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Great Neck’s North Shore TV wins national public access award

By Ryan Toohill

Health

Broadway Park reopens with $1.2M renovation after 9-month closure

By Isabella Gallo

Dozens gathered for a weekly rally in defense of immigrant rights and due process.

Community Events

Port Washington Dem Club to rally weekly against immigration crackdowns

By Larissa Fuentes

Village of Flower Hill Board of Trustees Meeting on July 8, 2025

Business

Flower Hill board commits to public hearings before any changes to security patrol

By Amit Ben-Bassat

The Village of Westbury Board of Trustees announced it is applying for a SEQRA grant to upgrade two parks.

Business

Village of Westbury to apply for grant to upgrade parks

By Casey Fahrer

Stacey E. Rosen, a cardiologt and women's health advocate has been named volunteer president of the American Heart Association.

North Hempstead

New leadership: A closer look at the American Heart Association’s new president

By Gianna Costanzo

The Port Washington Parent Resource Center hosts a "Mothers with Infants" class.

Port Washington

Port Washington Parent Resource Center: There for every family

By Gianna Costanzo

The Town of North Hempstead was awarded a $6.3 million grant from FEMA to repair the town dock after it was damaged by Superstorm Sandy.

Environment

North Hempstead gets $6.3M FEMA grant to restore town dock from Sandy damages

By Cameryn Oakes

Saddle Rock Mayor Dan Levy reassured residents that the temple proposal was being done legally and that a public hearing would be held on the proposal.

North Hempstead

Saddle Rock Minyan temple proposal divides residents

By Cameryn Oakes

Image 8 Steve Blake, Parade Grand marshal

Community Events

Williston Park Fire Department kicked off July 4 weekend with longstanding parade

By Isabella Gallo

Thousands gathered at Jones Beach on July 4 to celebrate America's birthday with a firework specular show.

Community Events

Fireworks light up Jones Beach as thousands celebrate Fourth of July

By Larissa Fuentes

Caila Smith (L.) took the first place spot on the podium at a gymnastics competition where she qualified for the Junior Olympics.

Sports

Great Neck gymnast, 8, qualifies for all events at Junior Olympics

By Cameryn Oakes

The Great Neck Vigilant Fire Department has been a staple in protecting the community.

Opinions

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: The Vigilant Fire Co.

Janet Nina Esagoff

The Nassau County Museum of Art takes visitors on an exploration of play. "Bibi on the Ball," by Carole A. Feuerman.

Community Events

Nassau County Museum of Art explores play with three new exhibits

By Larissa Fuentes

The village of East Hills joined together to celebrate the 249th birthday of America in a July 4 celebration with music, food and fireworks.

Community Events

East Hills celebrates Fourth of July with music, fireworks, a call for unity

By Larissa Fuentes

Champion Maserati owner John Ficaro

Business

Great Neck Champion Maserati with new partners to debut new models

By Amit Ben-Bassat

Manorhaven trustee, Jeffrey Stone, denied any conflict of interest in the 30 Sagamore Hill Drive development vote.

Port Washington

Manorhaven trustee denies conflict of interest in controversial development vote

By Larissa Fuentes

Fernando Mejia, the manager of Port Washington's Schmear Bagel & Cafe, was granted a temporary reprieve for his case.

Port Washington

Fernando Mejia, Port Washington bagel shop manager detained by ice, granted a reprieve

By Cameryn Oakes

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Business

Long Island’s Taglio Pizza named 3rd best slice shop in U.S. 2nd year in a row

By Isabella Gallo

Hender Alvarado and his two daughters donated their time and services to support the fundraiser.

Port Washington

Community hosts car wash for 9-year-old with liver cancer in Port Washington

By Larissa Fuentes

Bestselling thriller author, Daniel Silva, will appear at the Sid Jacobson JCC to discuss his latest book.

Community Events

Bestselling author Daniel Silva to appear at Sid Jacobson JCC

By Larissa Fuentes

Daruma of Tokyo, which opened at 95 Middle Neck Road in 1985, will continue to operate under new ownership.

Business

New Daruma owners granted conditional use permit

By Ryan Toohill

Living

3 young girls advocate for park upgrades, 2 seniors ask for traffic calming in Mineola

By Isabella Gallo

The Glen Cove port tiki boat holds up to 18 passengers as it travels the Long Island Sound

Port Tiki party boat opens 2nd location in Glen Cove

By Hannah Devlin

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