Southampton proposes plan to phase out sand mines near homes

The sand mining industry is lucrative. But the practice can harm the region's aquifer, Long Island's only source of drinking water, environmentalists have said.

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Bob Ross Painting Workshop

Dec27

Paint like Bob Ross in a day with a certified Bob Ross instructor. step by step guidance. No experience needed. While creating your first Bob Ross masterpiece you will learn to paint mountains, happy little trees, bushes, sky, water, flowers, rocks, reflections, and water. Penne Ala Vodka and salad offered with one free glass of wine

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Mount Sinai, NY

5507 Mount Sinai Hwy.

Mount Sinai, NY

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631-252-1425

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Dance Out East: Djapo

Jan11

Works & Process at the Guggenheim will present West African dance icon Marie Basse Wiles and ballroom icon Omari Wiles' performance project "Djapo," register

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The Watermill Center

39 Watermill Towd Rd.

Water Mill, NY

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631-726-4628

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Jan14

Mary Dono will lead a discussion of the novel "The Little Stranger" by Sarah Waters, held in-person and on Zoom, register

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Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library

1125 Broadway

Hewlett, NY

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516-374-1967

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free

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hwpl.org
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