Great Neck Record

02/21/2025

County officials split on calls for Eric Adams to resign

Nassau County officials were split on calls for Mayor Eric Adams to resign from office following the Justice Department's decision to drop corruption charges

02/17/2025

Coyote sighting in Nassau raise alarms, town provides safety tips

With recent coyote sightings in North Shore communities, residents have raised concerns about interactions with the wild dogs. Most recently, residents have

02/16/2025

LaVino Wine & Spirits brings a unique selection of kosher wine and spirits to Great Neck, blending community spirit with premium selections

02/13/2025

Family of Omer Neutra tells his story to House committee

The U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee met with the families of six American hostages taken in Israel, including that of Plainview's Omer Neutra, to hear

02/12/2025

BREAKING: Dave Kerpen runs for North Hempstead town supervisor

"We need a leader who is truly going to listen, be transparent, be responsive to all the needs of our constituents, not someone that talks the talk but somebody who has literally walked the walk of likable leadership," Kerpen said.

Kerpen, who is running on the Democratic ticket, announced his campaign at noon today. He will be running for the seat held currently by Jennifer DeSena, who has not announced if she will be running for re-election or not.

Read the full story below to learn more about the political newcomer 👇

Dave Kerpen is a self-proclaimed expert on likable leadership. Now he’s seeking to bring that to North Hempstead as he runs for town supervisor.

02/11/2025

Rep. Tom Suozzi part of letter sent to Social Security Administration over DOGE concerns

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi was the lead writer of a letter from the House Ways and Means Committee to the Acting Social Security Administration

02/10/2025

Undefeated Great Neck South boys enjoying dream season

Edwin Serpas is used to walking the halls of Great Neck South High School and getting congratulated when the boys basketball team he plays on does well.

02/10/2025

NYC officials call for Namdar Realty to right their wrongs

The letter to Great Neck-based Namdar Realty Group comes after staff wages and benefits for their Manhattan property were slashed last year.

02/10/2025

The upcoming documentary offers an in-depth look at the illustrator's career, connection to Long Island and reflections on his unique approach to art

02/03/2025

Read me 📸

Explore the beauty and symbolism of the sky through Christy Orquera’s photographs, on display at the Great Neck Library through February

02/03/2025

Read me 🍫🩷

From classic handmade treats to trending viral creations, these chocolatiers spread love and indulge customers with premium confections

01/30/2025

Great Neck North High’s interdisciplinary opera program

Students will take the stage to perform a show that marries an interdisciplinary cross section of skills, but there's a twist: the opera is all in French.

01/29/2025

Nassau County schools slated to receive foundation aid bumps

Gov. Kathy Hochul's 2025-2026 budget proposal invests $2 billion investment in Nassau County schools, with foundation aid increases across all districts.

01/22/2025

Turning pain into purpose: Mother takes OD prevention into own hands after son's death

Carole Trottere is turning her pain into purpose through overdose prevention advocacy so no other parent has to feel the anguish she has.

01/15/2025

Glen Cove grandmother channels grief into drug overdose prevention advocacy

After losing her granddaughter to an accidental fentanyl overdose, Glen Cove's Corinne Kaufman turned to advocacy to prevent future deaths.

01/14/2025

Great Neck commissioner gains notoriety once again in return to music career

Great Neck's Patty Kats once gained notoriety in The Steinettes, featured in 2 Robert Altman films, and is again getting acknowledgements in her return to music.

01/08/2025

Great Neck Library ushers in new trustees, Reicher elected president

Two new trustees joined the Great Neck Library Board of trustees Thursday night as the board bid farewell to two other members.