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Bobby Anastasia has run in all 49 Port Washington Thanksgiving Day runs, and plans to continue his streak in this year's 50th.

Runner to celebrate 50th consecutive Port Washington Thanksgiving Day race

By Larissa Fuentes

Port Washington family Ariana Spagna and Joe Spagna.

Nassau

Port Washington family seeks life-saving kidney donor

By Larissa Fuentes

Five hospitals in Nassau County received "A" grades from The Leapfrog group.

Five Nassau County hospitals given ‘A’ grades by The Leapfrog Group

By Casey Fahrer

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Vacation & Travel

Going Places: Hotels, Resorts Throughout USA Unwrap Grandest Savings of Year for Vacation Travel

By Karen Rubin

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Nassau

Nassau County issues rabies vaccine baits to protect wildlife, pets

By Christy Hinko

Former Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano resentencing date pushed to January.

Judge delays Mangano resentencing to January

By Larissa Fuentes

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Vacation & Travel

Going Places: Hotels, Resorts Around World Entice Globetrotters, Beachgoers With Best Deals of Year

By Karen Rubin

The new Director of Culinary Arts at The Sinclair, Chef Dan Lopez.

Chef with global credentials transforms dining at The Sinclair in Port Washington

By Larissa Fuentes

South High juniors Austin Jin and Bryan Cheng and senior Ellen Zhang coordinated the event in partnership with the Gift of Life Marrow Registry and the South High DECA and Key Club.

Charity

Great Neck South High students lead first-ever student-organized bone marrow swab drive in state

By Long Island Press

American Legion Post 1711 raised money for veterans in need during the holiday season.

Community Events

American Legion Post 1711 holds annual holiday food drive

By Casey Fahrer

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Glen Head School Veterans Day breakfast and assembly

By Shelly Newman

Over 100 people have signed a petition to name the new Manhasset High School theater after former drama director John Shorter.

Petition calls for Manhasset school to name renovated theater after former drama director

By Hannah Resnick

Senior Charlotte Nerayoff was congratulated by North High principal Corey McNamara.

Community Events

Four Great Neck seniors named Coca-Cola Scholarship semifinalists

By Long Island Press

The Junior Players of Great Neck North High School will present the musical "Chicago: Teen Edition."

Community Events

Great Neck North High Junior Players to present ‘Chicago: Teen Edition’

By Long Island Press

Kings Point Mayor Kouros “Kris” Torkan said the village police have issued very few traffic tickets in recent months.

North Hempstead

Kings Point mayor ‘not happy’ with drop in police traffic enforcement

By Hannah Resnick

Tom Cabrera, Julie Lyon, Honoree Davis Orellana, Honoree Maria Thomas Santiago, Westbury Mayor Peter Cavallaro, 1st Deputy Mayor Steven Corte and 2nd Deputy Mayor Beaumont Jefferson.

Business

Westbury Arts holds its 12th annual gala

By Casey Fahrer

Two Great Neck twins were convicted of running a years-long fraud scheme that stole more than $10 million from clients.

Business

Great Neck twin brothers convicted in $10M investment fraud scheme

By Hannah Resnick

The Manhasset Public Schools music department was honored with the Presidential Citation Award from the New York State School Music Association, the organization’s highest distinction.

Manhasset schools receive NYSSMA’s highest honor for music education

By Long Island Press

Great Neck Estates resident and zoning board of appeals member Kamran Hekmati "advocated for Iran," Village of Great Neck mayor Pedram Bral said.

Politics

Great Neck man held in Iranian prison ‘advocated for Iran,’ mayor says

By Hannah Resnick

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Holiday

Why cranberry sauce wobbles into every Thanksgiving: the real story behind the holiday icon

By Christy Hinko

Gabi Sklar

Long Island’s Gabi Sklar turns viral buzz into global pop breakthrough

By Christy Hinko

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Sports

‘Shoresy’ star Terry Ryan says UBS Arena show will bring real hockey, real laughs

By Christy Hinko

During a routine inspection of the Smith Point Bridge on November 16, Michael Martino, spokesperson for Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine, announced a three-ton vehicle limit for the drawbridge that connects Shirley to the eastern end of Fire Island, including Smith Point County Park, via the William Floyd Parkway, and has been in service for 66 years.

Fire Island News

Weight Limits Imposed on Smith Point Bridge Prompted by ‘Structural Deterioration’

Geraldo Rivera

Politics

Geraldo Rivera Column: Washington at its worst

By Geraldo Rivera

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaking

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