New United Against Hate signage has been installed at the Great Neck Long Island Rail Road station, highlighting the Village of Great Neck Plaza’s commitment to a welcoming and respectful community.
The signage was unveiled Aug. 13 in an event attended by Mayor Ted Rosen, Deputy Mayor Pamela Marksheid and community members. The project was made possible through the support of a local family foundation.
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Great Neck Plaza unveils anti-hate sign at LIRR station