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Four Great Neck villages will hold elections, with no contested races.

Great Neck

Four Great Neck villages to hold June 17 elections, newcomers run in Russell Gardens

By Cameryn Oakes

Two bills have been presented in the state legislature that would permit the swap of 2.5 acres from Kings Point Park for a parking lot in exchange for the 5.76-acre Wildwood facility.

Great Neck

2.5 acres of Kings Point Park in proposed land swap for tennis facility

By Cameryn Oakes

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Great Neck student nabs 4th in National Spelling Bee

By Ryan Toohill

Temple Beth-El of Great Neck will welcome guest speaker Rabbi Laurie Gold for a Pride Shabbat.

Great Neck

Temple Beth-El to celebrate Pride Month

By Long Island Press

David Zielenziger, a former journalist and Great Neck resident known for his civic leadership, died at the age of 72.

Great Neck

David Zielenziger, ex-journalist and Great Neck civic leader, dies at 72

By Cameryn Oakes

Great Neck Memorial Day parade Grand Marshal Harold Radish points to the crowd as he is driven along the parade route.

Great Neck

Great Neck commemorates lives of fallen soldiers on Memorial Day

By Cameryn Oakes

Members of the Great Neck North High Support Our Troops club and school district members with Staff Sgt. Carlos E. Gallo Jr.

Great Neck

Great Neck North High honors local Marine, alumni in Memorial Day service

By Cameryn Oakes

The Great Neck North Water Authority filed a notice of appeal after a judge dismissed its suit against Northwell for allegedly contaminating the groundwater with Freon-22.

Great Neck

GN North Water Authority to appeal dismissal of suit against Northwell Health

By Cameryn Oakes

The John F. Kennedy High School's robotics team, POBots, competed with "Barry" at the FIRST Long Island Regional

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5 Nassau schools earn robotics awards in FIRST competition

By Hannah Devlin

The Great Neck Public School's $290 million budget passed with 80% of the total votes.

Great Neck

Great Neck passes school district’s $290M budget, turf field capital reserve project

By Cameryn Oakes

Great Neck Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Curriculum and Instruction Dan Holtzman was named Long Island's administrator of the year.

Great Neck

Great Neck assistant superintendent named administrator of the year on Long Island

By Cameryn Oakes

Cornell Cooperative community aquaculture educator Christine LoBuglio shared information about joining the oyster gardening program to the Great Neck Village Officials Association.

Great Neck

Great Neck considers joining oyster gardening program in Manhasset Bay

By Cameryn Oakes

Great Neck Board of Education Vice President Donna Peirez is running for re-election in the district's May 20 election.

Great Neck

GN BOE Veep Peirez runs for re-election to continue student advocacy

By Cameryn Oakes

The Great Neck Library Main and Parkville branches will be extending their Sunday hours to be open for a full eight hours.

Great Neck

Great Neck Library to expand Sunday hours starting in September

By Cameryn Oakes

The Great Neck Board of Education unanimously adopted a budget of $290M for the 2025-2026 school year, which the community will vote on on May 20.

Great Neck

Great Neck Board of Education adopts $290M budget, to face community vote next

By Cameryn Oakes

Dahlia Zavelin, 16, asks the Great Neck Library Board of Trustees to give them more answers on why two beloved Levels employees were fired.

Great Neck

Teens demand answers from Great Neck Library Board of Trustees on recent firings

By Cameryn Oakes

Great Neck Board of Education Vice President Donna Peirez is running for re-election in an uncontested race on May 20.

Great Neck

Great Neck BOE VP Peirez runs for re-election in uncontested race

By Cameryn Oakes

The Great Neck Water Pollution Control District will be hosting it "Shed the Meds" event on April 27.

Great Neck

Great Neck Water Pollution Control District to host “Shed the Meds” drive-thru

By Long Island Press

The Village of Thomaston Board of Trustees approved its election results at its reorganizational meeting Monday, April 14.

Great Neck

Village of Thomaston approves election results, swears in re-elected board of trustees members

By Cameryn Oakes

The Great Neck South High ensemble Michael Sun (L.), Olivia Gu (Center) and Kyle Lam (R.) were selected to perform in the Young Musicians Concert at the Lincoln Center.

Great Neck

Three Great Neck School District ensembles invited to perform at Lincoln Center

By Long Island Press

The program will be led in person by Temple Beth-El’s Rabbi Emeritus Meir Feldman and facilitated by Rabbi A. Brian Stoller.

Community Events

Beloved rabbi to speak at Temple Beth-El on Zionism, the West Bank

By Long Island Press

Teenagers rallied outside the Great Neck Library on April 6, demanding that two employees from the teen Levels program be re-hired

Great Neck

Teens rally for Great Neck Library employees to be rehired

By Cameryn Oakes

Synergy in Great Neck is introducing a new form of exercise blending multiple different practices

Great Neck

Synergy in Great Neck provides new art to exercise

By Cameryn Oakes

Debby Kahm has been the informal leader of the Lake Success Jewish Center sisterhood, serving the organization for nearly 25 years.

Great Neck

Sisterhood at the Lake Success Jewish Center

By Cameryn Oakes

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Queens City Council Member Vickie Paladino, pictured in a file photo. Paladino is facing legal threats and calls for an ethics investigation after being accused of making false and inflammatory statements about the partner of slain activist Ryan Carson.

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