Larissa Fuentes
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Weather washes out Pride in Port, but Vikings rally for Homecoming win (opens the original)
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The nor’easter may have washed out most of Port Washington Union Free School District’s annual Pride in Port homecoming parade and celebration, but the district found a way to keep the spirit of homecoming alive. With rainy weather expected throughout the weekend, the district moved several of its homecoming events to Friday, Sept. 25, including the traditional pep rally and homecoming football game. The Port Washington Vikings faced the Mepham Pirates under the Friday night lights, securing a 7
A Day of Courage will turn the Village of Roslyn pink and white (opens the original)
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Roslyn Village will once again turn pink and white this October as A Day of Courage returns with a communitywide effort to raise money for cancer research. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 14, when businesses throughout the village are expected to participate in the fundraiser. The village will be decorated with pink and white balloons, while stores and restaurants will offer opportunities for residents to contribute to the cause. Organized through Go With Courage, this year’s event ha
Spectrum Designs expands from Port Washington to NJ (opens the original)
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What started as a small operation in Port Washington in 2011 has grown into a nonprofit organization with more than 100 employees across three locations, including a newly opened facility in Hackensack, New Jersey. Spectrum Designs, which creates custom clothing, promotional products and other merchandise while providing employment opportunities for people on the autism spectrum, celebrated the opening of its third production facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week. The Hackensack loca
Mineola school board sets goals, reviews state graduation changes (opens the original)
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The Mineola Board of Education approved its goals for the 2026-27 school year Thursday, Sept. 24, while discussing plans for curriculum and receiving an update on proposed changes to New York’s graduation requirements. During the meeting, the board’s goals included developing a districtwide framework to evaluate literacy instruction and student growth, aligning Pre-K through 12 curriculum with New York’s Portrait of a Graduate standards, strengthening special education practices and expanding co
A 60th birthday gift that gives back to the Port Washington community and beyond (opens the original)
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For Kenneth Daly, turning 60 was less about receiving presents and more about giving others the opportunity that changed the course of his own life. The Port Washington resident and president of St. Thomas Aquinas College celebrated his 60th birthday by launching the “60-for-60” Scholarship Fund with a $60,000 lead gift. The campaign culminated Sept. 18 with a fundraiser at North Hempstead Country Club in Port Washington, where more than $325,000 has been raised for student scholarships. For Dal
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