Oyster Bay Cove, NY News & Events

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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 members12:06 am2m read

'He showed up for us when no one would'

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

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Upcoming Events

Friday, May 2

Those Boisterous Boys of the Borscht Belt

May15

Sal St. George will discuss the lives and careers of Borscht Belt comedians, including Mel Brooks, Danny Kaye, Sid Caesar, Freddie Roman, Jackie Mason, Alan King and Mal Z. Lawrence

Where

Syosset Public Library

225 S. Oyster Bay Rd.

Syosset, NY

Phone

516-921-7161

Price

free

Website

syossetlibrary.org

Boating Safety Seminar

May18

The Town of Oyster Bay's Department of Public Safety Bay Constable Unit will cover critical boating topics, including safe vessel operation, state regulations and the responsibilities of boat ownership and operation, for adults and ages 10 and older, register

Where

Town Hall North

54 Audrey Ave.

Oyster Bay, NY

Phone

516-677-5350

Price

Free, $10 for permanent boating safety certificate

Website

oysterbaytown.com/safeboating

Teddy's Rough Readers Book Club: The God of the Woods

May19

Discussion of the novel "The God of the Woods" by Liz Moore, register

Where

Theodore's Books

17 Audrey Ave.

Oyster Bay, NY

Phone

516-636-5550

Price

free

Website

theodoresbooks.com

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