Two New Volunteers Join the Hook and Ladder Ranks

Sea Cliff, NY · September 21, 2026

A light Sound mist lingers on the bluffs this morning, easing us back into the week after a lively weekend of plein air painters and harbor runners. Between library workshops and evening hearings, there is plenty of local ground to cover before sunset.


The Lead

The Incorporated Village of Sea Cliff has filed an emergency motion and petition for rehearing with the New York State Public Service Commission, challenging an expedited public comment schedule for the $3.26 billion Propel NY Energy transmission line. Following state approval of the high-voltage cable route linking Long Island to Westchester, regulators established an October 1 deadline—leaving municipalities only 14 days rather than the customary 30-day window to evaluate Phase 1 and Phase 2 Environmental Management and Construction Plans. Village Administrator Bruce Kennedy criticized the shortened timeframe, warning that two weeks is wholly insufficient to complete technical reviews of submarine cable burial beneath Hempstead Harbor. Sea Cliff’s filing formally demands an immediate stay of the comment deadline while the full commission considers whether to restore standard public review procedures.


Local Pulse

  • Village Welcomes New Volunteer Firefighters Safety Trustees appointed Jake Katz and Jonathan Rivera to the Sea Cliff Fire Department Hook and Ladder Company.

  • Street Closure Cleared for School Movie Schools Trustees approved closing Carpenter Avenue between Littleworth Lane and Franklin Avenue Friday evening for an outdoor elementary film night.

  • Zoning Board Convenes on Residential Variances City Hall Board members meet Tuesday evening at Village Hall to evaluate pending homeowner setback and structural expansion petitions.


Today's Outlook

  • High 68°F · Low 61°F — Drizzle (26% chance of precipitation)
    • Keep a light jacket and compact umbrella handy for damp sidewalks and Sound breezes.

What's On Around Town

Today

  • Tiny Thinkers Sea Cliff Village Library, 11:00 AM–1:00 PM · Free Beginning STEM exploration and building play for curious early learners.

  • Short Story Soirée Sea Cliff Village Library, Noon–12:45 PM · Free Lively literary discussion exploring contemporary short fiction from The New Yorker.

  • Salsa on Two with Jojo Sabaki Dance (185 Glen Cove Ave), 7:00 PM · Paid Foundational footwork, rhythm exercises, and partner dance for all skill levels.

Tomorrow

  • Farm to Truck Fresh Produce EOC of Nassau County (140 Glen Cove Ave), Glen Cove, 11:00 AM–12:30 PM · Free

  • Kids Arts and Crafts Sea Cliff Village Library, 11:00 AM–1:00 PM · Free

  • Zoning Board of Appeals Hearing Sea Cliff Village Hall (300 Sea Cliff Ave), 7:00 PM · Free

Wednesday

  • Preschool StoryTime Sea Cliff Village Library, 10:00–10:45 AM · Free

  • Live Music with LI Rewind Glen Cove Senior Center (130 Glen St), Glen Cove, 1:00 PM · Free

  • Village Justice Court Session Sea Cliff Village Hall (300 Sea Cliff Ave), 7:30 PM · Free


Spotlight & Story

  • Sea Cliff Village Museum Built in 1913 on the footprint of an 1878 Methodist sanctuary, this red-brick structure spent its first half-century housing church parsonages. When the village acquired the complex in 1968, local volunteers turned the minister’s parlor into home for century-old maps, boardinghouse ledgers, and tintype photographs.

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