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Roslyn Lumber Yard sold to GB Family Holdings for $31M.

Port Washington

Roslyn Lumber Yard sells for $31M – village’s largest deal

By Larissa Fuentes

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Opinions

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: Destination Great Neck Ltd.

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Schreiber High School students, Evan Mavashev and Vincent Cascio, created their own window cleaning business, ClearHaus.

Schreiber High School students launch luxury window cleaning business “Clearhaus”

By Larissa Fuentes

A bill to swap 2.5 acres of land from Kings Point Park for a parking lot failed to pass in the State Legislature.

Environment

Kings Point Park land swap for parking lot fails to pass in state legislature

By Cameryn Oakes

The Great Neck Public Schools awarded tenure to teachers across the district.

Education

Great Neck schools’ shared decision making committees support student connections, building skills

By Cameryn Oakes

Four Great Neck villages will hold elections, with no contested races.

Russell Gardens elects two new trustees

By Cameryn Oakes

Trustees talked about new tech and changes to the Lakeville Branch's floor plan during the June 27 board meeting.

Great Neck Library talks new tech, layout

By Ryan Toohill

Saddle Rock Elementary School fourth-graders Noah Hollander and William Friedman placed first and third, respectively, in the Stock Market Game.

Education

Saddle Rock students win first and third place in Stock Market Game

Kaitlyn Wu (L.) with her piece “Eternal Breath,” and Grace Chen (R.), with her piece “Convergence."

Art

Two South High artists featured in Long Island’s Best exhibit

By Long Island Press

Louie's Prime Steak and Seafood reopened in Port Washington, showcasing a revamped dining room.

Port Washington

Louie’s Prime Steak and Seafood reopens with new renovations

By Larissa Fuentes

Dr-Siegel

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: Dr. Mitchell Siegel

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Tal Naccarato will perform his Americana, folk-blues and classical guitar music at the Great Neck Library.

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Great Neck Library concert performance by Tal Naccarato

Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly announced that a Great Neck doctor was charged with grand larceny for an alleged Social Security fraud scheme.

Great Neck gastroenterologist charged in alleged $100K Social Security fraud scheme

By Cameryn Oakes

Individuals can come to any of the Great Neck Library locations to donate new school supplies such as backpacks, stationery, lunchboxes, calculators and more.

Community Events

Fill a backpack program at the Great Neck Library

Join the Great Neck Library for an exciting and fun-filled day at their Children’s Summer Challenge. The theme this year is “Color Your World,” celebrating the arts.

Community Events

Great Neck Library’s Children’s Summer Challenge kickoff

Four Great Neck villages will hold elections, with no contested races.

Great Neck to head to the polls in 4 village elections June 17

By Cameryn Oakes

Environment

Great Neck teen honored as global leader in environmental activism in National Geographic competition

By Cameryn Oakes

Temple Beth-El of Great Neck’s "Shema" magazine won an award from the Press Club of Long Island at the 2025 PCLI Media Awards competition.

Temple Beth-El’s Shema Magazine awarded

By Long Island Press

David Emanuel

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: David Emanuel

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Dr. Richard Barakat, North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena, Eileen O’Donnell, Rita Mercieca, Dr. A. Samer Al-Homsi, Jon Sendach, David Brody and Dr. Michael Gitman (L.-R.) at the ribbon cutting for Northwell's expanded R.J. Zuckerberg Cancer Center.

Health

Northwell Cancer Institute unveils $1.1M expansion at R.J. Zuckerberg Cancer Center

By Long Island Press

Gray power

Letters to the Editor

Gray power: seniors push back on censorship at local library

By Barbara Sutton Masry

Great Neck’s Mojgan Cohanim Lancman elected as president of SHAI

By Cameryn Oakes

Aldi grocery stores across Long Island will be selling alcoholic beverages.

Business

Aldi soon to sell alcoholic beverages at all Long Island stores

By Cameryn Oakes

Leaders from Molloy University provided seven recommendations for Great Neck's portrait of a graduate.

Education

7 recommendations offered for Great Neck’s portrait of a graduate

By Cameryn Oakes

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