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Manhasset civic council discusses shoreline repairs and proposed 9/11 memorial

The Council of Greater Manhasset Civic Associations held its first meeting after the summer break and election on Oct. 14, bringing together town officials, a town supervisor candidate and a local historical society representative to discuss infrastructure and preservation issues. The closed-door...

Port Washington girls tennis wins Nassau County, Long Island titles

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East Williston board passes 100% property tax exemption for disabled veterans

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Cherry Lane Elementary School leaders explain rationale for new report card, seek community feedback

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Wardrobe Warriors turns closets into sanctuaries of wellness and happiness

For founder Barrie Smith, an organized wardrobe is more than a luxury. It is a way to bring calm, confidence and a more positive start to everyday life. In a world where busy schedules, competing responsibilities and constant demands can make every day feel like a race against the clock, Smith...

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Northwell Urgent Care centers receive Autism Friendly Designation

Northwell Health-GoHealth Urgent Care has announced that five new medical centers have received the Autism Friendly Designation, including a center in Syosset. The designation began recognizing medical centers in 2024 and previously named urgent care locations in East Northport, Hewlett and Lake...

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Former Garden City math teacher donates to alma mater, Adelphi University, to support first-generation college students

Community Events Former Garden City math teacher donates to alma mater, Adelphi University, to support first-generation college students … Comments Posted on October 27, 2026 President Michael Balboni ’81, JD, Judith Ammerman, MA ’64, MS ’73, and Vice President of Advancement and External Relations...

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Going Places: Grassroots, Volunteerism Builds the Great American Rail-Trail

By Karen Rubin, Travel Features Syndicate, goingplacesfarandnear.com Within this one mile that cuts through Ohio forest, there are stories: reclusive Hellbender salamanders that grow to 28 inches long; a bridge where Abraham Lincoln nearly lost his life on the way to his inauguration; a rail...

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New Wantagh childcare center keeps needs of local community in mind

Nearly 17.5% of workers living in Wantagh work from home, while more than 64% work outside of the home, according to aggregated data. To help meet the needs of working parents, a new childcare center has opened at 3309 Merrick Rd., co-founder Melissa Borger said. The center officially opened in...

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Port Washington Water Pollution Control District proposes 12% budget hike, remains under tax cap

A 12% spending increase in the Port Washington Water Pollution Control District’s overall proposed 2027 budget is being driven by infrastructure needs, rising operating costs and preparations for costly sewer emergencies — but district officials say the tax levy would increase by just 1%. The Port...

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Long Island freight trains get cleaner with $10.9 million investment

For many Long Islanders, freight trains are easy to miss. Operating largely during midday and late-night hours on the same tracks used by the Long Island Rail Road, they quietly haul heavy loads that help keep stores, businesses and supply chains moving. That largely unseen network is about to get...

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Hicksville 23rd annual street fair honors chamber of commerce’s centennial, election season brings out politicians

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Former Garden City math teacher donates to alma mater, Adelphi University, to support first-generation college students

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Royalty Pet Grooming opens in Port Washington

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