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Lakeville School offers a dual language library for its students. (Photo courtesy of the Great Neck Public Schools)

Lakeville School library offers dual language collection

The Island Now - February 21, 2019

Coming up at the Great Neck Library

Northwell offers total joint replacement surgery in outpatient setting

New York State’s largest health system publishes first-hand look at the growing opioid crisis

Zucker School of Medicine attracts a swarm of competitors for LI Brain Bee 2019

What’s happening at the Great Neck Park District – Feb. 15...

The Island Now - February 11, 2019

Library Director Denise Corcoran presents the Great Neck Library Staff Excellence Award certificate to recipient Christopher Van Wickler. (Photo courtesy of the Great Neck Library)

What’s happening at the Great Neck Library – Feb. 15 edition

The Island Now - February 11, 2019

Feinstein CEO, global researchers demonstrate significance of neurotransmitter in viral infection

The Island Now - February 8, 2019

9-year-old boy returns to school following facial reconstruction

The Island Now - February 8, 2019

Northwell Health invests $13.5M to create The Orthopedic Hospital at LIJ...

The Island Now - February 8, 2019

Outcomes for North Shore University Hospital kidney transplant program among best...

The Island Now - February 8, 2019

Legislator Ellen Birnbaum recently heralded the arrival of the Great Neck Buzz shuttle-share service. (Photo courtesy of Legislator Ellen Birnbaum's office)

Legislator Birnbaum heralds arrival of Great Neck Buzz shuttle service

The Island Now - February 7, 2019

Math teams from North Middle and South Middle at the MATHCOUNTS competition at North Middle School on Feb. 2. (Photo courtesy of the Great Neck Public Schools)

Math counts for Great Neck middle schools

The Island Now - February 7, 2019

Eighth-graders from the North Middle School FACS program visited the John F. Kennedy School to deliver fleece hats and share a story with kindergarten students. Lauren Neckin, department chair for FACS, and her North Middle students are photographed with Kennedy School faculty Alyssa Gies, special education teacher; Christina Russo, kindergarten teaching assistant; Judy Friedman, kindergarten teacher; Ron Gimondo, principal; Michelle Reiter, kindergarten teacher; Gabby Kishinevsky, kindergarten teacher; and Michelle Bell, assistant principal. (Photo courtesy of the Great Neck Public Schools)

North Middle students make fleece hats for kindergartners, non-profit

The Island Now - February 7, 2019

Adult Learning Center celebrates Lunar New Year

The Island Now - February 7, 2019

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NEWS

Residents raised alarms about the possible impact of VHB's proposed zoning changes could have on schools and the community. (Photo by Janelle Clausen)

Great Neck Village to change zoning proposal following backlash

February 20, 2019

Manorhaven zoning board approves Manhasset Isle apartments

February 20, 2019

Christopher Kobos of H2M Architects and Engineers discusses Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping at the Plandome Manor village board meeting on Feb. 19. (Photo by Samuel Glasser)

Culvert work to begin in July, Plandome Manor building inspector says

February 20, 2019

Port Washington Mayor Bob Weitzner. (Photo courtesy of the candidate)

Port Washington North village officials run unopposed

February 20, 2019

Besides

‘A wonderful place to…just hang out’

Pulse of the Peninsula: Hillary Clinton deserves praise on climate

Readers Write: Criticism of Muslims, Mexicans warranted

Readers Write: Town ignores ferry service opportunity

EDITOR PICKS

County Executive Laura Curran during her State of the County speech in Garden City. (Photo by Janelle Clausen)

Class-action lawsuit seeks damages for county ‘discriminatory conduct’ in tax assessment

February 20, 2019

Assemblyman Anthony D'Urso, pictured here with Great Neck lawyer Michael Weinstock and State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli of Great Neck, hands a bound copy of a diary that corroborates how D'Urso's family protected a Jewish family during World War II to Pope Francis. (Photo courtesy of Michael Weinstock)

Pope Francis recognizes D’Urso family for saving Jewish family in WWII

February 20, 2019

Greentree sues the town, Northwell over decision on surgical pavilion

February 20, 2019

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