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The Great Neck Record – Nassau County is a hyperlocal digital news outlet focused on community life and civic affairs across Great Neck and surrounding areas of Nassau County on Long Island.

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  1. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Miao Li

    Great Neck Village reviews Middle Neck Road traffic study, residents raise concerns over apartment congestion (opens the original)

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    Village officials are weighing changes to Middle Neck Road based on a Rutgers University traffic study, while residents near a proposed 60-unit apartment development are pressing for action over concerns that the project will bring more traffic to their neighborhood. The Village of Great Neck Board of Trustees discussed the traffic study and the North Road residents’ concerns at its Tuesday, Sept. 15 meeting, along with routine Department of Public Works business and the purchase of new equipmen

  2. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Larissa Fuentes

    Roslyn board hears concerns over hillside home (opens the original)

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    The proposed construction of a new home in Roslyn’s historic district drew concerns from residents and village officials over its size, impact on the hillside and compatibility with the surrounding neighborhood during a board of trustees meeting. The board reviewed an application to construct a 2½-story house on a vacant lot on East Broadway on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The proposal, which would be built behind an existing retaining wall, is the first step in a process that will require review by sever

  3. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Vivian Rose

    Floral Park, Bellerose LIRR stations to receive accessibility upgrades (opens the original)

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    The Floral Park and Bellerose Long Island Rail Road stations were the first to receive accessibility awards from the MTA’s 2025-2029 Capital Plan, officials announced July 29. The renovations will include a wider, 32-inch escalator that will replace a previously non-compliant escalator at the Floral Park station and the installation of a new elevator at... Read More

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