New Hyde Park, NY News & Events

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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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Upcoming Events

Thursday, May 1

Fiction Loves History Book Club: As Bright as Heaven

May6

Discussion of the novel "As Bright as Heaven" by Susan Meissner, register

Where

Hillside Public Library

155 Lakeville Rd.

New Hyde Park, NY

Phone

516-355-7850

Price

free

Website

hillsidelibrary.info

Garden to Table Vegetables

May7

Master gardener Linda Reilly of Cornell University Cooperative Extension will explain how to choose the right location for your garden, how to prepare your soil and will share general maintenance tips that will lead to bountiful harvests, register

Where

Hillside Public Library

155 Lakeville Rd.

New Hyde Park, NY

Phone

516-355-7850

Price

free

Website

hillsidelibrary.info

Classics Book Club: Babbitt

May8

Discussion of the novel "Babbitt" by Sinclair Lewis, register

Where

Hillside Public Library

155 Lakeville Rd.

New Hyde Park, NY

Phone

516-355-7850

Price

free

Website

hillsidelibrary.info

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