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A protester holds a sign reading "get ICE out of Port" at the No Kings rally in Port Washington.

Port Washington

Detainment of Port Washington bagel shop manager causes waves in community

By Cameryn Oakes

The Roslyn Landmark Society will host preservationist, Anthony C. Wood.

Community Events

The Roslyn Landmark Society to host preservationist Anthony Wood

By Larissa Fuentes

A driver died after crashing into the Manhasset Quaker meeting house. The car erupted into flames, which then spread to the building.

Driver killed after crashing into Manhasset Quaker meeting house, fire erupts

By Cameryn Oakes

Middle school students accepting their awards

Community Events

Board of Education meeting recognizes student achievements

By Frankie DiCalogero

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

Matthew Calderon was presented with a scholarship by the PWCC. From left to right: Matthew Calderon, Rona Moyer, and Ann Mergler.

Community Events

Port Washington Children’s Center awards Schreiber student with alumni scholarship

The Roslyn School District hosts special education award ceremony. Left to right: Cindy Samide, Dr. Jillian Brass, Dr. Regina LaRocca, and Marnie Cohen

Community Events

Roslyn School District hosts special education award ceremony

Five Paul D. Schreiber High School students received scholarships for pursing military service after high school.

Community Events

Five local high school students awarded scholarship for choosing military service

By Larissa Fuentes

Tenor Eduardo Pacheco is one of 22 musicians selected to perform at the 2025 Oyster Bay Music Festival.

Oyster Bay Music Festival returns for 14th year for week-long concert series

By Hannah Devlin

Sports

Blakeman declares June 18 Junior Alvarado Day for Kentucky Derby winning Nassau jockey

By Isabella Gallo

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (NY-3) returns to the House Ways and Means Committee with the start of his latest term last week

Opinions

Tom Suozzi column: Free Fernando Mejia, Mr. President

By Tom Suozzi

Ian Joyal

Community Events

New Hyde Park’s Ian Joyal brings comic villain to life in “H.M.S. Pinafore”

By Christy Hinko

Saucy Rascals

Business

Saucy Rascals spices it up with community-rooted BBQ sauces

By Christy Hinko

The Manhasset Public Schools is seeking to implement a new cell phone policy to comply with the state's recent bell-to-bell cell phone restriction.

Education

Manhasset School District proposes new cell phone policy under state changes

By Cameryn Oakes

Roslyn High school student, Dylan Sakaria, wins third place in eVoco Voice competition.

Community Events

Roslyn student wins 3rd place in eVoco Young Artist competition

Harbor Hill third graders brought history to life during a wax museum event.

Community Events

Harbor Hill 3rd graders bring history to life with wax museum event

Children-and-hospital-staff-came-down-to-the-Seacrest-Studio-for-an-afternoon-of-learning-and-crafts

Environment

New York Marine Rescue Center and Canon Celebrate World Sea Turtle Day

Roslyn 10th grader, Anna Recicka, won second place in the Northwestern Undergraduate Law Journal’s annual high school essay contest.

Roslyn

Roslyn sophomore wins 2nd place in national essay contest

Roslyn students attending NYS Science Congress. From left to right: Anannya Anand, Vanessa Theodos, Anne Goldstein, Abigail Sonoda, Zara Cooper and Navya. Gupa

Community Events

6 Roslyn students qualify for New York State Science Congress

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

Community members gathered at the Sid Jacobson JCC to celebrate Pride Month.

Community Events

Sid Jacobson JCC hosts Rainbow Challah Bake to celebrate Pride Month

By Larissa Fuentes

North Shore University Hospital

Business

Northwell’s North Shore University Hospital receives silver level 2 accreditation for its elderly accommodations

Amit Ben-Bassat

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

Russell Gardens elects two new trustees

By Cameryn Oakes

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