BY Nancy Fadem As the new school year begins, students at Temple Judea are learning about the upcoming Jewish New Year, called Rosh Hashanah. Through the temple’s award-winning J-Tech program,
Port Washington’s Louie’s Prime Steak & Seafood announced it will close for a complete renovation on Sunday, Oct. 6. Renovations are expected to take about six months, according to Newsday.
Port Washington’s 35th Pride in Port celebration took place this weekend. The community gathered to watch homecoming games, induct new members into the Athletic Hall of Fame, watch the parade
The Herricks Players, a community theater group with a rich history, is preparing for their latest production, “The Sound of Music.” With a large and enthusiastic cast, the organization is
This beautiful four-bedroom Soundview colonial home at 101 Soundview Dr. in Port Washington sold on Sept. 25 for $1,303,136. It has an open floor plan. The main floor features a
The Nicholas Center announced that Dominick Fortugno has joined the board of directors. Fortugno completed his PhD in School Psychology at Fordham University, specializing in early childhood assessment. He is
The Nicholas Center hosted its annual Day of Golf and raised over $150,000 in support of its mission to revolutionize how autistic adults learn, live, and work. The funds raised
State Assembly Member Gina Sillitti and the Parent Resource Center hosted the first New Mom and Family Supply Exchange to help new moms and families obtain much-needed supplies. “As a
Volunteers armed with trash grabbers and gloves cleaned up a dozen bags of litter and assorted debris at the Baxter’s Pond Foundation’s Fall Clean-Up. “It’s stunning how many cigarette butts,
Port’s Got Talent is hosting its annual showcase of talented Port Washington performers on Saturday, Oct. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Jeanne Rimsky Theater, Landmark on Main Street. The
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Kevin James Thornton’s super second act
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