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Cmdr. Gordon Wilson recently relieved Cmdr. Thomas Thompson as commanding officer of the VP-45 "Pelicans." Capt.

“The idea, as many traditions hold, is that we're not the owners of this planet. We're merely tenants”

Flipping a light switch, tossing a cell phone and pouring a cup of coffee might not seem like religious acts. via Twincities.com

The Manhasset Post 304 of the American Legion conducted its annual Community Service Awards ceremony on Wednesday, March 5. The program recognizes those individuals who have rendered commendable service to the ... via Manhasset Press

Manhasset Park District Commissioner Mark Sauvigne's comments make no sense but that's nothing new. via Manhasset Press

Drs. Evelyn and Amarga Segundo have bought a $3.4 million condo at 15 Central Park West, city records show. via Observer.com - All Articles

Elections in most Manhasset villages will take place on Tuesday, March 18, from noon to 9 p.m. The last day to file independent nominating petitions for an office was Feb. via Manhasset Press

On behalf of the entire Plandome Woman's Club, I would like to express our gratitude for the high school's Select Ensemble group's performance at our December lunch. via Manhasset Press

We want to thank you for the overwhelming support demonstrated by this community following the sudden death of my husband, Ned Peyser. via Manhasset Press

Thirteen Lehigh University students who police think planned to attend Saturday's football game against Holy Cross were cited for underage drinking during three vehicle stops on Mountain Drive. via Express-Times

On Friday, Oct. 5, Plandome's Fire Chief Ned Peyser was critically injured in a fall off a ladder while cleaning a clogged roof gutter on his home. via Manhasset Press

“When you have an incident like this, it shocks everybody of good intention and good will”

A Nassau County employee found an 18-inch noose at a public works garage in South Hempstead Thursday, the third reported in two days on municipal property, police said. via Newsday.com

By KEIRAN CROWLEY October 4, 2007 -- Police on Long Island are looking for a hate-mailer who sent Jewish families letters containing pink swastikas. via New York Post