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Port Washington

Port Washington remembers late Schreiber HS dean on his 100th birthday

By Connor Patton

Manorhaven Mayor John Popleski said he agrees with residents' concerns over development across the village.

Politics

Manorhaven mayor embraces new path to village’s future

By Connor Patton

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Community Events

‘Together We Dink’ to build community through pickleball and food

By Connor Patton

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Veterans

‘There won’t be anyone left to carry the flag’: New Hyde Park’s American Legion looks to recruit more younger vets

By Isabella Gallo

Horse Racing: 151st Running of the Kentucky Derby

Business

Hildebrandt’s helps bring the sweet taste of victory from the Kentucky Derby to Williston Park

By Isabella Gallo

New Westbury apartment building

Westbury

New 187 unit apartment complex to break ground in Westbury by early next year

By Isabella Gallo

Trustee Nadia Giannopoulos (L.) and newcomers Desiree Woodson (C.) and Allison O’Brien Silva (R.) are running for two seats on the Manhasset Board of Education.

Education

Prez Panzik opts out of Manhasset BOE race as two newcomers campaign

By Cameryn Oakes

Education

Mateo Flores joins 2 incumbents candidates seeking 3 open seats on Westbury’s Board of Education

By Isabella Gallo

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

State Sen. Jack Martins (L.) joined with former Old Westbury Mayor Fred Carillo (C.) and Old Westbury Chief of Police Stuart Cameron (R.) in unveiling the Old Westbury Police Department's first electric vehicle.

Old Westbury Police Department unveils its first electric vehicle

By Connor Patton

North Hempstead

Hofstra unveils rebranded logo ahead of centennial

By Larissa Fuentes

Herricks board president standing in front of a blue background.

Education

Herricks Ed Board President Chin runs unopposed for 5th term

By Isabella Gallo

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Business

Wellness store Vibrance 360 opens in Greenvale

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

New York State, Nassau County and North Hempstead officials gathered with the Abbondandelo Family at the honorary street renaming for PO Brian Abbondandelo in Roslyn Heights.

Community Events

North Hempstead to honor fallen Nassau County officers

By Long Island Press

Brian Hanley (L.), James Svendsen (LC.), Lisa Cashman (RC.), and Jessica Dillon (R.) are running unopposed for trustee positions on the North Shore Board of Education.

Education

Four school board candidates run unopposed in North Shore School District

By Connor Patton

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

By Janet Nina Esagoff

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi holds press conference with business leaders as tariffs cause companies financial trouble

Business

LI businesses say tariffs may cause them to close

By Casey Fahrer

On April 27, science research students from Manhasset High School participated in the WAC Lighting Invitational Science Fair, which was held at Roslyn High School.

Education

Manhasset science scholars earn awards at invitational science fair

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Roslyn Heights street renamed to honor fallen Nassau cop

By Isabella Gallo

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