The Bristal at Lake Success and The Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center to host a Free Book and Author Talk on Dementia and Alzheimer’s
Smusht received funding for façade improvements and new signage as well as a bonus grant as a new commercial tenant.
Austim organization supports vocational training, jobs and community projects
Two Schreiber students will be setting up a donation for "microtrends" all throughout the month of June
CityScape Engineering is a recent recipient of funds from the Façade Grant Program offered by the Greater Port Washington B.I.D.
The Greater Port Washington Business Improvement District welcomes Commune to the District and has awarded three grants.
Narcan is highly effective at reversing overdoses from opiates like fentanyl and heroin.
The event honored FOL President Emerita Amy G. Bass and featured best-selling author Dani Shapiro in conversation with Dan Paisner
Jeff Stone and other Kiwanians enjoy preparing meals for members of the Port Washington Adult Activities Center.
New York Tech researcher is one of four in the nation to receive prestigious award
NYITCOM research suggests that helmet design may play a role in limiting concussion severity
Port Promenade will be held on two Thursday evenings, May 18 and June 15 from 5:00 pm to 10 pm.
All students from the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine's Class of 2023 were placed into residencies.
This grant program makes it more affordable than ever for eligible property owners to benefit from an environmentally friendly septic system
Millions of dollars that Nassau County received from other agencies have been allocated for various Public Safety initiatives.
BPF partnered with Residents Forward and the Port Washington Water District to remove litter, protect Manhasset Bay
The funding will be used by the Nassau County Council and its member Chambers of Commerce for technical programs.
NICE was not advised in advance of the LIRR schedule changes, leaving Loop Bus riders frustrated.
The Music Mutz Collar has high-quality audio and custom-arranged songs with sounds that soothe dogs with noise and other stress issues.
Weber Middle School Drama Club presents: “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical.”
After not holding the ceremony for three years due to COVID-19, over two dozen citations were presented for outstanding service.
Eligible water suppliers will receive $50,000 in grant funding.
MJ Miller’s newest series enters the lighter side of mystery…and life.
The Greater Port Washington Business Improvement welcomes Prine Podiatry to Port Washington.
The Greater Port Washington Business Improvement District is pleased to continue the tradition of support to new businesses in Port.
Nassau County took the first legislative step toward approving an $86.25 million settlement with the pharmaceutical industry.
November 26 marks the 12th annual Small Business Saturday – a day to support the local businesses that create jobs and boost Port's economy.
"Shed the Meds" helps protect both residents and our drinking water.
First outdoor painting class inspired boys and girls with beauty of nature
At this family event, admission is free. Enjoy petting zoo, pony rides, music, book sale as well as wool spinning, pottery and more
The scholarship program enabled 170 local children to participate in fun and enriching summer activities and camps
Save the dates and save your appetite. The highly popular Port Washington Restaurant Week returns October 16 – 23.
The Port Washington Business Improvement District is pleased to announce NextHome Platinum Properties as the recipient of two grants.
The Port Washington B.I.D. is proud to award grant funding to newly opened business Brooklyn Pasta Lab, located at 162 Main Street, PW.
Port Rowing wraps up Spring season at Youth National Championship in Sarasota, Florida.
Talented Local Kids Rock the 2022 Bach To Rock Battle of the Bands at 89 North Music Venue in Patchogue, NY!
Oh the Thinks You Can Think When You Think About Seuss!
Sustainable Garden Tour 2022 for residents in Port Washington, NY June 18, 2022 10:00 a.m.
Join us for our 21st season! The market opens at 8 am, rain or shine.
Volunteers needed June 11 to plant beautiful native plants that will mitigate water pollution and support pollinators