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Great Neck Library offering computer coding education

Three more school districts - Great Neck, Sewanhaka and Herricks – have joined the Bus Stop Arm Program

Education

Bus-arm ticketing program expands to 3 more school districts in North Hempstead

By Cameryn Oakes

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Opinions

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula – The Gold Coast Arts Center

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Pictured left to right, North High School research teachers Maya Lerner and Christopher Bambino, Regeneron STS Scholars Emma Wen and Johnathan Ahdout, senior research teacher/advisor/science department chair Jessica York, and research teacher Alison Widawsky

Education

Five Great Neck students named Regeneron Scholars

Community Events

Katz elected chairwoman at Great Neck Water Pollution Control District, Reiter re-elected to board

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Great Neck Water Pollution Control District Commissioner Steve Reiter re-elected to District Board

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Special organ donation and social justice shabbat at Temple Beth-El in Great Neck

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North Hempstead

U.S. Merchant Marine Academy fails to meet cybersecurity requirements: report

By Cameryn Oakes

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Community Events

Great Neck Troop 10 Camp at below freezing temperatures at Furlyn Equestrian Farm

Great Neck Public Schools is implementing media literacy training throughout all of its grades and over all courses

Education

Great Neck flexes media literacy curriculum throughout its schools

By Cameryn Oakes

Opinions

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: Community organizations

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Attorney Kathleen Deegan Dickson presenting to the North Hempstead Town Board the details of London Jewelers' third floor addition

North Hempstead OKs $8.7M in bonds to kick off capital plan spending

By Cameryn Oakes

Great Neck's Patty Katz is returning to her music career, which most recently was recognized in her semifinalist placement in the Song of the Year competition

Music

Great Neck commissioner gains notoriety once again in return to music career

By Cameryn Oakes

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People

MLK’s Great Neck visits strengthen Civil Rights mission

By Christy Hinko

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North Hempstead Town Board adopts 2025-2029 Capital Plan

By Cameryn Oakes

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Readers Write: Northport an inspiration for famed author

By Sharon Goldwyn

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Opinions

Readers Write: Congestion pricing needed because of unstopped fare-beaters

By Jeffrey S. Wiesenfeld

Opinions

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: The legacy of the Atlas family

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Great Neck Library Trustee Rory Lancman thanks the community for trusting him as president as he steps down from the position and assumes the seat of the board's secretary

North Hempstead

Great Neck Library ushers in new trustees, Reicher elected president

By Cameryn Oakes

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Real Estate

North Shore homes showcase unique features

By Christy Hinko

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Education

Great Neck South High delivers holiday cheer to the Grand Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Facility

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Sports

Inspired by Olympics, Great Neck South’s Michelle Wu a new star in fencing

By Michael J. Lewis

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The honor of serving as Great Neck Library president

BY Rory Lancman

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Community Events

Art on the road with Gold Coast Arts

By Long Island Press

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