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Business

Local caregiver wins regional caregiver of the year award

By Isabella Gallo

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Art

Mystery, music and joy: Theater for Dessert returns to Port with “The Museum of Oddities”

By Christy Hinko

Washington, DC murder victims Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim, who were shot as they left an event at the Capital Jewish Museum, pose for a picture at an unknown location, in this handout image released by Embassy of Israel to the U.S. on May 22, 2025.

Long Island family of Israeli DC murder victim grieves loss

By Timothy Bolger

Alper’s Hardware in Port Washington has been named the new drop-off site for Plant A Row for the Hungry.

Port Washington

Alper’s Hardware joins fight against hunger as new plant a row drop-off site

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Community Events

Herricks Troop 201 Eagle Scouts honored

Port Washington voters approved a $199 million school budget and backed a new trustee.

Port Washington

Port Washington voters approve $199M school budget, back new trustee

By Larissa Fuentes

Qdoba Mexican Eats top open five additional restaurants in Nassau and Suffolk counties.

Business

Qdoba heats up Long Island: five new locations to spice up suburbs

By Larissa Fuentes

Port Washington's Louis Simon led an eco-friendly movement by promoting the use of environmentally friendly products at local restaurants.

Environment

Port Washington teen seeks to shrink single-use plastics at local eateries

By Cameryn Oakes

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1819 selected John Sabatino as the Grand Marshal for the Port Washington Memorial Day Parade.

Community Events

John Sabatino named Grand Marshal of VFW Post 1819 Memorial Day Parade

By Larissa Fuentes

Elementary students from Curtains Up performed songs from "Descendants: The Musical," at PortFest

Community Events

HEARTS’ annual PortFest draws hundreds to see local performers

By Hannah Devlin

Sands Point Mayor Peter Forman and Sands Point Garden Club members planted a tree at village hall for arbor day.

Community Events

Sands Point Garden Club celebrates Arbor Day

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$86M sale closes for Port Washington senior care facility The Harborside

By Cameryn Oakes

The Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society hosted its annual Spring Fling at the Dodge Homestead,

Community Events

Port Washington goes back in time at Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society’s Spring Fling

By Cameryn Oakes

AP Photography student Ethan Restivo showcases his selected work in the exhibition the "Sustained Investigation."

Education

Schreiber High School AP Photography students showcase work

By Connor Patton

Co-producers Tommy Doyle (R.) and Tyler Mount (L.) attend the premiere of "Oh Mary!" with writer and performer Cole Escola (C.).

Port Washington native Tommy Doyle earns first Tony nomination for ‘Oh Mary!’

By Connor Patton

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Education

Schreiber High School hosts third annual Dance Showcase

By Connor Patton

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Education

Schreiber High School hosts Shakespeare Day

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Port Washington

The Community Synagogue in Port Washington donates grant to Israeli shelter

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Business

Harborside sale approaches closing, estimated Tuesday

By Cameryn Oakes

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Education

Port Washington School District honors staff members receiving tenure and retiring during Board of Education meeting

By Connor Patton

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

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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

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

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