Great Neck, NY News & Events

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Match Day: LI medical school students learn their residency hospitals

Students at Stony Brook University, Hofstra/Northwell's Zucker School of Medicine and the NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine in Mineola to begin their careers as doctors.

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Carle Place boys basketball sees season end in state Class B semis

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State semifinals: Carle Place vs. KIPP

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

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Town looks to repave more roads after falling short of 2025 goal

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Upcoming Events

Friday, March 20

Lakeville Literary Book Discussion: What I Ate in One Year

Mar25

Discussion of the memoir "What I Ate in One Year (And Related Thoughts)" by Stanley Tucci

Where

Great Neck Library - Lakeville Branch

475 Great Neck Rd.

Great Neck, NY

Phone

516-466-8055

Price

free

Website

greatnecklibrary.org

Stringtopia, the Long Island Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra

Mar29

Live musical performance by the Long Island Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra, preference to cardholders and residents, register

Where

Great Neck Library - Main Building

159 Bayview Ave.

Great Neck, NY

Phone

516-466-8055

Price

free

Website

greatnecklibrary.org

Blood Pressure Screenings

Apr7

St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center will provide free blood pressure screenings to patrons, healthcare proxy information will also be available

Where

Great Neck Library - Station Branch

26 Great Neck Rd.

Great Neck, NY

Phone

516-466-8055

Price

free

Website

greatnecklibrary.org

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Passover celebrations, seders and events on LI

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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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No laughing matter: Nassau wants to limit sales of chemical used in 'whip-its'

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Friday, March 20

Asian bakery chain opens first U.S. location, in Great Neck

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New pho spot opens on LI with gigantic noodle soups

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Only in Newsday21 best things we ate on LI this year

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

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Step into spring: Stroll LI's botanical gardens and arboretums

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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 NewsdayMeet the Long Islander who designed custom St. John's sneaker

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Only in Newsday'People are suffering': War in Iran casts shadow over Ramadan for Muslims on LI

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Retired math teacher from New Hyde Park dies at 86

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

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Ryan Leary's four-point play sends Carle Place boys basketball to state semis

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State boys basketball regional final photos: Carle Place vs. Woodlands

LI village mayor and running mates removed from ballot

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Only in NewsdaySafety concerns grow for LI man detained for over 300 days in Iran

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Nassau Class AAA boys basketball final photos: Baldwin vs. Port Washington

Baldwin overcomes double-digit deficit to win sixth straight Nassau title

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LI spring theater preview: Sally Struthers in 'The Full Monty,' 'Godspell,' 10 more must-see shows

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Photos: Nassau Class AA girls basketball semi — MacArthur vs. Manhasset

Reinvesting in the community

LI foundation bolsters its annual giving to $26M

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John Pericolosi, back from injury, leads South Side boys basketball team to final

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Photos: South Side vs. Manhasset

Ex-Great Neck doctor gets 7 years for running pill mill out of her office

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'Fear and excitement all at once': LI Iranians hopeful for change, concerned for citizens

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John Shirreffs, horse trainer and LI high school graduate, dies at 80

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Only in Newsday4 LI districts want to pierce their tax levy caps: Why officials say it's needed

The fact that four districts want to exceed their levy cap is an indication of how tough it's been for districts to balance their budgets, a local school advocate said.

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