Tag: Port Washington

Knickerbocker Bay Club, a condominium community located in Port Washington with waterfront views, is designed for the 62-plus active adult.

Southern, Italian cuisines mix at news-and-jazz-themed restaurant.

A Port Washington marketing executive launched an online fundraiser with the goal of helping Syrian refugees relocate to Canada, but the effort sparked what he described as a mind-blowing amount of blowback.

Best of The Wursts: A trip to La Piccola Liguria, a Port Washington mainstay, and Antonette’s in East Hills.

Northwell Health-GoHealth Urgent Care opened its newest center on Monday, Sept. 11 in Port Washington, bringing the number of such facilities that the company has on Long Island to 19, officials said.

It’ll be Christmas in July when a locally made comedic short called “Home Invasion for the Holidays” screens this week at the Long Island International Film Expo (LIIIFE) in Bellmore.

A rustic façade complements an up-to-date interior, combining forces for medieval-meets-modern feel at 267 Circle Drive in Manhasset, which was recently listed for sale.

Just like backyard BBQs and trips to the beach, it wouldn’t be summer on Long Island without children’s summer camp adventures. From traditional day camps and sleepaway camps to genre-specific camps for kids interested in sports, science or the arts, there is no shortage of fun to choose from. What follows is a guide to summer camps on Long Island!

Approximately 100 students staged a walkout at Ward Melville High School in East Setauket on March 1 in protest of its decision to introduce multi-colored, gender-neutral graduation gowns at its upcoming commencement ceremony this June. Traditionally, girls wear gold gowns and boys don green. The school’s new graduation gowns are universally green, with the high school’s emblem emblazoned on a gold stole.

The gathering provided the synagogue’s congregation the opportunity to ask questions they’ve often pondered but never sought answers to about Islam.