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- News:
School Board Sets 2006-07 BOE Meetings
The Great Neck Public Schools Board of Education adopted a schedule of the board's business meetings and budget meetings for the new 2006-2007 school year. Meetings begin at 8:30 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Locations will be published at a later date.
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A Tribute to Harry Perlman
"All who knew Harry Perlman adored him," said Great Neck Plaza Mayor Jean Celender, as she unveiled the magnificent bronze sculpture dedicated to Harry, created by his son Justin Perlman. The sculpture now stands in Jon's Park and the crowd that gathered at the park last Wednesday evening shared memories of the love, the devotion and the fun that Harry Perlman brought to his family and friends, to the Plaza and to the entire Great Neck community.
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- Sports:
American Idol and Friends Celebrate 5K Fun
If you believe in an American Idol; a Rock River singer; Sophia Hall and Spider-man; dreams that come true and magical moments; laughter; Sue, Janice and Gail of Century 21; helium balloons and special wishes; a healing touch; Dr. Mark Weinblatt; faith; Maria Kavan and the staff of the Cancer Center for Kids; love; Mayor Jean Celender and the Village of Great Neck Plaza's department of public works; a sunny new day; miracles; truth, and so much more, then you believe in the spirit of the Great Neck community and all those who came together on a beautiful Sunday, May 7, to celebrate the 5th annual 5K family fun run/walk held at Jonathan L. Ielpi Firefighters Park. The money raised at the May 7 event will benefit Winthrop-University Hospital's Cancer Center for Kids located in Mineola.
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The Great Neck Park District
Is your varsity or junior varsity sports player (middle and high school students) ready to become better athletes? Are they interested in improving their athletic skills and performance? Learn from the best Great Neck school coaches to train in your sport. Get smarter, faster and stronger. Learn strength training, speed training, skill development and team concepts.
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- Opinion:
Real Estate Signs, an Eyesore and a Danger
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Environmental Record
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