Port Washington, NY News & Events

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Harper Lambert, Manhasset girls lacrosse turn trust into victories

Lambert scored five goals to help Manhasset (4-0) defeat reigning state Class D champion Cold Spring Harbor on Saturday.

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Nassau girls lacrosse photos: Cold Spring Harbor at Manhasset

Easter and Passover looks from Long Island's past eras

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LI village to pay $19M to settle synagogue lawsuit

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5 scenic LI communities for kayak drop-in trips

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Upcoming Events

Sunday, April 5

Nonfiction Book Club: 1929 - Part 2

Apr9

Discussion of the second half of the nonfiction book "1929: Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street History--and How It Shattered a Nation" by Andrew Ross Sorkin, register starting Feb. 1

Where

Port Washington Public Library

1 Library Dr.

Port Washington, NY

Phone

516-883-4400

Price

free

Website

pwpl.org

Medicaid Sign-Up Help

Apr10

The Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council will provide walk-in assistance with signing up for Medicaid

Where

Port Washington Public Library

1 Library Dr.

Port Washington, NY

Phone

516-883-4400

Price

free

Website

pwpl.org

Hypertension Screenings

Apr14

St. Francis Hospital will perform blood pressure screenings in the Joan and Arnold Saltzman Reading Room

Where

Port Washington Public Library

1 Library Dr.

Port Washington, NY

Phone

516-883-4400

Price

free

Website

pwpl.org

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'It's a list, it's a database'

Read the names and backgrounds of Bruce Blakeman's armed volunteer deputies program

First in NewsdayLawyers release files of graduates of Bruce Blakeman's armed citizen deputy program

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Man charged in violent beating of 75-year-old relative in LI home

Sunday, April 5

Luxe meat wholesaler opens LI retail store

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Only in NewsdayStylish eatery takes over historic LI pub

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Elevated gyro joint opens second spot

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After village complaints about cooking odors, Indian-food processing company plans move

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Top 50 high school girls flag football players this spring

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Blood test being used to assess brain injuries

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Nassau, Suffolk renew fight against invasive species

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'Originally, it was a tent'

WWRL 'Urban Preacher' Bob Law dies at 86

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Top 25 boys tennis players this spring

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Strike, spare, turkey: Guide to LI bowling alleys

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Blakeman turns to issue of affordability in his bid for governor

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LI man accused of making $65G in bribes to NYC building official

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Thousands rally at LI 'No Kings' demonstrations

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'Hope for a better life'

They're now U.S. citizens after taking Oath of Allegiance at LI high school

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AG looking into claims of LI village election tampering

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First in NewsdayNassau elections official: LI mayor tampered with poll book

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Only in NewsdayNo questions allowed? League of Women Voters quits event.

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Gold Coast home with skyline views sells for $8.25M

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Only in NewsdaySlip-up over signatures foils LI's mayor reelection bid

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Only in NewsdayFormer LI schools superintendent sentenced in crash that seriously injured motorcyclist

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State Department calls LI's Kamran Hekmati a 'wrongful detainee' of Iran

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Only in NewsdayVillage election preview: Key LI races to be decided Wednesday

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Long Islanders' Favorites

Only in NewsdayToxic forever chemicals raise concerns about garden, farm products on LI

Experts say there are many pathways to exposure, including kitchen and yard waste, insecticides and herbicides, even the thick plastic bags in which garden products arrive in stores.

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