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East Hills Spooktacular draws hundreds after weather delay — Long Island Press (Anton Media Group)

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East Hills Spooktacular draws hundreds after weather delay

The Village of East Hills welcomed an estimated 500 to 600 people to its annual Spooktacular on Saturday, Oct. 24, after strong winds forced organizers to postpone the Halloween celebration from the previous weekend. Held from noon to 4 p.m., the event featured rides, bounce houses, a hayride,...

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Hicksville 23rd annual street fair honors chamber of commerce’s centennial, election season brings out politicians

Hicksville’s 23rd annual street fair took place Saturday, Oct. 24, where free ice cream was handed out to kids, money was raised for the chamber of commerce and residents tasted local food and heard speeches made by local politicians. [caption id="attachment_377851" align="alignnone" width="700"]...

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Roslyn High School Class of 1966 celebrates 60th reunion

The Roslyn High School Class of 1966 celebrated its 60th reunion over the weekend of Oct. 24-25, bringing classmates back to the community where they grew up for a tour of their alma mater, a gathering at Gerry Park and opportunities to reconnect six decades after graduation. The two-day...

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Going Places: Grassroots, Volunteerism Builds the Great American Rail-Trail

By Karen Rubin, Travel Features Syndicate, goingplacesfarandnear.com Within this one mile that cuts through Ohio forest, there are stories: reclusive Hellbender salamanders that grow to 28 inches long; a bridge where Abraham Lincoln nearly lost his life on the way to his inauguration; a rail...

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Port Washington Water Pollution Control District proposes 12% budget hike, remains under tax cap

A 12% spending increase in the Port Washington Water Pollution Control District’s overall proposed 2027 budget is being driven by infrastructure needs, rising operating costs and preparations for costly sewer emergencies — but district officials say the tax levy would increase by just 1%. The Port...

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Former Garden City math teacher donates to alma mater, Adelphi University, to support first-generation college students — Long Island Press (Anton Media Group)

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Stories tagged #weather

East Hills Spooktacular draws hundreds after weather delay

Hicksville 23rd annual street fair honors chamber of commerce’s centennial, election season brings out politicians

Roslyn High School Class of 1966 celebrates 60th reunion

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Going Places: Grassroots, Volunteerism Builds the Great American Rail-Trail

Port Washington Water Pollution Control District proposes 12% budget hike, remains under tax cap

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Hicksville 23rd annual street fair honors chamber of commerce’s centennial, election season brings out politicians

Former Garden City math teacher donates to alma mater, Adelphi University, to support first-generation college students

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