Harbor Swimming Advisory Set to Lift Today
Sea Cliff, NY · September 14, 2026
Overcast skies keep the bluffs cool this morning as weekend stormwater advisories wind down and tonight's public docket takes shape.
The Lead
Following last week’s work session, the Sea Cliff Board of Trustees opens the floor for public comment tonight at 7:00 PM in Village Hall. High on the agenda is the village’s active legal pushback against the proposed Propel NY Energy transmission route, where municipal filings cite village underwater land ownership rights in Hempstead Harbor. Trustees are also reviewing an initial petition submitted by Toll Brothers regarding a planned residential development across 73 acres of the North Shore Country Club property, alongside a draft ordinance capping home battery storage systems at 41 kilowatt-hours. Tonight’s gathering offers residents their first chance this month to question the full board directly on land use and coastal safeguards. The podium opens immediately after village administrative reports in the upstairs chamber.
Local Pulse
Precautionary Harbor Bathing Advisory Lifts Today County health officials expect to clear local shoreline waters by noon following weekend stormwater runoff assessments.
Architectural Review Board Convenes Tuesday Evening Village officials review exterior preservation permits and residential renovation plans tomorrow at Village Hall.
Today's Outlook
- High 70°F · Low 59°F — Overcast
- A light windbreaker handles the cool, cloud-covered air nicely for your morning walk.
What's On Around Town
Glen Cove: Boys Varsity Soccer Match Glen Cove High School (150 Dosoris Ln), 5:00 PM Cheer on the hometown squad against Jericho on the home turf.
Glen Cove: Districtwide Multilingual Parent Night Glen Cove High School (150 Dosoris Ln), 6:00 PM Connect with district educators and review language support programs for families.
Board of Trustees Public Meeting Sea Cliff Village Hall (300 Sea Cliff Ave), 7:00 PM Hear municipal updates and share your thoughts during open public comment.
Spotlight & Story
- The Crowell House
- Built in 1871 by William Maidment along Littleworth Lane, this Second Empire gem hides an audacious structural secret beneath its mansard roof: solid 12-inch poured concrete walls, an experimental construction method decades ahead of typical Victorian timber framing.
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