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Heated exchanges, new allegations as LI principal's disciplinary hearing continues

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Upcoming Events

Amityville Kiwanis Club annual Craft and Antique Fair

May3

Event with over 90 vendors participating. Shop for creations, handmade treasures and treats plus eclectic antiques. Raffle baskets and refreshments available. Rain date May 10

Where

James Caples Memorial Park

Bayview Ave.

Amityville, NY

Price

free

Women Sharing Art Exhibit Reception

May3

Women Sharing Art, a group of mixed-media artists, returns to the BAFFA Art Gallery in May. Beautiful is the theme of this always exciting show. The exhibit can be viewed at the Gallery Thursdays through Sundays from noon to4 p.m., May 3rd-25th

Where

BAFFA Art GAllery

47 Gillette Ave.

Sayville, NY

Phone

631-589-7343

Website
baffa.org

Game Time for Grownups

May7

Drop by the library on Wednesday afternoons for casual table games for adults. Bring your own games or use ours. We have Cards, Canasta, Mah Jongg, Scrabble, Chess, Checkers, Backgammon, and Jigsaw Puzzles. We’ll supply the coffee, tea, and snacks, you supply the fun. No registration required

Where

Bayville Free Library

34 School St.

Bayville, NY

Phone

516-628-2765

Price

free

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