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TNC Chocolate Lab in Port Washington was named on of Long Island Business News' Best Startups of 2025.

Business

TNC Chocolate Lab awarded Best Startup Businesses of 2025

By Long Island Press

The Port Washington Water Pollution Control District Board discussed a new resolution for the baseball field at Sunset Park.

Port Washington

Port Washington Water Pollution District meeting erupts over new resolution for the ball field at Sunset Park

By Larissa Fuentes

Brian Valenza, a Port Washington native and seven-year Navy SEAL veteran, will join in the seventh annual New York City SEAL Swim.

Port Washington

Port Washington native, Navy SEAL vet to swim across Hudson to honor fallen heroes

By Larissa Fuentes

Landmark on Main Street, home to the nonprofit Jeanne Rimsky Theater, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year with new leadership roles held by Sean Perry (L.) and Floryn Glass Stock (R.).

Landmark on Main Street celebrates 30 years with new leadership

By Long Island Press

Port Washington resident Mike Mannix was elected to the Girl Scouts of Nassau County Board of Directors, Members-at-Large.

Port Washington

Nassau Girl Scouts announces Port resident elected to board of directors

By Larissa Fuentes

The 36th annual Pride in Port activities will take place during the second weekend of September.

Port Washington

Port Washington’s 36th annual Pride in Port is set to return

By Larissa Fuentes

At just 23-years-old, Mitchell Schwartz is making a big impact as the Village of Flower Hills Historian and co-vice president of the Roslyn Landmark Society.

Port Washington

Mitchell Schwartz, 23, preserves Flower Hill history as village historian

By Larissa Fuentes

PACA scholarship

Charity

Klara Mosakowski named PACA scholarship recipient, sets sights on Purdue University

By Christy Hinko

Ruth Pleines (R.) with Weber Middle School student Morgan Sim (L.) who performed at the 2025 Student Recital hosted by the Association of Piano Teachers of Long Island.

Community Events

Port Washington student performs at 2025 LI piano teachers recital

By Long Island Press

Councilwoman Mariann Dalimonte will host a hurricane season emergency preparedness training at the Port Washington Public Library to help residents prepare for severe weather and disasters.

Port Washington

Town Council Member Mariann Dalimonte to host hurricane preparedness training for Port Washington residents

North Hempstead Council Member Mariann Dalimonte, the Port Washington Police Department, the Port Washington Public Library, and Bicycle Playground will host a Bicycle Rodeo, Helmet Safety, and Story Time event in the roller rink at Manorhaven Beach Park.

Community Events

North Hempstead to host bicycle rodeo, helmet safety and story time event

Georgia woman pleads guilty to deadly Massapequa crash from 2024

Port Washington man sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexual abuse of a child beginning at 4-years-old

By Casey Fahrer

Goats from Green Goats Rhineback were released into five acres of land at the Sands Point Preserve Conservancy for an eco-friendly invasive plant removal.

Port Washington

Goats take on invasive plants at Sands Point Preserve in ‘goatbusters’ initiative

By Larissa Fuentes

Milaya Boutique in Port Washington received two grants from the Greater Port Washington Business Improvement District.

Business

Milaya Boutique receives grants from Greater Port Washington Business Improvement District

Port Washington's new superintendent, Gaurav Passi (left), was sworn into office by Deputy District Clerk Denise Attonito (right).

Port Washington

Port Washington welcomes new superintendent

By Gianna Costanzo

The Port Washington Police Department and the Port Washington Fire Department took to the field during National Night Out for a family friendly baseball game.

Port Washington

Community and first responders come together for Port Washington’s National Night Out

By Larissa Fuentes

The Port Washington Water Pollution Control District issued resolutions calling for Commissioner Brandon Kurz's resignation if he choses not to resign from his involvement in the Police Athletic League.

Port Washington

Port Water Pollution District demands commish end private deal at Sunset Park

By Larissa Fuentes

Flower Hill Board of Trustees August 4

Business

Flower Hill board discusses potential reforms of its plant policies

By Amit Ben-Bassat

Safavieh Home Furnishings crew donated furniture to Habitat for Humanity Long Island.

Port Washington

Safavieh Home Furnishings donates truckloads of furniture to Habitat for Humanity of Long Island

Brad Zimmerman

Brad Zimmerman returns to Port Washington with hilarious and heartfelt sequel show

By Christy Hinko

Radio Land Boomer Band will perform at the Sands Point Preserve Conversancy's Yacht Rock.

Music

Radio Land Boomer Band brings Yacht Rock to Sands Point Preserve

By Long Island Press

Local artist Marc Josloff will be at the Bryant Library for an art reception.

Artist Marc Josloff to be featured at Bryant Library art reception

By Larissa Fuentes

Port Washington Children’s Center has been awarded an open licensing status.

Port Washington

Port Washington Children’s Center awarded ‘open’ licensing status

By Larissa Fuentes

(L. to R.) Mayor John Popeleski, trustees Khristine Shahipour and Jeffrey Stone at the July Manorhaven Board of Trustees meeting.

Port Washington

Mayor announces plans for building moratorium amid rising resident complaints

By Larissa Fuentes

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