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Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: For the Ladies – Relive & Revive (opens the original)
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Women of Great Neck, activate. Stop putting your own health on the back burner, now is the time to take control. Real talk. For decades, peri and post menopause were treated almost like a biological inconvenience that women were expected to tolerate quietly. Symptoms were often dismissed as simply “getting older.” That attitude is changing—and quickly. At the center of that change is hormone replacement therapy (“HRT”). The controversy surrounding HRT largely dates back to the early 2000s, when
Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: Location, location, location (opens the original)
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There may be no better way to understand the Great Neck peninsula than to look at our homes. Look at all of them—from the smallest apartment to the grandest house—and you can see more than a century of Great Neck’s history, changing tastes, changing families, changing wealth and, perhaps most importantly, changing ideas about what home means in your hometown. Great Neck’s housing landscape is unusual because we have it all. There are elegant apartments, old and new, modest postwar homes, classic
Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: Temple Israel of Great Neck rejuvenates (opens the original)
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According to a recent publication of Temple Israel of Great Neck, “rejuvenation” is “the process of bringing renewed energy and vigor to that which is deeply valued”, a way of “Treasuring the Past” and “Ensuring Our Future.” One of our town’s best-known synagogues, Temple Israel of Great Neck has a particularly interesting history because, in a sense, it is a microcosm of our broader community, across all faiths and backgrounds. Over the past decades, our town has become larger, more suburban, a
Yoni’s jerky products offer healthy way to snack. (opens the original)
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Before refrigeration, there was preservation. For thousands of years, human civilization has relied on drying, salting and smoking processes to extend the life of food. This allowed old-world communities to avoid waste and store food for long periods when fresh supplies were unavailable. In Asian societies, there are numerous traditions involving drying, salting, fermenting and otherwise concentrating foods so they can be stored and transported. Dried fruits such as jujubes, for example, have de
Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: From mushrooms to mocktails (opens the original)
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In our hometown, during the Roaring Twenties, the corner speakeasy was prevalent, only to be quashed by Prohibition. A resounding resurgence of social halls followed. But unlike our neighbors with active bar districts, Great Neck was never a “bar town.” Sure, we have our fair share of retail liquor stores, including Great Neck Wines & Spirits, Zheng Bros. Wine and Lavino Wine & Spirits. It’s five o’clock somewhere on Middle Neck Road. Given our collective good fortune, there is much to celebrate
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