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Port Washington, NY News & Events

Check out Port Washington restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Nassau County news.

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Upcoming Events

Monday, March 31

Michael Lewis: Who is Government?

Apr7

Barry L. Ritholtz will be in conversation with author and Michael Lewis to discuss his essay collection "Who is Government? The Untold Story of the Public Service," a Q&A will follow, fee includes a signed book copy, register

Where

Landmark on Main Street

232 Main St.

Port Washington, NY

Phone

516-767-6444

Price

$45

Website

landmarkonmainstreet.org

Hypertension Screenings

Apr8

St. Francis Hospital will perform blood pressure screenings in the Joan and Arnold Saltzman Reading Room

Where

Port Washington Public Library

1 Library Dr.

Port Washington, NY

Phone

516-883-4400

Price

free

Website

Art Therapy: Art and Chronic Pain Monthly Workshop

Apr10

Join in for a series of art classes focusing on the health benefits of art. The class will be led by Denise Kramer and Marceil Kazickas

Where

The Art Guild of Port Washington/Manhasset

200 Port Washington Blvd.

Manhasset, NY

Phone

516-304-5797

Price

$20

Website

theartguild.org

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Monday, March 31

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Queens woman charged with defacing Roosevelt statue

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'Sit down! This is my show!'

Port Washington boys' run ends in state final2m read

Marijuana dispensary donates $120G to children in need of heart surgery2m read

Port Washington a win away from first state title2m read

Photos: Port Washington at the state Class AAA tournament

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Frances Yates, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy grad, dies at 682m read

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