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Antonio Benitez, 15, was killed fleeing police after he was struck by an unlicensed driver on Saturday.

15‑year‑old killed in North New Hyde Park crash during police pursuit, friends, family hold vigil

By Larissa Fuentes

Jerome Fields, a longtime Roslyn resident and member of the Sid Jacobson JCC, died at 80 in his home.

Obituaries

Jerome Fields, self-made executive, dies at 80

By Larissa Fuentes

The Port Washington School District received no recommendations on their 2023-2024 non-instructional payroll audit from the New York State Comptroller's Office.

Port Washington

Port Washington School District payroll found accurate by NYS Comptroller’s Office

By Larissa Fuentes

More than 40 miles of damaged roads will be repaved under North Hempstead's $6 million resurfacing project.

North Hempstead

North Hempstead roads to be renewed under $6M resurfacing project

By Cameryn Oakes

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NY Times best-selling author receives inaugural book award

By Emma Alexander

Join Dennis Raverty for an afternoon art lecture at the Great Neck Library.

Community Events

Great Neck Library to host lecture on Henri Matisse by Dennis Raverty

HEARTS Port Washington launched a new visual arts summer program, free of charge.

Port Washington

HEARTS launches free summer visual arts program in Port Washington

By Larissa Fuentes

Community Events

’90s music, spray paint fill Mineola for LI’s 2nd Nostalgia Fest

By Isabella Gallo

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Business

Mineola architecture firm JRS Architect sold to Flordia firm

By Emma Alexander

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Opinions

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: The food scene

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Great Neck's Madeleine Chin, 12, launched her nonprofit Mindful Reading to promote childhood literacy.

Education

Great Neck pre-teen launches literacy nonprofit to promote joys of reading

By Cameryn Oakes

Thomas Plominski, a Manorhaven resident, helped spearhead a public meetings to inform residents about overdevelopment in Manorhaven.

Port Washington

Residents band together in protest of overdevelopment in Port Washington

By Larissa Fuentes

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Education

Buckley County Day School holds 98th commencement exercises

Music

New apartment proposal receives pushback by Mineola board, music school approved to open

By Isabella Gallo

The Village of Munsey Park is looking to establish a sign ordinance, which would limit the usage of political signage in the village.

North Hempstead

‘Sign of the times’: Munsey Park looks to implement political sign ordinance

By Cameryn Oakes

The Port Washington Summer Music Program brings free music instruction to the district.

Port Washington

Port Washington’s free summer music program engages students in ensemble learning

By Larissa Fuentes

Jim Serpico turned to making artisans and leading Serpico's Bread Co. after a long career in producing television.

Business

Jim Serpico went from producing television to making bread and pizza

By Casey Fahrer

Vanessa Dong-Monaco said she wants to bring 'new blood' to the Carle Place Board of Education.

Business

Carle Place’s board president brings ‘new blood’ to the position

By Casey Fahrer

Don, Eli and John Bekteshi (L.-R.) will be honored with a street renamed after them, "Bekteshi Brother's Way."

Business

‘Bekteshi Brother’s Way’ honors longtime Villa Milano owners, staple in Manhasset community

By Cameryn Oakes

The Vibrance 360 team held a BTL Brunch event for an afternoon of education, technology demos, and community support.

Community Events

Vibrance 360 hosts wellness brunch event in Greenvale featuring immersive aesthetic technology

By Larissa Fuentes

The Village of Baxter Estates Board of Trustees will require residents to physically hand write and deliver to the village notices of unsafe conditions.

Port Washington

Baxter Estates proposes law concerning notice of unsafe village conditions

By Larissa Fuentes

Business

150+ Northwell lab workers picket to protest stagnant contract negotiations, not yet on strike

By Isabella Gallo

VFW Post 1819 reopened their recreation center for veterans, thanks to a donation by King Quality Roofing and Siding. Commander Robert Freeland (L.) and Trustee Jerry Tedeschi (R.).

Port Washington

New windows help reopen VFW Post 1819’s recreation space in Port Washington

By Larissa Fuentes

The Port Washington School District has appointed Justin Arini as their new director of guidance.

Community Events

Port Washington School District welcomes new director of guidance

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