Local Municipalities in Town Web: From Teeny Tiny to Big City Lights (Part 2)

Town Web boasts 700 clients, across the United States. A couple of weeks ago we learned about the Town of Gilbert, Arkansas - the smallest town in the state and the smallest town in the Town Web community, yet rich in history and interesting stories! Today, however, we look towards the opposite side of the spectrum: the City of Glen Cove, New York.

The City of Glen Cove boasts a whopping 27,000 residents and is considered a suburb of New York City. It forms part of Nassau County.

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Town Web is proud to claim Glen Cove as the largest municipality in its website design for government community, with a Town Web website for all of its local government needs. Let's dive into what the community is all about: 

• An 18-hole golf course overlooking the Long Island Sound.
• The historic courthouse was built in 1907 and currently hosts the North Shore Historical Museum. This historical gem is 115 years old and pre-dates the separation from the Town of Oyster Bay to become an independent city in 1917. 

• 50.3% of the community residents are female, with 49.7% being male, while the average age in the city is 39 years old.
• The land was originally inhabited by Matinecock Indians and known as Musketa Cove, in 1668. The name means “place of rushes” or “meadows”.
• The city was also called Musquito cove, in the earlier years and underwent the name change in 1834.

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