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Fire rips through Glen Cove Hospital in Nassau County, Long Island NY, damaging emergency room
GLEN COVE, New York (WABC) -- Officials are investigating the cause of a fire that ripped through part of a hospital on Long Island on Saturday morning. The fire broke out just after 11 a.m. at the Glen Cove Hospital on Saint Andrew's Lane in Nassau County. According to Assistant Chief Fire Marshal James Hickman, responding firefighters arrived and discovered the fire in the roof area of the hospital building. The fire was put under control about an hour later.
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LI-Kick, Long Island's premier co-ed adult social sports organization, made a notable appearance at this year's Sport & Social Industry Association (SSIA) Annual Conference, garnering significant recognition for its contributions to the sports and social industry. — The highlight of the event was the awarding of the Industry Impact Award to LI-Kick's owner, Sal Farruggia, a testament to his and the organization's influential role in the sports community.
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In a bold move to foster community spirit and integration, LI-Kick, Long Island's premier social sports league, has announced the launch of "New in Town" initiative, aimed at welcoming individuals new to the area. — This spring, LI-Kick is offering a unique opportunity for newcomers to immerse themselves in the vibrant social scene of Long Island by participating in its diverse range of social sports leagues, free of charge.
International Business Times
Founded on the principles of inclusivity and community, LI-Kick offers a diverse range of sports activities where fun and friendship are the main goals. — LI-Kick, Long Island's premier provider of co-ed adult social sports, is setting the standard for recreational and competitive platforms designed to foster social connections and fun for adults in the region. Sal Farruggia, the passionate owner of LI-Kick, expressed, “Our vision is to create more than just a sports league.
Recycling Center Near Me Announce Update to its Website to Help More People Conveniently Find Recycling Centers
Glen Cove, New York – Recycling Center Near Me, a website designed to assist consumers and businesses in locating recycling facilities in their area, is excited to announce a recent update to its website to include a searchable recycling directory that lists recycling centers in all 50 US states as well as which items are […] Glen Cove, New York - January 16, 2024 — Recycling Center Near Me, a website designed to assist consumers and businesses in locating recycling facilities in their area,...
Megerian Rugs & Carpet Cleaning Celebrates a Century of Offering Traditional Rug and Carpet Care
Glen Cove, New York – Megerian Rugs & Carpet Cleaning, a world-renowned rug repair and rug and carpet cleaning company in Glen Cove, NY, is thrilled to announce the celebration of providing 100 years of traditional rug and carpet cleaning, repair, restoration, and protection to the Long Island community.
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Elegant Affairs (516-271-1619) has announced an update to its off-premise catering services, now offering customized menus featuring a wide range of seasonal local cuisine for weddings and corporate events in The Hamptons. Glen Cove, United States - June 14, 2023 — The updated menu planning and off-premise catering services introduce New Yorkers to fresh, flavorful, and distinctive seasonal cuisine featuring passed hors d'oeuvres, appetizers, interactive food stations, entrees, and desserts.
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Private event planning and catering company, Elegant Affairs, has updated its convenient off-premise catering for all events in Long Island and other areas. Glen Cove, United States - May 25, 2023 — Elegant Affairs has expanded its residential and corporate catering services to meet the needs of a growing market in Manhattan, New York City, and Long Island. As a full-service catering company, Elegant Affairs makes entertaining at home and hosting private events trendy, stylish, and convenient.
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Upscale New York catering company Elegant Affairs (332-239-5924) recently expanded its social, corporate, and non-profit private event catering services. Glen Cove, United States - April 3, 2023 — With the expansion, individuals and groups in Manhattan, NYC, Long Island, and the Hamptons now have access to full-service off-premise catering services.
SPS from NWS OKX
National Weather Service Raw Text Product Displaying AFOS PIL: SPSOKX Received: 2022-09-22 12:08 UTC Previous in Time Latest Product Next in Time View All KOKX Products for 22 Sep 2022 View As Image Download As Text Bulk Download PIL: Start UTC Date @0z: 213 WWUS81 KOKX 221208 SPSOKX Special Weather Statement National Weather Service New York NY 808 AM EDT Thu Sep 22 2022 NYZ075-176>179-221300- Northern Queens NY-Southern Queens NY-Northern Nassau NY- Kings (Brooklyn) NY-Southern Nassau NY-...
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LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) OFFERING DAILY PAY!! Looking for a full time talented and motivated Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to join our dynamic team. The position is within a Skilled Nursing facility. Candidate should possess passion for geriatric population, must contain a license in the state of TN, be able to evaluate and treat independently without direct supervision, and posses the desire to perform functional therapeutic activities to assist residents improve in their experience.
SPS from NWS OKX
National Weather Service Raw Text Product Displaying AFOS PIL: SPSOKX Received: 2022-05-28 17:28 UTC 832 WWUS81 KOKX 281728 SPSOKX Special Weather Statement National Weather Service New York NY 128 PM EDT Sat May 28 2022 NYZ078-080-177-179-281830- Southwest Suffolk NY-Northwest Suffolk NY-Northern Nassau NY- Southern Nassau NY- 128 PM EDT Sat May 28 2022 ...Strong thunderstorms will impact portions of western Suffolk and Nassau Counties through 230 PM EDT...
Garvies Point: A Revitalized Residential & Retail Experience
An outdoor space that invites visitors to the waterfront and features a fusion of landscapes, textures, materials, and forms. Challenge: Garvies Point is a mixed-use community on Hempstead Harbor in Glen Cove, Long Island. The development features LEED-certified residential buildings, restored wetlands, an ecology pier, marinas, ferry service to Manhattan, and 28 acres of public outdoor space.
P173 IMPROVING ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE THROUGH TELEMEDICINE IN AN UNDERSERVED ASTHMA POPULATION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Our pediatric pulmonology clinic caters to an underserved community (mostly African-American and Hispanic patients) with barriers to healthcare - such as transportation, poor literacy and language - which contribute to a baseline median “no-show” rate of 33% (January 2019 to March 2020). During the COVID-19 pandemic, families fearful of contracting the virus, missed or canceled in-person visits. Despite improved access via telemedicine patients continued to miss scheduled appointments.
Flash flood warning for Brown, Callahan, Coleman counties until 11:15 a.m.
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN SAN ANGELO HAS ISSUED A * FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR... NORTHWESTERN BROWN COUNTY IN WEST CENTRAL TEXAS... SOUTHERN CALLAHAN COUNTY IN WEST CENTRAL TEXAS... NORTHERN COLEMAN COUNTY IN WEST CENTRAL TEXAS... * UNTIL 1115 AM CDT. * AT 811 AM CDT, DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED THUNDERSTORMS PRODUCING HEAVY RAIN ACROSS THE WARNED AREA. BETWEEN 1 AND 3 INCHES OF RAIN HAVE FALLEN. FLASH FLOODING IS ONGOING OR EXPECTED TO BEGIN SHORTLY. HAZARD...LIFE THREATENING FLASH FLOODING.
Flood Advisory Issued This Afternoon
As of 3:00 pm Monday, part of Brown County and other neighboring counties had been placed in a Flood Advisory. The National Weather Service in San Angelo issued the following statement: The National Weather Service in San Angelo has issued a * Arroyo and Small Stream Flood Advisory for... Southwestern Brown County in west central Texas... Callahan County in west central Texas... Coleman County in west central Texas... Shackelford County in west central Texas...
NOAA's National Weather Service
000 WWUS81 KAKQ 112217 SPSAKQ SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WAKEFIELD VA 617 PM EDT FRI JUN 11 2021 NCZ015>017-032-102-112300- EASTERN CURRITUCK-PASQUOTANK-CAMDEN-PERQUIMANS-WESTERN CURRITUCK- 617 PM EDT FRI JUN 11 2021 ...A LINE OF STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WILL AFFECT SOUTHEASTERN CAMDEN... PASQUOTANK...SOUTHERN PERQUIMANS AND SOUTHEASTERN CURRITUCK COUNTIES...
Post-Discharge Thromboembolic Outcomes and Mortality of Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients: The CORE-19 Registry
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Glen Cove voters reject $78M bond proposals to finance school building repairs
For the second time this year, Glen Cove voters have rejected multimillion-dollar bond proposals to fund repairs to the district’s six schools. Residents voted down two propositions Tuesday that would have approved $78 million in bonds to cover upgrades to the heating and air-conditioning systems and other critical infrastructure repairs, Glen Cove School District Superintendent Maria Rianna said in a statement.
Glen Cove council sets emergency session after tabling vote on proposed 2020 budget
The Glen Cove City Council will hold an emergency session next week to vote on a proposed $60 million budget for 2020 after tabling a vote at a contentious meeting Tuesday. A public hearing was held to discuss the spending plan, which was assembled largely without the help of Controller Sandra Clarson.
Joseph S. Saladino, Supervisor, Town of Oyster Bay
REPUBLICAN Saladino, 58, is running on the Republican, Conservative, Independence and Tax Revolt party lines. He’s seeking a two-year term after he was appointed supervisor in January 2017. ISSUES: Saladino said he’s helped steer an “economic restoration” in the town and has cut taxes while eliminating the town’s operating deficit.
Ned Newhouse, Council Member, Town of Oyster Bay
Democratic Newhouse, 60, is running on the Democratic and Working Families lines. He is seeking his first four-year term as an Oyster Bay Town Council member. ISSUES: Newhouse said he’d tackle fixing the roads by having all roads assessed and prioritized for repairs. He also would explore using the town workforce to make repairs instead of using contractors. He said the town needs to reduce its debt and officials should be transparent about the town’s fiscal health.
Melissa Ann McCardle, Council Member, Town of Oyster Bay
DEMOCRATIC McCardle, 45, is running on the Democratic and Working Families party lines. She is seeking her first four-year term as a council member. ISSUES: McCardle said she would focus on fixing the town’s finances by eliminating wasteful spending, reducing the debt and closely monitoring how money is spent. She said she’d push to fix roads and would consider creating a way to let residents upload their complaints about potholes and other needed repairs to a website monitore by town employees.
Steven L. Labriola, Council Member, Town of Oyster Bay
Republican Labriola, 57, is running on the Republican, Conservative, Independence and Tax Revolt lines. He’s seeking a four-year term after he was appointed to the town board in February to fill a vacancy. ISSUES: Labriola cited the current administration’s commitment to not raising taxes and pointed to the proposed 2020 budget, which would keep taxes flat.
Erin Guida, Council Member, Town of Oyster Bay
DEMOCRATIC Guida, 39, is running on the Working Families Party line. She is seeking her first four-year term as a council member. ISSUES: Guida said she’d work to correct the “fiscal mismanagement” in the town and sees a need to improve the town’s procurement process. She’ll invest in infrastructure and focus on alleviating parking issues in Oyster Bay.
James Altadonna Jr., Supervisor, Town of Oyster Bay
REPUBLICAN Altadonna, 59, is running on the Democratic and Working Families party lines. He’s seeking a two-year term after serving as town clerk since 2013. ISSUES: Altadonna said the town must become more fiscally stable. He would focus on reducing the debt and bringing on a finance director with restructuring experience. He would repair the roads and use the town’s workforce for construction instead of using contractors. He also thinks residents should be better informed about construction.
Glen Cove controller, parks director file complaints alleging harassment at City Hall
Two Glen Cove department heads have filed claims alleging a “culture of harassment” at City Hall. Controller Sandra Clarson and Parks and Recreation Director Darcy Belyea filed the charges this week with the city’s human resources department. Grant Newburger, a spokesman for the city, said the claims will be investigated and that it’s his belief that they’re false. “I think that the investigation will show that there was no wrongdoing,” Newburger said Wednesday.
Glen Cove mayor presents partial budget amid controller flap
Glen Cove Mayor Timothy Tenke has presented a partial 2020 budget that he assembled largely without the help of the city’s controller. Tenke said he and Councilwoman Marsha Silverman — the only Democrats on the seven-member council — worked on the budget together after finding several errors in information sent by Controller Sandra Clarson. Tenke fired Clarson in August, but she’s been temporarily reinstated following a court order.
Ruling barring use of garage threatens operation of Glen Cove eating disorders clinic
A residence for people with eating disorders which last year won a legal battle to operate in Glen Cove faces a new stumbling block. The Glen Cove Board of Zoning Appeals ruled in June that residents can’t be housed in the second story of the clinic’s garage on St. Andrews Lane.
Smithtown High senior, service dog crowned homecoming kings
This year, Smithtown High School West has two homecoming kings. Steven Heimerle, a senior with autism, a seizure disorder and developmental delays, and Duke, his service dog. Duke and Heimerle, 18, of St. James, were crowned Saturday at halftime of the homecoming football game against Copiague High School. Heimerle, wearing a sash and blue crown, led the chocolate Labrador retriever to midfield where he stood beside homecoming queen Meghan Deery.
Saladino refutes affidavit alleging he refused house sale to black buyer
An amended complaint filed in August in a federal housing discrimination lawsuit alleges that Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino refused to sell his home in 2006 to a couple because the man is black, an allegation Saladino denies. Melville-based real estate broker Lora Cusumano said in an affidavitreferenced in the complaintthat her clients, Darren and Marlene Thomas, tried to purchase Saladino’s Massapequa home.
Glen Cove mayor calls for city attorney representing controller in suit to recuse himself
Glen Cove Mayor Timothy Tenke has asked the city attorney to recuse himself in a lawsuit brought against the city by the city controller. In an email sent Sept. 12 to city attorney Charles McQuair and the city council, Tenke requested that McQuair remove himself from the suit, calling his involvement in the litigation a conflict. The lawsuit was filed in August by Sandra Clarson, who was fired but remains in her role due to a court order granted last month by a Nassau County Supreme Court judge.
Muttontown, company compromise on subdivision plan to settle 5-year-old lawsuit
The Muttontown Village Board amended its village code last week to settle a longstanding lawsuit over a 107-acre plot. The change allows Muttontown Acres LLC to gain two more lots from a potential subdivision of the property. The owner can now divide the land into up to 25 lots instead of the 33 it sought in a lawsuit, Mayor James Liguori said at the board’s Sept. 18 meeting. In return, Muttontown Acres agreed not to file a subdivision application until June 2022.
Long Beach woman charged with murder, arson in Centre Island blaze
A Long Beach woman was arrested Friday for allegedly beating a man to death and setting fire to a Centre Island house to “cover up the crime,” according to police. Jennifer Gross, 54, was charged with one count each of second-degree murder and second-degree arson linked to the Nov. 20, 2018, house fire in which James M. Coppola, 75, was found lifeless near the home’s front door, officials said.
Long Beach woman charged with murder, arson in Centre Island blaze
A Long Beach woman was arrested Friday for beating a man to death and setting fire to a Centre Island house to “cover up the crime,” according to police. Jennifer Gross, 54, of Lindell Boulevard in Long Beach, was charged with one count each of second-degree murder and second-degree arson linked the Nov. 20, 2018, house fire in which James M. Coppola, 75, was found lifeless near the home’s front door, officials said. Firefighters at the scene of the blaze on Centre Island, Nov. 20, 2018.
Labor union asks Glen Cove to remove parks director from membership, then asks city to reinstate her
Two weeks after it called on the city of Glen Cove to remove its parks and recreation director from union membership, the Civil Service Employees Association reversed its decision and has asked that officials reinstate her. A representative for the labor union sent a letter to the city on Aug. 2 requesting Darcy Belyea be removed from CSEA member status and that the city stop deducting union dues from her paycheck.
Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash, Suffolk police say
A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a crash in Bellport on Saturday afternoon, Suffolk County police said. Crithian Susana Estevez, 26, of Hicksville, was riding a 2019 Kawasaki Ninja north on Station Road when it collided with a 2016 Nissan Rogue heading west on Hampton Avenue about 2 p.m., according to police. Estevez was taken to Long Island Community Hospital in East Patchogue with life-threatening injuries, police said.
WWII plane takes paratrooper re-enactors on flight back into history
As George Holz stood in the cabin of a C-47 Skytrain on Saturday, he pictured that 1,400 feet below lay the beaches of Normandy — not the South Shore. Holz, 87, of Merrick, was one of about 50 people who went up in the World War II-era plane for a living history flight experience at the American Airpower Museum in Farmingdale.
Dorian creates ideal waves for professional surfers in Long Beach
As Hurricane Dorian inched up to a Category 2 on Saturday, the storm created ideal conditions for the professional surfers competing in Long Beach. A breeze from the north directed at the ocean propped the swells up, setting the stage for the dozens of surfers competing in the World Surf League’s New York Longboard Classic. The four-day event draws the best in the sport, with competitors from across the globe, including Australia, Brazil and Japan, said the league’s tour director, Devon Howard.
Judge grants temporary restraining order, reinstates Glen Cove controller who was fired in August
A Nassau County Supreme Court judge has temporarily barred the city of Glen Cove from terminating its controller. Judge Sharon Gianelli granted an application for a temporary restraining order on Friday, allowing Sandra Clarson, who was fired last month, to remain in her role pending a hearing. “Today justice was served,” Clarson said. “I look forward to resuming my responsibilities as the controller of the City of Glen Cove.” Mayor Timothy Tenke declined to comment.
Oyster Festival reps say event in jeopardy after major sponsor Altice withdraws $20G in funding
Organizers of the Oyster Festival are turning to the community for help after losing a major sponsor, jeopardizing one of Long Island’s largest annual events. Long Island City based-telecommunications company Altice USA, which also has an office in Bethpage, withdrew its funding of $20,000 to support the 36th annual festival, according to Brian Nevin, a spokesman for Oyster Bay Town.
Korean War vet gets prom king crown in Glen Cove decades after missing high school dance
Edmond Crane wore a black suit that hung a little loose around the shoulders with a white boutonniere pinned to his lapel. He confidently held the hand of his date as the two were wheeled to the center of a makeshift ballroom at the Emerge Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Glen Cove last week to relive a memory they missed out on decades ago.
Oyster Bay Town Clerk says Saladino must stop blocking Facebook posts or face legislation banning it
The Oyster Bay Town Clerk called Friday on Supervisor Joseph Saladino to stop deleting comments and blocking users on his Facebook page and said he will urge the town board to pass legislation to ban the practice if Saladino doesn't comply.
NYCLU accuses Saladino of suppressing free speech by deleting or blocking critical Facebook comments
A civil liberties advocacy group is criticizing the Oyster Bay Town supervisor for deleting comments and blocking users on his Facebook page, calling the behavior “unlawful censorship” and a violation of the First Amendment. The New York Civil Liberties Union sent a letter on Monday to Joseph Saladino after the organization received reports that comments were being removed from his page and users were being blocked for expressing “critical” views.
Glen Cove council tables vote on mayor's choice for city controller
The Glen Cove City Council failed to appoint a new controller at its meeting Tuesday and instead gave the deputy mayor temporary authority to certify payroll, ensuring that city employees are paid despite the vacancy. The council voted 6-1 to table a vote to appoint Michael A. Piccirillo as controller to replace Sandra Clarson, who was terminated this month.
John Joseph Connor, WWII vet and high school teacher, dies at 95
John Joseph Connor was described by his family as a man emblematic of his era — hardworking, humble and tirelessly dedicated to his wife and nine children. The World War II veteran, retired high school teacher and one-time semiprofessional basketball player rarely spoke about all he’d accomplished in his 95 years. He kept his head down and “did what had to be done,” his daughter Maureen Flynn said, until his death of heart failure at Long Island State Veterans Home in Stony Brook on July 26.
Paychecks delayed for Glen Cove workers after city fires controller
Glen Cove officials have terminated the city's controller, resulting in delayed paychecks for hundreds of workers who were scheduled to be paid Thursday. Sandra Clarson said she received notice of her termination in a letter from the city dated Aug. 16. Mayor Timothy Tenke called for Clarson to resign in July at a news conference after she compiled a report showing the city had not deducted health insurance premiums from Tenke’s paychecks since he took office in January 2018.
Man's 111-mile walk across Long Island raises money in the fight against cancer
Desmond Cooke walked gingerly, favoring his left side, as he reached the point where Montauk Highway becomes Hill Street in Southampton. He hugged his sister, Joan Adams, then eased himself down onto the curb. Friday was his second consecutive day of walking more than 30 miles to raise money for cancer research, and his feet were covered in blisters. “I’m feeling it,” he said. Still, he had one more day of walking ahead of him.
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