Flower Hill, NY News & Events

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

Sweet memories: Remembering LI's bakery thrift stores

These outlets provided local families with discounted breads, cakes and pastries.

Nassau girls tennis finals postponed to Saturday

LI family receives 'life-changing' moment from Tunnel to Towers at Isles game

Photos: Nassau Conference III football — Division at Mineola

Chris Ruggia throws five TD passes for Division in win over Mineola

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, October 13

PSEG Long Island Information Table

Oct15

PSEG Long Island will share information on assistance programs to help lower costs of your home heating bill if you qualify

Where

Sayville Library

88 Greene Ave.

Sayville, NY

Phone

631-589-4440

Price

free

Website

sayvillelibrary.org

Debut Theater Company: Flowers in the Snow

Oct24

Debut Theater Company will perform Anthony DiFranco's new work "Flowers in the Snow," register

Where

Northport-East Northport Public Library - Northport Building

151 Laurel Ave.

Northport, NY

Phone

631-261-6930

Price

free

Website

Reduce Your Energy Bills

Nov10

A representative from PSEG Long Island will discuss how to lower your energy bills, conserve energy and make your home healthier and safer through PSEG's Residential Energy Affordability Partnership (REAP) program

Where

Longwood Public Library

800 Middle Country Rd.

Middle Island, NY

Phone

631-924-6400

Price

free

Website

longwoodlibrary.org

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Tuesday, October 13

Only in Newsday2 Korean restaurants close in LI hamlet

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

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

North Hempstead files $143M budget, keeps tax levy flat

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

Ayla Abate, Mia Lucas score two goals apiece to lead Clarke field hockey

Photos: Nassau field hockey — Seaford at Clarke

First in Newsday6-time champion HS marching band to perform at London Parade

'Only the best of the best get invited'

21 LI schools named Schools of Excellence

LI woman sentenced in $2M Home Depot theft ring

Only in NewsdayLI man named in lawsuit as president of Cornell fraternity at time of alleged gang rape

Nassau townhouse fire sends resident, cop to hospital

Rob Cesario Jr. gives South Side football another way to win

Photos: Nassau Conference IV football — Manhasset at South Side

'The body has not been positively identified'

'Residual backups' on eastbound LIE near Exit 34 in Nassau after morning's truck fire

Only in NewsdayLI boy, 10, 'lived to be happy.' Now the block will be named in his memory.

Police: Remains found in Nassau park may be missing woman's

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

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

LIRR aims to boost capacity on Port Washington line

LI woman pleads guilty in crash that killed husband and wife

LIRR service on Port Washington Branch resumes

Only in Newsday85% of LIers want screen time limits in schools, new poll shows

At least 3 Starbucks on LI closing today

Only in Newsday'Brain for hire': The SAT cheating scandal that rocked LI

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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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