A clear Monday and plenty to do

Sea Cliff, NY · March 30, 2026

Happy Monday — yesterday’s rain moves on, and today looks like one of those “no excuse not to get outside” afternoons, with a couple of nearby reasons to get out of the house too.

Local Pulse

  • Sea Cliff officials win reelection unopposed Deputy Mayor Nick Pinto and Trustee George Williams will stay on the Village Board after running unopposed in last week’s election, and Christine Abbenda Hughes steps in as village justice. Expect continuity on village priorities and operations.

  • Gold Coast Library settles into new home The Gold Coast Public Library, serving Glen Head and Glenwood Landing, has officially opened in its new building, with a larger children’s area and more meeting space. A formal grand opening is planned for May, but patrons are already using the space.

  • Residents question Propel NY transit project North Shore residents recently met with Propel NY representatives in Glen Head to press for details on proposed rail and infrastructure changes. Concerns focused on neighborhood impact, noise, and safety as planning continues.

Today's Outlook

  • High 55°F · Low 40°F Cool and bright, with sun winning out after a chilly start. Light jacket weather for the morning commute, but the afternoon is comfortable for a walk along the bluff or a playground stop before dinner.

What's On Around Town

  • Piano Men: Billy Joel & Elton John Tribute Glen Cove Senior Center, 130 Glen St, Glen Cove
    1:00 PM
    An afternoon tribute show featuring the hits of Billy Joel and Elton John — a low-key way to ease into the week with familiar tunes and neighbors.

  • Glen Cove Library: Genealogy & Local History Roundtable Glen Cove Public Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave, Glen Cove
    7:00 PM
    Swap research tips, share stories, and dig into local records with fellow history buffs — a good place to start if you’ve been meaning to trace that family line.

Spotlight & Story

  • Sea Cliff Village Museum Tucked into a former firehouse, the Sea Cliff Village Museum quietly guards more than a century of local life — from Victorian resort days to the village’s bohemian streak. Beyond the glass cases, volunteers help residents digitize old photos and ephemera, building a living archive. It’s the kind of place where a forgotten snapshot from your attic might end up filling a gap in the village’s visual history.

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