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Port Washington, meet author Paul Rappaport.

Community Events

Meet Port Washington native and author Paul Rappaport

The Flower Hill village board discussed the private security patrol's effectiveness.

Port Washington

Flower Hill village board debates future of private security patrol

By Larissa Fuentes

Incumbent Mayor Peter Forman (L.) is running against newcomer Jeremiah Bosgang (R.) in the upcoming Sands Point mayoral election.

Port Washington

Sands Point to see first contested mayoral election in years

By Larissa Fuentes

HarborFest Dock Day and Craft Fair took place on Main Street on June 1.

Port Washington

HarborFest 2025 draws thousands to Port Washington waterfront

By Larissa Fuentes

Kyle Melkonian of Manhasset High School received the James C. Metzger Lacrosse Leadership Award from Long Island lacrosse star Vincent J. Sombrotto.

Education

2025 James C. Metzger Lacrosse Leadership Awards given to eight players

By Casey Fahrer

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Sports

Port Washington lacrosse loses heartbreaker in county title game to Massapequa

By Michael J. Lewis

Port Washington Police District Commissioners and top brass honor 20 officers for their dedication to the Port Washington community.

Community Events

20 Port Washington Police District officers recognized

Port Promenade returns to Port Washington's Main Street.

Community Events

Port Promenade returns to Main Street

Port Washington Youth Activities will hold their annual Hall of Fame Gala with three new inductees on June 13th.

Community Events

Port Washington Youth Activities to host 33rd Hall of Fame Gala

Residents packed Manorhaven village hall on Wednesday night to voice their concerns over a proposed mixed-use development site.

Port Washington

Push back continues on Sagamore Hill development

By Larissa Fuentes

A sophomore Schreiber High School student won first place in the state and nationally for her essay her experience playing The Stock Market Game.

Port Washington

Schreiber sophomore wins national investing competition

By Larissa Fuentes

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Sports

Port Washington girls lacrosse loses heartbreaker in county final to Massapequa

By Michael J. Lewis

Farmers markets have the freshest, locally-grown produce on the Island. Here are all the upcoming dates and locations for ones popping up near you.

Long Island Guides

Long Island farmers markets: Summer 2025 guide to dates, locations and fresh produce

By Ashna Balroop

Port Washington Coach, Charles Stanley Cutler, dies at 91.

Port Washington

Port Washington ‘Coach Cutler’ dies at 91

By Larissa Fuentes

Jade Eatery and Lounge opens in Port Washington.

Business

Jade Eatery opens second location on LI

By Larissa Fuentes

Port Washington held it's annual Memorial Day parade with John Sabatino and Paul Oleksiw as grand Marshal's.

Port Washington

Port Washington pays tribute to fallen heroes at Memorial Day events

By Larissa Fuentes

Community shows support for 12-year-old Nathan Ha, who was killed crossing Middle Neck Road last week.

Port Washington

Community rallies to mourn tragic loss of 12-year-old Nathan Ha

By Larissa Fuentes

North Shore home sales

Real Estate

North Shore home sales showcase range from $330K co-op to $2.8M estate

The Roslyn Landmark Society was awarded a grant to fix the Mackay Estate Gate Lodge roof.

Port Washington

Roslyn Landmark Society awarded $427K

By Larissa Fuentes

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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

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