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CSEA vote to change health care coverage a dead heat, unofficial tally shows

State union officials said they need to verify 87 ballots to before issuing a tally that would either approve or reject the deal.

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Nassau North Shore Christian Women’s Club

May6

Inspirational speaker Melissa Diaz, Journey of Faith and Special feature and solo by Wayne Soderlund and Jeanne Andersen. Reserve

Where

Jonathan’s Restaurant

3000 Jericho Tpke.

Garden City Park, NY

Phone

516-742-0861

Price

$45

Reverberations

May8

Dance and music concert featuring choreography by Professor Miriam Hertzson, held in the Mainstage Theatre, register

Where

Nassau Community College

1 Education Dr.

Garden City, NY

Phone

516-572-7676

Price

$12

From Okra to Greens: A Different Kinda Love Story

May15

Live performance of the Ntozake Shange play "From Okra to Greens: A Different Kinda Love Story," held in the Mainstage Theatre, register

Where

Nassau Community College

1 Education Dr.

Garden City, NY

Phone

516-572-7676

Price

$12

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