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The Massapequa Observer is a community-focused local news outlet serving readers across Massapequa and surrounding Long Island communities.

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  1. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Larissa Fuentes

    Port Washington school board outlines priorities for new school year (opens the original)

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    The Port Washington Union Free School District Board of Education reviewed its priorities for the new school year, including academic achievement, student support, technology use and facility improvements, during its Thursday, Sept. 17, meeting. Superintendent Gaurav Passi introduced “building on excellence” as the theme for the school year and outlined six areas of focus for the district. The meeting also included an enrollment report, a proposed use of the district’s repair reserve and an upda

  2. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Long Island Press

    Suffolk County Girl Scout of the Month represents Long Island in Washington D.C. (opens the original)

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    September’s Suffolk County Girl Scout of the Month is Lily Myers, of Eastport, who is going into 10th grade. She was one of the local delegates at the recent Girl Scouts National Convention in Washington, D.C. and shares what she learned from that transformative experience. What was it like representing Suffolk County Girl Scouts as a delegate at the Girl Scouts National Convention in Washington, D.C.? Representing Suffolk County Girl Scouts at the National Convention was an inspiring ex

  3. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Long Island Press

    Westbury Arts ‘Jazz in the Gallery’ featuring the Maurice Sedacca Trio (opens the original)

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    Once again, Westbury Arts turned their gallery into a NYC style night club. This edition of "Jazz in the Gallery" featured the Maurice Sedacca Trio. The trio was in rare form, and they delivered an unforgettable evening of swinging, sophisticated jazz. Led by renowned guitarist Maurice Sedacca, the trio with Sharif Kales on trumpet and flugelhorn, and Dave Hofstra on bass, delighted the audience with timeless jazz classics delivered with deep musicality in an intimate setting. Westbury Arts' nex

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