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Greater Port Washington BID Seeks New Executive Director
The Greater Port Washington Business Improvement District is looking for a new executive director. Think you have what it takes?

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The Greater Port Washington Business Improvement District is looking for a new executive director. Think you have what it takes?

BREAKING: It happened around 7:15 a.m.
Free horse-and-carriage rides, candy canes, Santa Claus and more were on full display at this year's festival.
All companies in the fire department went into the community Dec. 1 to dole out bags of popcorn and spread cheer and holiday safety tips.
Police say the armed robber had a large knife.
BREAKING: Officials say the two men were arrested in the midst of a break-in.
BREAKING: Officials say the crash happened around 1 p.m. Wednesday.
State health officials say flu is already widespread. Hundreds have fallen ill statewide and one child has died.
The parks district is dedicated to providing parks, preserving open space and protecting the natural environment.
Using the Anchor app, the committee recorded its inaugural podcast Tuesday at a budget and facilities committee meeting. Tune in here.
BREAKING: The crash happened around 9:30 a.m.
Police say the masked robber made off with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Police say two children, ages 3 and 9, were found in a vehicle parked in the fire lane outside a Walmart store.
William Field IV sought re-election for his sixth term Tuesday.
Incumbent Commissioner Steve Derenze seeks re-election against challenger Reid Sakowich.
Incumbent Commissioner Dave Franklin expected it would be a tight race against challenger Frank Scobbo. He was right.
The North Hempstead zoning appeals board plans to hear the plans next month, according to the report.
The officers would also reportedly be allowed to shoot people who they deem an imminent threat to officers or others.
The annual Port Washington Christmas Tree lighting ceremony went off without a hitch Sunday. Here's a photo roundup in case you missed it.
Port Washington shoppers rejoice! Parking meters along major shopping corridors have been frozen.