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Math teacher Laura Petras was selected as the third member of the New York State Master Teachers program from Manhasset Public Schools. The Master Teachers program is a professional organization that brings together STEM teachers from across the state. Petras started with Manhasset in...


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The New Hyde Park Board of Trustees approved an application for a special-use permit for a Nepali momo restaurant at its Thursday, Jan. 15 meeting.  The restaurant, Momo 2 Go, is set to open at 231 Jericho Turnpike in March, according to the applicant. The board also approved minor internal renovations, which the applicant said will slightly increase the restaurant’s capac...


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Democrat Kim Keiserman announced Wednesday, Jan. 14, that she is running for the state Assembly in the 16th District, launching a campaign centered on affordability, public education, environmental protection and what she described as the need for more active representat...


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While many families were preparing Thanksgiving dinner in 2024, Johnny Nahas was being wheeled into an operating room for emergency brain surgery. Just hours earlier, the 28-year-old Port Washington native had learned that a tumor was growing on his brainstem — a life-threatening diagnosis that would set him on a yearlong journey through surgery, radiation, chemotherapy and rec...


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When Mindy Germain first arrived in Port Washington more than two decades ago, she was still getting her bearings in a new community, walking along Main Street and taking in the waterfront views and small-town feel that had drawn her from Manhattan. Then she noticed something that stopped her in her tracks. A group of residents was walking through Blumenfeld Family Park, picki...


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