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Jimmy Roberts will perform at the Great Neck Library.

Music

Great Neck Library Sunday musical performance: Jimmy Roberts and the great American songbook

Great Neck South Middle School students competed at the South Asian American Women’s Alliance Middle School Science Fair.

Education

Great Neck South Middle students excel at SAAWA Science Fair

Dylan Kim and Sarah Sun from South High School performed in the All-Eastern Honors Ensemble.

Education

Great Neck musicians perform in All-Eastern Ensembles

Lakeville Elementary students brought history to life as they portrayed historical figures in their living wax museum.

Education

Lakeville students bring history to life in living wax museum

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula : Cheffin’ with Zachary Neman

By Janet Nina Esagoff

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Thomaston debates street parking changes on Susquehanna Ave.

By Cameryn Oakes

Author Mark Torres will present this topic based on his new book “Long Island and the Legacy of Eugenics: Station of Intolerance,” at the Great Neck Library.

Community Events

Long Island and the legacy of eugenics, presented by Mark Terres at the Great Neck Library

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Real Estate

Luxury estate, family colonial and renovated cape highlight recent North Shore sales

By Christy Hinko

Temple Beth-El of Great Neck will welcome Town of North Hempstead Council Member Christine Liu as guest speaker in honor of Asian-American/Pacific Islander and Jewish Heritage Months on Friday, May 16.

Community Events

Council Member Christine Liu to speak at Temple Beth-El

Great Neck Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Curriculum and Instruction Dan Holtzman was named Long Island's administrator of the year.

Education

Great Neck assistant superintendent named administrator of the year on Long Island

By Cameryn Oakes

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Opinions

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: Shireinu Choir of Long Island

By Janet Nina Esagoff

The Town of North Hempstead voted to dedicate the month of May to Haitian Heritage Month and Jewish American Heritage Month.

North Hempstead dedicates May to Haitian Heritage Month, Jewish American Heritage Month

By Cameryn Oakes

Cornell Cooperative community aquaculture educator Christine LoBuglio shared information about joining the oyster gardening program to the Great Neck Village Officials Association.

Environment

Great Neck considers joining oyster gardening program in Manhasset Bay

By Cameryn Oakes

Members of the Great Neck Vigilant Fire Company remove a car's windshield at a rescue training event in Port Washington.

Community Events

Fire departments dissect salvaged cars at extrication training in Port Washington

By Connor Patton

The Great Neck South Middle School Science Olympiad team set a new school record at the 2025 New York Science Olympiad Tournament in Syracuse in April.

Education

Great Neck South Middle Science Olympiad Team excels at states

The Great Neck South Middle School Science Bowl team competed in the 34th annual National Science Bowl competition held in Washington, D.C. from April 24–28.

Education

Great Neck South Middle Science Bowl competes at nationals

The Great Neck Library is celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month with a Sunday musical performance by The Moshe Sobol Band.

Community Events

Great Neck Library Sunday performance: The Moshe Sobol Band

Valerie Franco will present a lecture on Asian American art at the Great Neck Library in honor of Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Art

Great Neck Library lectures: Asian-American art lecture presented by Val Franco

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Focus on the G.N. Peninsula: The Villegas crew

By Janet Nina Esagoff

The Great Neck Water Pollution Control District collected more than 758 pounds of unused pharmaceuticals at its annual Shed the Meds event.

Community Events

Great Neck Sewer District collects more than 758 pounds of unused pharmaceuticals

The parents of Ethan Falkowitz have filed a suit against two Plainview restaurants, among others, for allegedly overserving the drunk driver convicted of killing their son.

Family sues Plainview restaurants for allegedly overserving drunk driver who killed Roslyn teens

By Cameryn Oakes

Great Neck Board of Education Vice President Donna Peirez is running for re-election in the district's May 20 election.

Education

GN BOE Veep Peirez runs for re-election to continue student advocacy

By Cameryn Oakes

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Opinions

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: ‘Captain Steve’ Faber

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Michael Chaplan will share his knowledge of the Jewish immigrant community, their steamship journey to New York and arrival at Ellis Island at the Great Neck Library.

Community Events

Cultural survivals from ‘The Great Jewish Migration’ to NYC: presented by Michael Chaplan

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