head 11545 (516) 900-7646

EmpireCareClinic.com

Encore Luxury Living

Kerri Winans Kaley 300 Jericho Turnpike Jericho 11753 (516) 802-7140

EncoreLuxuryLiving.com

Eqwipt Glass & Mirrors Juan Contreras 34 Morris Ave. (516) 732-5583

Eqwipt.com

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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 Place (516) 567-4207

FictitiousBookshelf.com

Filthbomb Breaks

Stephen Abbondandolo 116 Glen St. (516) 660-1520

FilthbombBreaks.com

First Central Savings Bank

Patricia Fulton-Lawrence 70 Glen St. (516) 395-2372

FirstCentralSavings.com

First Presbyterian Church of Glen Cove

Lana Hurst

7 North Lane (516) 671-0258

FPCGlenCove.org

Fox Pest Control

LaTessa Jacobs

66 S. Second St., Unit D Bay Shore 11706 (631) 458-5003

Fox-Pest.com/long-island-ny/service-area/city-of-glen-cove/

Friends Academy

Ann Tidona

270 Duck Pond Road

Locust Valley 11560 (516) 676-0393

FA.org

Friends of Garvies Point Museum

Veronica Natale

50 Barry Drive (516) 571-8010

GarviesPointMuseum.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 Consulting LLC

d/b/a Never Stop Moving 365

Roslyn George Blessing

9 Northfield Road (516) 462-2040

NeverStopMoving365.com

Geras Cakes Coffee Shop Inc.

Veronica Riquelme

82 School St. (917) 854-6606

Baker/Herald

Joseph Albert and Cathie Biano from Sunrise Senior Living prepare savory watermelon for guests to enjoy at the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce's Culinary Delights event.

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) 671-9010

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 Diner

Bryon Voutsinas 187 Glen St. (516) 676-1400

GlenCoveDiner.com

Glen Cove Downtown BID

Jill Nossa

30A Glen St., Suite 200 (516) 759-6970

GlenCoveDowntown.org

Glen Cove Herald

Rhonda Glickman 2 Endo Blvd., Garden City 11530 (516) 569-4000, Ext. 250

LIHerald.com

Glen Cove HospitalNorthwell Health

Sara Testa

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 Massage

John Robinson

56 School St. (516) 636-9532

GlenCoveMassage. com

Glen Cove PBA

Ryan Nardone P.O. 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 Cove Yoga

Amy Garvey

50 Glen St., Door 3 (516) 241-8149

GlenCoveYoga.com

Glen Floors

Carol Nelson 30 Glen St. (516) 671-3737

GlenFloors.com

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GLEN COVE Chamber of Commerce

All businesses are in GLEN COVE, NY 11545 unless noted

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Glengariff Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center

Kristen LaMere

141 Dosoris Lane (516) 672-3084

GlengariffRehab.com

Glenn Optics LLC

Margaret Wackstein

26 Glen St. (516) 674-4063

GlennOptics.com

Gold Coast Business Association

Steve Warshaw P.O. Box 25

Glen Head 11545 (917) 733-4696

GoldCoastBusinessAssociation.com

Gold Coast Mailroom

Kishore Hemrajani

5 Brewster St. (516) 759-0000

GoldCoastMailroom.com

Grader Contracting

Louise Cirina 114 Forest Ave., Unit 2 (516) 7612656

GraderContracting.com

Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club

Tara Butler

135 Forest Ave. Locust Valley 11560 (516) 759-5437

GBBGC.org

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

Hecht, Kleeger & Damashek, P.C.

Jordan Hecht 19 West 44th St., Suite 1500 Manhattan 10036 (212) 490-5700

Lawyer1.com

Hello Beautiful

Danielle Mazza

254 Glen St. (516) 710-3950

HelloBeautifulCorp.com

Hibu/Michelle Zeitlin

Michelle Zeitlin

Cedar Lane

Glen Head 11545 (516) 647-4633

Hibu.com

Higher Elevation LLC. - Licensed & Insured Home Inspectors

Rob Byrne, CPI Massapequa 11758 (516) 509-9091

HigherElevationLLC.com

Honeys Bistro

Patrick OHalloran 6 RailRd Ave.

Glen Head 11545 (516) 424-9957

Honeys-Bistro.com

Hooked & Battered at

Morgan Memorial Park

John DeJesus

Germaine St. (516) 234-9420

Facebook.com/musketacove

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 11709 (516) 922-0692

ImageKrafters.com

Individual George Maragos

27 Tappanwood Drive (516) 660-8632

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

Jack of All Fades Barbershop

Nathan Yakubov

70 Forest Ave., Ste 1-B (516) 200-5137

BarbershopGlenCove.com

Jazz Hands Children's Theatre

Christopher Moll 3 Eldridge Place (310) 490-4102

JazzHandsChildrensTheatre.com

Jing's Mortgage Team

Hamilton Lao

123 Glenwood Road, Box 885

Glenwood Landing 11547 (347) 248-3429

John Perrone State Farm

Insurance Agency

John Perrone

1644 Hillside Ave.

New Hyde Park 11542 (516) 502-0540

SFAgentJohn.com

Johnson & Johnson

Dr. Donna Febres (516) 965-4820

linkedin.com/in/donna-febres-60557811/

Judith Rivera (917) 371-3615

Julie Bello

157 Main St.

Cold Spring Harbor 11724 (401) 632-9149

Kabab Fusion

Zee Ali

70 Forest Ave. (516) 880-2819

Facebook.com/kababfusionofficial

Kislay Shah CPA PC

Mr. Kislay Shah 15 Glen St., Suite 304 (646) 328-1326

ShahCPAUS.com

Kumon Math & Reading Center of Glen Cove

Neelam Chadha

70 Forest Ave.,Suite 2A (516) 588-1770

glencove_ny@ikumon.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

La Placita

Salvador Diaz

210 Glen St. (516) 200-5777

La Salle, La Salle & Dwyer PC

Janice Vera

309 Sea Cliff Ave.

Sea Cliff 11579 (516) 492-3636

LanaLlama.com

Caty Salgado 12 Leonard St. (516) 669-6417

LanaLlama.com

Landmark Realtors Inc.

Gabor Karsai 1 Garvies Point Road (516) 359-8028

Landmark.homestead.com

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) 375-1282

LevelUpGlenCove.com

Lifeguard LI Steven Grella 15 Glen St., Suite 206 (516) 405-0676

LifeguardLI.com

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

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London Jewelers

GLEN COVE Chamber of Commerce

Mark Udell/Felice Gruenhut

28 School St. (516) 671-3154

LondonJewelers.com

Maida International

Gerald Maida

7A Oyster Bay Road

Locust Valley 11560 (516) 676-3079

MaidaIntl.com

Masonry Company

Ralph D'Alessandro 30 Knoll Lane Glen Head 11545-1328 (516) 671-9530

RalphTheMason.com

Mathnasium Kinza Siddiqui 86 School St. (516) 455-1665

Mathnasium.com/glencove

Maxine Cappel-Mayreis DC, DACSChiropractor

Maxine Cappel-Mayreis 480 Forest Ave. Locust Valley 11560 (516) 759-7702

DoctorMax.net

me3creative

Diane Dobler

41 Dosoris Way (917) 882-5316

Me3Creative.com

Media CommentatorFentanyl Epidemic

Robert G. Kanter

300 Herb Hill Road (917) 856-5454

youtube.complaylist?list=PLvmNkz3 aklFMlzTr_g-y-tZrcScqg7pYD

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 11753 (516) 942-0300

Michelle Ng LLC

Michelle Ng

19 Lamarcus Ave. (781) 346-3006

HiMichelleNg.com

Mil-Spec Industries

August Kim

42 Herb Hill Road (516) 625-5787

Mill Neck Family of Organizations

40 Frost Mill Road

Mill Neck 11765 (516) 628-4241

MillNeck.org

Roni Chastain/Herald

Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce president Maxine Cappel Mayreis and community liaison Mary Stanco join Matt Nartowicz for an elegant evening of dinner, dancing and raffles at the Metropolitan Caterers to celebrate its 100th anniversary.

Minuteman Press

Alan Goldberg

63-1/2 Glen St. (516) 676-7718

GlenCove.Minutemanpress.com

Monarch Acupuncture PLLC

Francisco Medrano

333 Glen Head Road, Suite 70

Old Brookville 11545 (516) 801-0097

MonarchAcupunctureLI.com

Morgan's Delicatessen

Louis Lopez

29 Carpenter St. (516) 767-3253

Facebook/morgansdelicatessen

Mr. Flavors Ice Cream Truck Leon Williams (720) 291-1176

Mr. Squeegee

221 N. Chestnut St. Massapequa 11758 (347) 400-2700

Naz's Halal Food

Nicholas Paige 210 Glen St. (631) 888-4857

NazsHalal.com

NEFCU

Khary Pitt 90 Northern Blvd. Greenvale 11548 (516) 561-0030, Ext. 4601

MyNEFCU.org

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 11579 (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 11548 (516) 535-0900

Greenvale.OrangeTheoryFitness.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

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Paramount Pest Management Inc.

Aaron Klein

2 Maple Place Glen Head 11545 (516) 362-2005

ParamountIPM.com

Paul Nagel, CPA

Paul Nagel

13 Deasy Lane (516) 759-2930

PNagelCPA.com

Paul Roman Agency Inc.

Paul Roman

39 Glen St., Suite 1 (516) 582-1375

InsuredByPaul.com

Paychex

Jackie Gutierrez

5 Dakota Drive New Hyde Park 11042 (516) 787-1139

Peoples United Bank

Robert E. Donovan

300 Wheatley Plaza Greenvale 11548 (516) 661-4550

Peoples.com

Peter M. Budraitis

Photography

Peter Butraitis

5 Dosoris Way (516) 850-4951

PMBPhoto.com

Peter Peebles, Illustration, Fine Art, & Portraits

Peter Peebles One Laurel Ave. (516) 698-7278

Phountain Water Filtration

Philip Abramovitz (917) 331-3763

Phountain.com

Poiema Wellness

Sonya Lowe 16 Carolina Ave. Hempstead 11550 (917) 362-7088

PoiemaWellness.com

Pure Mammography

Felicia Kasow 630 Old Country Road Garden City 11530 (631) 649-5589

PureMammo.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 P.O. Box 530

Old Bethpage 11804 (631) 293-6210

Reduce Home Falls Inc.

Diana Kraupner

19 Salem Way

Glen Head 11545 (516) 721-0631

RGD Marketing

Roy DiMarco (516) 780-6200, Ext. 100

RGDMarketing.com

Richner Printing and Mailing Services

Michael Karff 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City 11530 (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.

34 Harbor Way

Sea Cliff 11579 (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 PLLC

Katherine Serrano Sosa Virtual Office (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 11709 (516) 855-5540

SAEMfg.com

Safe Harbor Glen Cove

Mark Friel

128 Shore Road (516) 671-5563 BYY.com

Sands Point Center 1440 Port Washington Blvd. Port Washington 11569 (516) 306-0116 (516) 7199-400

SandsPointRehab.com

Schooley Mitchell

Kate Lumetta

125 E. Broadway

Roslyn 11576 (516) 266-6093

SchooleyMitchell.com/klumetta

SCO Family Services

Emma Flahive 1 Alexander Place. (516) 666-0469

SCO.org

Scuba Network

Martha Katz

204 Glen Cove Road

Carle Place 11514 (516) 997-4864

ScubaLongIsland.com

Sea Cliff Manor

Nick Pellegrini

395 Prospect Ave.

Sea Cliff 11579 (516) 671-0200

SeaCliffManor.com

Seaview Adjusting Group Inc

Johny Martinez

28 E. Park Ave.

Long Beach 11561 (516) 790-4377

SeaviewAdjusting.com

Seniors First NY, Inc.

Carolyn Marks 47 Harwood Drive E. (516) 570-0675

SeniorsFirstInsurance.com

Shelter Rock Wealth Management LLC

Matthew Brenner 404 Glen Cove Ave., Suite 100

Sea Cliff 11579 (516) 921-1445

LPL.com

Ship To Shore Detailing

Kenny Neice

29 9th Ave.

Sea Cliff 11579 (516) 996-0172

LongIslandBoatCleaning.com

Sid Jacobson JCC Adam Grundfast

300 Forest Drive Greenvale 11548 (516) 484-1545

SJJCC.org

Sid's All American

80 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 200-9071

SidsAllAmerican.com

Sound Designs

New York Inc.

Joe Ferrara 4 Alvin St. (516) 946-6726

SoundDesignsNY.com

Soundflower

Cleaning Corp.

María G. Rivas 4 Godfrey Ave. Bayville 11709 (516) 451-1449

St. Rocco's Panetteria Lisa Sacchetta 4 St. Rocco Place (516) 427-5333

Staples Rob Pelliccia 71 school St. (516) 609-8001

Staples.com

Stevenson Printing Cindy Kudler 16 Forest Ave. (516) 676-1233

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Sunation Energy

Steven 171 Remington Blvd.

Ronkonkoma 11779 (516) 297-6933

Sunation.com

Sunrise Senior Living at Glen Cove

Pam Kiperman

39 Forest Ave. (516) 656-0575

SunriseSeniorLiving.com

Sunshine Accessories Authorize T-Mobile Reseller

Jay Singh 116 South St.

Oyster Bay 11771 (516) 660-5649

T&D Towing Corp.

Anthony Douso 162 Sea Cliff Ave. (516) 671-8810

AutoMD.com

Tab Hauser Photo

Tab Hauser 16 Whitney Circle (516) 456-4571

TabHauser.com

Tava Indian Cuisine

Kam Singh

61 Glen St. (516) 227-1684

TavaCuisine.com

TD Bank

Danielle Chamoff

319 Glen Head Road Old Brookville 11545 (516) 571-2808

TD.com

The Downtown Cafe

Shawn Scoyni 4 School St. (516) 759-2233

DowntownCafeAndPizza.com

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 Med Station

Ernie Feliciano 480 Forest Ave., Suite 403 Locust Valley 11560 (516) 759-5406

TheMedStationPC.com

The Metropolitan Rajeev Maini 3 Pratt Blvd. (516) 671-4444

MetropolitanCaterers.com

The Regency at Glen Cove

Assisted Living

Mitch Chodes 94 School St. (516) 674-3007

TheRegencyAtGlenCove.com

Courtesy Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce

The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce provides an annual scholarship to a local student, the Dr. Glenn Howard Jr. Scholarship, to a deserving high school senior.

The Salt Grill

Nelly

75 Cedar Swamp Rd (516) 209902

thesaltgrill.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 Rd Greenvale NY 11548 (516) 671-4337

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The Waterfront Center

Jame Krauter thewaterfrontcenter.org

The WaterFront Center

George Ellis 1 Westend Ave. Oyster Bay NY 11771 (516) 922-7245 thewaterfrontcenter.org

Tiegerman

Cynthia Romito

100 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 609-2000 ext.312 tiegerman.org

Tocolo Cantina

Lloyd Rosenman 120 Village Sq (917) 806-7999 tocolocantina.com

Tranquil Heart

Nick Carbuto 4 Grissom D. Clifton Park NY 12065 (516) 313-8276

Tropical Smoothie Cafe

Laura Jankowski

100 Village Sq., Suite 140 (516) 893-1703 tropicalsmoothiecafe.com

Umbertos of Glen Cove

Giovanni Corteo

246 Glen St. (516) 399-2255

Umbertosonline.com

Up In Smoke Headshop

Shane Cullen

70 Forest Ave., Ste A1C (929) 330-3222

U.S. Army

SFC Luis Gamarra 1704 Pitkin Ave.

Brooklyn 11212 (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 11545 (516) 723-9463

VictoryRestorationAndCleaning.com

Village Square Pharmacy

Yury Arabov

100 Village Square, Suite 130 (516) 201-2820

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 11590 (516) 333-0830

WestburyFlorist.com

Wheatle Welsh Marketing & Consulting

Donovan Welsh (516) 509-2034

Wonder Walls Glen Cove

Nicole Awad 77 Woolsey Ave. (917) 974-9361

WonderWallsGlenCove.com

Worth Repeating Boutique Consignment

Betsy Gibbs 8 Rail Road Ave.

Glen Head 11545 (516) 759-5726

WorthRepeatingGH.com

YMCA at Glen Cove

Peter Foster 125 Dosoris Lane (516) 671-8270

YMCALI.org

Point Museum & Preserve is

SUMMER DAY CAMPS

Rocks, minerals and fossils of Long Island and NYS, archaeology of prehistoric Long Island plus Special Seashells... Nature’s Inspired Design, Art of the Zuni Fetish is on exhibit now!

Located in 62-acre nature preserve with 5 miles of trails including woods, meadow, 2 ponds and 2,000 ft. natural rocky beach along Hempstead Harbor.

Tuesdays-Thursdays, July 9th - August 22nd

SATURDAY PROGRAMS July - August GARVIES POINT MUSEUM DAY Saturday, August 5th 10:00am-4:00pm FOR AGES 5-7 & 8-10