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Second-Graders Skype

Second-grade students at Hampton Street School in the Mineola School District had the unique opportunity of Skyping with fellow second-graders from Mineola, Texas. Under the direction of Hampton Street librarian Diane Nodell, students exchanged questions, answers and dialogue about their hometowns of the same name, including a rundown of recent events and geographical information. The experience offered the second-graders a look at the similarities and differences between students in other areas.

News

Development rebranded as ‘Garvies Point’ 

RXR Glen Isle Partners, in cooperation with the City of Glen Cove and the Glen Cove CDA/IDA, kicked-off Long Island’s newest family festival, Sea Faire at Glen Cove, which will be held Independence Day weekend, July 6-7, at the waterfront along Garvies Point Road.  The festivities are presented by Title Sponsor, RXR/Glen Isle Partners, LLC with support from Bethpage Federal Credit Union and Chevrolet. Proceeds will benefit the City of Glen Cove Youth Bureau.

Sea Cliff Beach was packed on Saturday, June 1, when the Music on the Harbor series kicked off with the annual benefit for the Sea Cliff Fire Department. While volunteers from the department served up hamburgers and hot dogs from the grill, beachgoers enjoyed music from local bands Kingfisher, Live Stock and Chickenhead.  Expect free live music at the beach every Friday night throughout the summer, weather permitting.


Sports

Midget Boys

The Bulls won their second game of the season with a 14-7 effort against the Lugnuts. Ryan Annuziato was 3-for-3 with two homers and five RBI. Matt Babal was also 3-for-3 with two RBI. Gavin Conway was 2-for-3 for the Bulls.The Hot Rods outlasted the Bees, 13-8, with the two teams combining for 35 hits, including seven extra-base hits.   

Week 8 Round-Up

The Glen Cove Two Knights continued their lacrosse season by travelling to play a tough Port Washington Blue team on Sunday, June 2. This would be the last official game of the PAL program and the Knights were hungry to show the skills that they’ve developed over the six-game season. 


Calendar

Infant And Child CPR - June 15

Tag Sale - June 15

Free Movie - June 18


Columns

The Worst-Case Coliseum
Written by Sheila Ferrari

Belmont Stakes 2013: A Sure Bet
Written by Mike Barry, MFBarry@optonline.net