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Smart Growth Award Honors Don Barbieri

By Joe Scotchie

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Why Use A Travel Agent?

By Anton Media Staff

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Great Neck

Join GN Cyclists For A Morning Ride

By Great Neck Record Staff

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Great Neck

Adir Vegon’s 2016 Great Neck North High School Graduation Speech

By Great Neck Public Schools

Levittown

Scout Recognition Day At Levy Park

By Jennifer Fauci

Levittown

Something Stinks

By Letters to the Editor

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The End Is Near

By Betsy Abraham

Massapequa

Something Stinks

By Letters to the Editor

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Long Island News

The Terror Suspect Who Had Nothing To Give

By ProPublica

Chamber of Commerce Networking Event

By Illustrated News Staff

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Opinions

Long Island Can Be Made Tough

By Michael A. Miller

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Port Washington

2016 Rio Olympics: Safety Concerns Mixed With Hope

By Andrea Watson

Great Neck

Park District Welcomes New Assistant Superintendent

By Michele Siegel

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Great Neck

BTDC Holds Business Seminar AT LaunchPad

By Great Neck Record Staff

Massapequa

Adopt A Pet At North Shore Animal League

By Observer Staff

Levittown

Strongwilled: The Walk For Will

By Father Ralph Sommer

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JLLI Board Of Directors

By Roslyn News Staff

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Syosset

Hang Around With I.FLY Trapeze

By Betsy Abraham

Sports

Katie’s Run Hits Stride With Record Turnout

By Rich Tedesco

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Port Washington

Long Time College Adviser Moves Back to Port

By Peter Merani

Levittown

Fun Is Enriching, Too

By Sheri ArbitalJacoby

Massapequa

Plainedge Senior Citizens Club Hold Social Dinner

By Town of Oyster Bay

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The Mid-Summer Classic

By Joe Scotchie

Celebrating Sewanhaka High School’s Class of 2016

By Illustrated News Staff

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