A popup artsandcraftsexhibit took place recently in Glen Cove at the historic Coles Building on Glen Street, across from the restored 1907 courthouse, which now houses the North Shore Historical Museum. The Coles House building had been painted with urban graffiti art, both inside and out, on the floors and ceilings doors, and stairs, and out- side exotic cars were similarly deco- rated. One car drew a great deal of attention as it looked like something out of a Transformers

More than 100 adults and students packed the Friends Academy Field House on Saturday, November 18th from 9am to 2pm. The cheers in the busy athletic complex were surprisingly not for sports teams but for robots, and the kids who worked together to create them. The school hosted its first VEX IQ Robotics Tournament for grades 4–8, welcoming 31 teams from 11 schools across Long Island and Manhattan. One of the five competing Friends teams won the top award for overall excellenc

King Kullen’s 35th annual James A. Cullen Memorial Golf Outing has raised $100,000 for Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York. The not-for- profit organization finds adoptive and foster homes for chil- dren on Long Island and in the city. “To help fund Little Flower’s foster care and adoption services and pay tribute to our father, James A. Cullen, my brothers and I started the golf outing 35 years ago,” explained King Kullen Co- President Brian C. Cullen. “Th

Nassau County District Attorney (DA) announced that Huntington insurance broker (with Hicksville offices) Sardar Nasarullah, 62, has been arrested for using stolen identities to illegally acquire auto insurance policies. Nasarullah was recently arraigned before Judge Paul Meli and charged with: Two counts of Grand Larceny in the Third Degree, Two counts of Insurance Fraud in the Third Degree, Five counts of Identity Theft in the First Degree, Three counts of Identity Theft in

The Trustees of the Locust Valley Library hosted a reception at the library on Sunday, November 19th to thank all of the folks who purchased bricks for the new courtyard that graces the side entrance. In his remarks, President Chad Brisbane also singled out Peter DeFilippo for donating the bronze read- ing boy statue, Christopher Vaughan for the new mahogany bench (his Eagle Scout project), Ken Dowd for designing the courtyard, and trustee Michelle Sbiroli for her leadership