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Reporter @Newsday covering the Town of North Hempstead. Former @nytimes reporting fellow. Product of @thedbk. Green tea guy. joshuaneedelman@gmail.com
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Port Washington Public Library play stars those with developmental disabilities

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By Joshua Needelman Verified
| Newsday Verified
One week before opening night, Rebecca Soller was in costume and ready to take center stage. But first, Soller, 54, spotted an opportunity. Elise May, director of “Worst Date Ever,” a play being put on by local adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, had her back turned. “Boo!” Soller said, embracing May from behind. “Don’t do that to me!” May said, laughing.
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Bay Shore parade a display of Hispanic unity, pride during 'difficult time'

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By Joshua Needelman Verified
| Newsday Verified
Joanne Fuentes-Cruz has lived in the home at 1571 5th Avenue in Bay Shore for "64.5 happy years," she said from her front yard Sunday morning, over a pulsing speaker blaring Grammy Award-winning megastar Bad Bunny. Fuentes-Cruz, 66, beamed as a procession of more than 4,000 people and 86 groups marched past her home as part of the 60th annual Puerto Rican Hispanic Parade of Long Island. The parade has been an annual tradition for Fuentes-Cruz as long as she could remember.
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Sbarro family pitch for new development sparks waterfront concerns in Port Washington

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By Joshua Needelman Verified
| Newsday Verified
Gentle waves from Manhasset Bay lapped against the shore on a recent morning in Port Washington as seagulls chirped overhead. But people taking in the view could only go so far. A sign affixed to a locked gate warned against walking onto the long dock: "NO TRESPASSING," it read, in bold red letters. "PRIVATE PROPERTY." The walkway, abutting Knickerbocker Bay Club, has become a point of contention for some residents frustrated with development on Main Street.
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