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Teacher, artist, mother Stella Resnick, of Manhasset Hills dies at 102

Teacher, athlete, textile industry businesswoman, and artist are just some of the titles that Stella Resnick had earned throughout her life. But her most important, her family said, was that of a mother and grandmother.

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Spring Break at Rogers Mansion: Historic Plants and Farming

Apr17

Learn about the tools used by historic farmers to grow vegetables and more, explore the amazing plants once commonly grown in colonial herb gardens, see the extraordinary Mulberry Tree that sits on the lawn at Rogers Mansion, participants will receive a flower to plant at home, for children of all ages, limited space, register

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Southampton History Museum

17 Meeting House Ln.

Southampton, NY

Phone

631-283-2494

Price

free

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      2,100 killed, 16,000 seriously injured in LI crashes over a decade. What can be done?

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