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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Great Neck restaurant co-owner Adam Almaghribi sells stake after 23 years (opens the original)
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That was how Adam Almaghribi began his farewell to Great Neck, announcing he was leaving Mangia Bene, the restaurant on Middle Neck Road he helped build over 23 years. In a Facebook post, he recalled birthdays, milestones and generations of children growing up around the restaurant. “For 23 years it was more than a business; it was part of your lives, and you were part of mine,” he wrote. The post drew an outpouring of affection from customers. “You have been a staple in my family’s life,” one w
Barbara Curtis celebrates 100th birthday with family, village proclamation (opens the original)
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Barbara Curtis has a simple recipe for a happy, long life: stay calm, keep busy and treasure every moment with family. As she celebrated her 100th birthday, those words reflected a century filled with love, hard work and generations of relatives. Curtis, a resident of Atria Cutter Mill in Great Neck, marked the milestone Saturday, Sept. 19, with a special proclamation from Mayor Ted Rosen and Deputy Mayor Pamela Markshield. “My biggest secret to a happy life is that I’ve lived quietly and calmly
Fleurs de Villes brings autumn floral exhibition to Americana Manhasset (opens the original)
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Fresh flowers, botanical sculptures and floral mannequins transformed a luxury shopping destination into an autumn-inspired art exhibition featuring the work of local florists. Fleurs de Villes AUTUMN returned to Americana Manhasset from Sept. 23-27 for its second annual exhibition, showcasing 15 floral installations inspired by fashion, food and lifestyle. The free, five-day event featured seasonal arrangements and floral artwork created by local designers. Visitors explored floral displays thr
Great Neck teen turns front lawn into a buzzing pollinator garden (opens the original)
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That was the question 14-year-old Charlie Zhong typed into the AI chatbot before turning a patch of his family’s front lawn into a native plant garden that now attracts bumblebees, butterflies and hummingbirds. A ninth grader at Great Neck South High School, Charlie had little gardening experience when he began researching ways to help declining pollinator populations. His project has since grown into a small-scale example of the goals behind the Town of North Hempstead’s Plant Native North Hemp
Elena Schietinger, children’s author, publishes first book for adults (opens the original)
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Elena Schietinger has spent much of her life turning everyday experiences into stories, first for children and now for the first time for adults. The award-winning children’s book author and longtime Manhasset resident has drawn on three decades of raising her three sons for her new book, “I’m Going to India Because I Love My Son: Vignettes on Motherhood.” The collection of essays looks back on the joys, challenges, and unexpected lessons of motherhood, weaving together memories of her own child
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