The excitement was over in Munsey Park as The Good Shepherd movie crew had completed filming. The Village of North Hills Board of Trustees repealed a covenant to allow for residential development on an 18-acre parcel of land to be called Chatham Phase II. The Manhasset Rotary once again helped arrange for a children's circus. Tuesday's Children closed trading at the NASDAQ. Nine-year-old boys' baseball team wins tournament trophy. The school district policy on admission of nonresident students is reviewed. Rev. David Lowry of Christ Episcopal Church was involved personally with Hurricane Katrina as his sister Susan was in its path. The Reconstructionist Synagogue of the North Shore switches to 100 percent green energy. The Manhasset Clergy Association sponsors the Candlelight Memorial Service to remember the victims of Sept. 11, 2001. Huntington Coach didn't do its homework for the first days of school as bus schedules run amuck. Andrew Miller, of Miller, Lilly and Pearce, certified public accountants for the Manhasset School District, is indited by a grand jury and arrested in conjunction with the Roslyn School District scandal. Rotary and Kiwanis clubs support the Coalition for a Safer Manhasset (CSM). The Outpost at MHS responds to Hurricane Katrina. Terrance Molinari and Tommy Dodge are undefeated in the Empire Games. The litter prevention team is visible on Plandome Road. CSM sponsors Safety Day, a "traffic stopping success." Manhasset School District examines transportation problems at school board meeting. Legislator Lisanne Altmann (D-Great Neck) supports paper ballot optical scanner voting machines. School district reaches agreement with Manhasset Education Association. Rev. Stuart Clark of the Community Reformed Church and his wife, Mary, were vacationing on Dauphine Island in Alabama when Katrina struck and they joined the relief effort. An armed robbery takes place in North Strathmore but no one is hurt. J. R. Moehringer, author of The Tender Bar, speaks at Barns & Noble about his best selling novel set in the pub at the end of Plandome Road, called Publicans at that time (now Edison's). Many characters from the book were there. Blake and Emma Goodwin win the logo contest sponsored by CSM. The Greentree Foundation donates $150,000 to local charities. North Hempstead celebrates Historic Origins Day. Conor McKenna represents the US in the Pan American Games in Buenos Aires in Karate Do.

Manhasset schools celebrate 2005-06 homecoming. Laryssa Lauret lives in Manhasset and has a starring role in the movie Everything Is Illuminated. The MHS girls swim team defeats division rivals. Patriots' Park on Shelter Rock Road has dedication ceremony. Richard Grafer asks, "How much is enough?" regarding the Catholic Church's free cash reserves which he said increased by $11.4 million in 2004. Weather smiles on the Manhasset Children's Circus sponsored by the Rotarians. The Peace Pole ceremony is held at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Shelter Rock. The Roslyn viaduct reconstruction is underway and expected to last for 30 months. MHS girls swim team captures the division title and swim to three relay records.

The Manhasset BOE appoints Charles Cardillo, a respected Sachem administrator, as superintendent of schools. A Manhasset child is missing and returned safely to her family. The state's audit of the school district is completed and sloppy record keeping is found, but no fraud. Plandome Manor undergoes code revision. MHS JV Football team is undefeated. Reception held for the new school superintendent. The election results are in and Tom Suozzi defeats Gregory Peterson for county executive; Kathleen Rice defeats Denis Dillon for district attorney; Lisanne Altmann defeats Harry Dennell for county legislator; Michelle Schimel defeats Louis Chisari for town clerk; Howard Weitzman defeats Donald Claven for county comptroller and Jon Kaiman defeats Paticia Harrington for town supervisor. MHS girls' crew rows to 12th in the nation. The Manhasset Chamber of Commerce honors Sheila Brennan and Thomas O'Malley. MHS fall musical is Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat. Suozzi launches school tax reduction campaign. William Baxter inducted into the newly established NYS Vetrans Hall of Fame. Buttercookie Bakery opens on Plandome Road. MHS student Ashish Bakshi is invited to present at prestigious ASEE Conference. Five mayors of local villages signed an agreement establishing a plan for mutual assistance should a disaster strike locally. Vetrans' Day is celebrated with a parade. Two MHS students, Chris Kostoulas and Marisol Ryu qualify as Westinghouse semi-finalists. The MHS girls cross county team are champs.

The Coalition for a Safer Manhasset (CSM) speaks at the 2005 Smart Growth Summit. Manhasset's Gavalas steers the NFL Flag team to national title. Several accidents occur on Onderdonk Avenue. SCA Saturday Series presents Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Manhasset 10/11 year olds take first place in fall baseball league. Sisth grade boys are undefeated and win basketball tournament. The Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Manhasset sparks a major "front page" controversy. The Good Shepherd movie crew returns to Munsey Park for a day to film a winter scene. Manhasset schools adopt a school district affected by Hurricane Katrina. There are international adoptions in Manhasset. Samantha Baard is appointed MHS student delegate to sit on the board of education. Options are explored necessitated by increased enrollment at Munsey Park Elementary School. Patricia Roberts defeats John F. McHale, Jr. for Manhasset Park District Commissioner. Bonnie-Lynne Gould is reelected M-L Water/Fire Commissioner in an uncontested election. Plandome Road Visioning meetings begin. First annual Cub Scout Pack 101 Space Derby is held. MHS student Anthony De Marinis is recognized for founding and running The Outpost. BOE president Cindy Cardinal questions the NYS Comptrollers categorization of the school district under the category "fraudulent activity" and is told by his office that the fraud referred to is that the district's auditor had falsely claimed his audit complied with audit standards. There was never mention of fraud on the part of Manhasset officials nor was fraud mentioned in the comptroller's final report. The Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department installs Lee Strickland as new chief. The League of Women Voters launches study on NYS education funding. Roger Corbin looks to unseat Judy Jacobs as presiding officer. Comptroller Weitzman calls for a review of special taxing districts claiming Nassau County has too many layers of government.