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Nesconset, NY News & Events

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Smithtown man charged in road rage incident, police say

Christopher Tartaglia was charged with menacing and weapons possession, police said.

Passion in full bloom: Meet 5 Long Islanders who take gardening to the next level 13m read

5 unique LI winery experiences: A drink-in theater to Mexican brunch 4m read

LI youth sports advocate dies at 913m read

Kings Park boys lacrosse rallies past West Islip1m read

Upcoming Events

Thursday, May 1

Night Owl Cafe Book Discussion Group: Real Americans

May22

Discussion of the novel "Real Americans" by Rachel Khong, cardholders only, register

Where

Smithtown Library - Nesconset Building

148 Smithtown Blvd.

Nesconset, NY

Phone

631-765-5500

Price

free

Website

Tea-rrific Reads Book Discussion Group: Beyond That, the Sea

May27

Discussion of the novel "Beyond That, the Sea" by Laura Spence-Ash, cardholders only, register

Where

Smithtown Library - Nesconset Building

148 Smithtown Blvd.

Nesconset, NY

Phone

631-765-5500

Price

free

Website

Understanding the Presidency

May27

Professor James Coll will discuss Article II of the Constitution and analyze the intent of the Framers regarding the presidency, cardholders only, register

Where

Smithtown Library - Nesconset Building

148 Smithtown Blvd.

Nesconset, NY

Phone

631-765-5500

Price

free

Website

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Thursday, May 1

Guide: Late night eats on LI9m read

LI pizza chain opening new location this week1m read

New LI fried chicken chain opens to sellout crowd2m read

Flood big relief for Smithtown West in win over West Islip1m read

Photos: West Islip-Smithtown West baseball

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Bango Bowls opening 6th LI location Saturday, at Centereach's Village Plaza2m read

West Islip girls lacrosse's Nicolosi scores OT winner vs. Smithtown West2m read

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Romaine: More volunteer firefighters needed in Suffolk2m read

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Underpass links Avalon Preserve Park, trails to Stony Brook Harbor2m read

Top 30 LI boys tennis players for spring 20254m read

Smithtown East hurlers Hubner, Gaine and Mitchell shut out Hills East2m read

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LI softball teams compete in tournament honoring Phelan2m read

Sachem North avenges upset, honors its history1m read

Patchogue village code enforcement officer charged after making DWI arrest1m read

State and village weigh traffic signal compromise in historic district2m read

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