Glen Cove Housing Choice Voucher Program: All interested property owners in Glen Cove, please contact the Agency immediately.
Each year SAFE collaborates with GC Senior Center to educate its members on keeping their medications safe from unwanted use.
An immigration awareness night was held at Ciudad de Refugio February 19 featuring a presentation by attorney Benjamin Bratter.
Student’s Gold Key Artwork Advances to National Competition
Mayor Pamela D. Panzenbeck will be honored by the Charles Evans Center at its Tenth Anniversary Celebration on March 25th, 2025.
Frequent exposure to tobacco product advertising and retail marketing over time normalizes tobacco and smoking for youth.
A Ceremony of Unity and Strength to Mark Three Years of Resilience
Couples gathered at City Hall for the first-ever Vow Renewal Ceremony, marking a special Valentine's Day celebration
When discounts and promotions are advertised in stores, tobacco product sales go up by as much as 30%.
The FDA has approved a non-opioid painkiller, the first of its class to receive federal approval in over two decades.
The greatly increased availability of cannabis over the last two decades has outpaced our understanding of its public health impacts.
A simple phone call to the Mayor’s Office turned into a heartwarming act of kindness, showcasing the spirit of connection and community.
Sold-out event was a great success, honoring the service and commitment of local veterans and their supporters
Researchers found that 63% of heavy lifetime cannabis users exhibited reduced brain activity during a working memory task.
Fatal and nonfatal overdoses involving opioids have increased since 2010.
A bipartisan coalition has reached a settlement with the Sackler family and their company Purdue for their role in the opioid crisis.
The percentage of adolescents who had smoked cigarettes in the past 30 days declined in all grades in 2024, according to the MTF survey.
This past year, the National Institute on Drug abuse (NIDA) commemorated its 50th anniversary, noting how far addiction science has come.
It’s especially hard to quit smoking and vaping “cold turkey.”
A study has identified distinct differences in the brain structures of those who used substances before age 15 compared to those who didn't.
Glen Cove is making strides in improving its recreational spaces and attracting tourism with a $553K grant from the Nassau County.
February 1st Event Will Honor Long Island Veterans and Veteran Supporters
Relaxation and experimentation are among the top reasons teens vape, according to Monitoring the Future data.
Each year, more than 25,000 8th, 10th and 12th grade students are surveyed as part of the MTF main study.
Students painted winter scenes to install in the windows of the police booth, located on Bridge Street in downtown Glen Cove.
Recognizing alcohol use disorder (AUD) as a mental illness emphasizes the need for empathy and appropriate treatment.
Monitoring The Future (MTF) is an ongoing study of the behaviors, attitudes, and values of Americans from adolescence through adulthood.
Certain individuals are more vulnerable to the hazards of holiday drinking, including those with a history of alcoholism.
Data from National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows December drunk driving deaths are the highest in 15 years.
The City of Glen Cove celebrated a joyful Christmas Tree Lighting on Saturday, December 7, kicking off the holiday season.
Using alcohol or other drugs on a regular basis at 15 or younger, increases the likelihood of having a problem later in life.
The NIAAA urges the public to be mindful this holiday season of the effects of alcohol during gatherings.
More states to adopt comprehensive statewide policies restricting sales of flavored e-cigarettes.
City of Glen Cove Thanks Phil Zuccala and Michael Corigliano for Their Generous Donation to the Holiday Tree Lighting
Here is a list of actions taken by tobacco companies to place kids at risk of a lifetime of addiction.
SAFE GC Coalition, the GC Youth Bureau and GC School District Health Education teachers collaborated for the Great American Smoke Out.
A bilingual presentation educated parents about new drug trends and the dangers of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.
Ghosts and ghouls took to the streets as they paraded through downtown Glen Cove.