Brookville, NY News & Events

Check out Brookville restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Nassau County news.

Plainview teacher's kids blossom during 'Teacher for a Day'

Tricia Reehil had already carved a career on Wall Street when she realized her aspiration, and turned to teaching.

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Explore LI, NYC indie bookstores at new book crawl events

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Sweet memories: Remembering LI's bakery thrift stores

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Nassau girls tennis finals postponed to Saturday

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Photos: Nassau Conference I football — Oceanside at Massapequa

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, October 13

Chair One Fitness

Oct15

Chair One Fitness is an inclusive, music-driven chair-based fitness program designed for adults of all ages, fitness levels, and mobility ranges. Using a chair as a foundation, participants enjoy a fun and engaging workout that incorporates light cardiovascular exercise, strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and rhythmic movement.

Where

Lakeview Public Library

1120 Woodfield Rd.

Rockville Centre, NY

Phone

516-536-3071

Price

Website

lakeviewlibrary.org

Wills, Probates, Trusts and More

Oct26

Attorney and social worker Kathleen Rose will discuss wills, trusts, probate, Medicaid tips, planning for the future and avoiding caregiver stress disorder, bring your questions, register

Where

Rockville Centre Public Library

221 N. Village Ave.

Rockville Centre, NY

Phone

516-766-6257

Price

free

Website

rvclibrary.org

Meet an Advocate who Cares

Oct28

Members of a disability community (and their support circles) are invited to come share about life in the Town of Hempstead with advocates who care.

Where

Lakeview Public Library

1120 Woodfield Rd.

Rockville Centre, NY

Price

free

Website

lakeviewlibrary.org

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Photos: Nassau Conference III football — South Side at Bethpage

Massapequa football 'D'ominant with a capital D

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South Side's Jackson Sparer makes sealing INT on his lone defensive play in battle of unbeatens

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What to expect at this year's Oyster Fest

Tuesday, October 13

Where to find cider doughnuts at LI farm stands

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$20 Aperol spritz tower and more happy hour deals

16 hidden restaurants worth seeking out on LI

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First in NewsdayBroadway Mall plan seeks town OK for less parking, late-night hours

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Man dies after falling from roof of LI home

Florida men indicted for having 688 pounds of cocaine in a Holiday Inn parking lot on LI

LI indie bookstores offer everything from novels to novel events

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One for the books! How Massapequa's 'Reading Under the Lights' event builds community bonds

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First in NewsdayLI theater closer to opening with funding boost

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'I wanted to make sure that women didn't feel that way'

LI's retro revival: Skating, comic books and arcades

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Only in NewsdayPolice chief discusses Gilgo Beach probe, TWA Flight 800 disaster, MS-13 murders in new book

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'You're watching out over the citizens that live in the area you're responsible for'

Tilles Center is the haunt for 'Ghostbusters in Concert'

LI woman sentenced in $2M Home Depot theft ring

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Wantagh and undefeated Plainedge play to 1-1 tie in girls soccer

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Jericho schools occupational therapist dies at 72

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Missing Long Island couple were traveling to Syracuse when they vanished, court filing says

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Only in NewsdayAll you need to know about this year's Oyster Fest

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'A blow to Nassau County football'

Only in NewsdayJericho football forfeits rest of season due to lack of players

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'Speaks to the hard work of our district and their families'

3 LI school districts among top 10 in U.S. in new rankings

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20+ free things to do on LI this fall

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Only in NewsdayCouple missing since 2025 had accumulated assets of $12M

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Get into the fall spirit with these top events, things to do

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First in NewsdayLI schools named to U.S. News' best colleges list

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Motorcyclist killed in crash

Only in NewsdayAn explosion of deer threatens Nassau's North Shore. Should hunting laws change?

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'There are just too many'

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DeportedMany immigrants who help run LI's East End, including the Hamptons, are a prime target for ICE

Generations of immigrants have built houses, staffed restaurants and tended farms. Fear of deportation has them skipping work and their kids anxious in school.

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