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Amazon under contract to buy parts of Sunrise Mall property

NYPD Det. Jonathan Diller's name added to police memorial wall for fallen members2m read

'He showed up for us when no one would'

Heated exchanges, new allegations as LI principal's disciplinary hearing continues3m read

Guide: LI party boat rentals, fishing trips, sailing tours and more13m read

Upcoming Events

Friday, May 2

Communicating Effectively with Alzheimer's

May22

The Alzheimer's Association will discuss how dementia affects communication, tips for communicating well with family, friends and health care professionals and more, limit of 20, register

Where

Plainedge Public Library

1060 Hicksville Rd.

North Massapequa, NY

Phone

516-735-4133

Price

free

Website

plainedgelibrary.org

Medicare

Jun2

Norma will discuss how to save money on prescription drugs and how to maximize your benefits and limit your out of pocket expenses, limit of 40, register

Where

Plainedge Public Library

1060 Hicksville Rd.

North Massapequa, NY

Phone

516-735-4133

Price

free

Website

plainedgelibrary.org

Wealth Assessment

Jun5

Steven Higgins will discuss how to make smarter money decisions, register starting May 5

Where

Plainedge Public Library

1060 Hicksville Rd.

North Massapequa, NY

Phone

516-735-4133

Price

free

Website

plainedgelibrary.org

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Friday, May 2

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Halal Guys closes both Long Island stores1m read

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Trump again weighs in on Massapequa mascot fight1m read

Photos: St. Dominic-Kellenberg girls lacrosse

Kellenberg goalie Clark makes 13 saves, keys win over St. Dominic1m read

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Parade honors Nassau County Police Department's 100 years of service2m read

Teen leads effort to preserve Bayville mansion3m read

POB JFK freshman QB Barnhill helps Hawks rally to win 46th straight game1m read

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