Fly Chick to the Moon opens in Port Washington
Fly Chick to the Moon, 95 Manorhaven Blvd., Port Washington, 516-439-4576, flychicktothemoon.com. Open 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Port Washington at the New York State Class AAA boys basketball tournament
Port Washington's Chase Kovar drives to the basket against Jamestown's Carson Panebianco, left, and Jaydian Johnson during a ...
Shaker survives late surge to beat Port Washington in the Class AAA state final
Shaker (23-3) culminates a season where it won its first sectional title in 33 years by beating Port Washington 55-50 in the ...
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Port Washington Board of Education outlines additional savings for school budget
The Port Washington Board of Education discussed revenue options for the proposed 2025-2026 school year budget during their ...
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Federleins to be honored as Community Chest of Port’s ‘Citizens of the Year’
The Community Chest of Port Washington will celebrate residents Jerry and Nancy Federlein as the 2025 Citizens of the Year at ...
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'Order up!' Port Washington supper club headed to NFL Draft
The Moonlight Tavern in Port Washington is one of 20 supper clubs from across the state chosen to take part in the NFL's ...
Port Washington City Council candidates talk data center, development and city issues
Two Port Washington natives are vying for the city's District 3 Common Council seat in the upcoming spring election on April 1. Incumbent Michael Gasper is a civil engineer with over 20 years of ...
Port Washington High School basketball team two wins away from state title
While some spectators will be glued to their TVs to watch the NCAA tournament this weekend, on Long Island, many eyes will be ...
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Jamestown Falls To Port Washington 50-39
One by one, the empty possessions dwindled away for Jamestown in the closing minutes Thursday night. A missed 3-pointer here.
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Port Washington boys' High School basketball team two wins away from state title
PORT WASHINGTON, Long Island (WABC) -- While some spectators will be glued to their TVs to watch the NCAA tournament this weekend, on Long Island, many eyes will be on the Port Washington boy's ...