Great Neck, NY News – Page 45 of 207 – LI Press

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Social Center Seeks Volunteers

By Phoebe Lazarus

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Estates Board Approves Old Mill II Project, Despite Reservations

By Chris Boyle

Education

District Recognizes Retirees

By Great Neck Public Schools

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Sports

Local Cyclists Raise Funds For Cancer Research

By Sara Zulfiqar

Letter: Chasing Your Tail

By Letters To The Editor

Sharing Culture Through Cooking

By Jacqueline Harounian

Obituaries

Richard L. Boyle, 89

By Great Neck Record Staff

Education

View High School Graduations On GNPS/‌TV

By Great Neck Public Schools

Letter: Great Neck Citizen’s Advisory Committee Wants Your Thoughts

By Letters To The Editor

Editorial: Use Your Bleeping Blinker

By Steve Mosco

Sports

Erin Lipinsky Holds Car Wash To Raise Funds For Special Olympics

By Sheri ArbitalJacoby

Capturing Love Through Art

By Sabrina Sakhai

Police-Community Bond Strengthened

By Sheri ArbitalJacoby

Education

School Calendar Available Online

By Great Neck Public Schools

Education

Income Eligibility Guidelines For Free And Reduced-Price Meals

By Great Neck Public Schools

GNCAB Left to Right – Mo Chen, Ke Wei, Anna Kaplan, Joseph Ko, Jenny Li, Carol Peng, Nathan Fong, Alice Tsang, Shuna Luk

Volunteers Honored For Lily Wang Service Award

By Mimi Hu

Letter: Local Bee Population Decimated By Our Garden Practices

By Letters To The Editor

Canvassing For Change

By Sara Gottlieb

Letter: Why Can’t Our Village Keep Restaurants?

By Letters To The Editor

Columns

Some Like It Hot

By Maxine Stone

Editorial: Where The Sidewalk Abuts

By Steve Mosco

Welcoming Blues Traveler

By Michele Siegel

Library Receives Grant For STEM Lab

By Sheri ArbitalJacoby

Parker’s 26th Annual Golf Classic At Glen Oaks Club A Success

By Great Neck Record Staff

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