Head of the Harbor, NY News & Events

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Suffolk residents affected by summer storms frustrated by FEMA aid-request denial

The denial, which was conveyed to Gov. Kathy Hochul last week, was a blow to those who had hoped for federal assistance.

Three takeaways from the state girls soccer championships1m read

Only in NewsdayLI company finalizing flywheel energy prototype system2m read

First in NewsdayFEMA denies individual aid request for Suffolk storm victims2m read

What to expect from Suffolk's new tax aimed at funding water quality projects3m read

Upcoming Events

Thursday, November 21

World History Book Discussion: A Woman of No Importance

Nov21

Michael Fairchild will lead a discussion of the biography "A Woman of No Importance: The Untold Story of the American Spy Who Helped Win World War II" by Sonia Purnell, register

Where

Harborfields Public Library

31 Broadway

Greenlawn, NY

Phone

631-757-4200

Price

free

Website

harborfieldslibrary.org

Page Turners Book Discussion: Small Things Like These

Dec11

Librarians Allison and Jennifer will lead a discussion of the novel "Small Things Like These" by Claire Keegan, register starting Nov. 13

Where

Cold Spring Harbor Library

95 Harbor Rd.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-692-6820

Price

free

Website

Online: Heart of the Harbor Book Discussion - Gilgamesh

Dec12

Librarians Carolyn and Scott will lead an online discussion of the epic "Gilgamesh" (The New English Version by Stephen Mitchell), register for a Zoom link starting Oct. 14

Where

Cold Spring Harbor Library

95 Harbor Rd.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-692-6820

Price

free

Website

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Thursday, November 21

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Dining at Friendly's: A food critic returns after decades3m read

Review: Luca in Stony Brook1m read

Pegisha in Brooklyn provides opportunity for Jewish students from region to gather3m read

'Like I have 20 grandmas': GlamourGals bringing comfort to LI seniors, one manicure at a time7m read

Pat-Med's Jayden Stroman commits to Duke2m read

SUNY enrollments, including most on LI, rise for second straight year3m read

Smithtown gets $21.3 million for downtown sewer project1m read

Top matchups to watch in the LI HS football county semifinals

State begins holiday toy drive Monday1m read

Village opposes state proposal for traffic signal arm2m read

Bucket List: Learn the art of Reiki1m read

LI high school football county semifinals preview and picks3m read

They all left Long Island. Here's what brought them back — and how they did it10m read

Making the Grade: 2 LI PTAs honored for creative literacy programs2m read

Suffolk football quarterfinals roundup6m read

LI's Gridiron Greats: County quarterfinals edition1m read

Stony Brook defense gives offense a chance to charge in 2nd half, beat Albany2m read

Smithtown West's Cascione runs for 177 yards, three TDs in quarterfinal win1m read

Photos: West Babylon-Smithtown West football playoffs

'It was just what you had to do': Nearly 100 veterans honored at ceremony in Stony Brook2m read

Frank Bonura, longtime physician in Smithtown, dies at 883m read

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20+ Veterans Day freebies and discounts5m read

LIMEHOF sets 'Holiday Celebration' to mark 20th anniversary1m read

Prosecutors: Ex-supervisor at St. James HVAC firm allegedly stole over $400G1m read

Growing up Italian: Children's center in St. James teaches toddlers the language3m read

'This was always my dream'

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Dempster, Knoop keep Stony Brook football sailing2m read

Hills East girls tennis captures Suffolk large school championship2m read

SBU men's hoops looking to write own chapter after run to CAA title game2m read

New coach, same expectations for SBU women's hoops2m read

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