Franklin Square, NY News & Events

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

Floral Park's Christina Vargas strikes twice in non-league win

Floral Park graduated 16 players last season and after a slow start, the Knights are rolling with the playoffs nearing.

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LI auto dealer settles sexual harassment lawsuit for $175G

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Photos: Floral Park vs. CSH

Sweet memories: Remembering LI's bakery thrift stores

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Only in NewsdayThe FCC could cut millions of dollars in subsidies to LI schools

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Upcoming Events

Tuesday, October 13

Inheritance and Succession: Estate Conversation

Oct20

Christian LaPeter will discuss estate planning basics, estate tax considerations and high-level strategies, register starting Oct. 6

Where

Franklin Square Public Library

19 Lincoln Rd.

Franklin Square, NY

Phone

516-488-3444

Price

free

Website

fslibrary.org

Online: Successfully Navigating College Admissions

Oct21

Learn about today's college admissions process, including admissions trends, how colleges evaluate applicants beyond grades and test scores, test-optional policies and strategies for building a strong application, Zoom meeting ID is 853 4885 3391, passcode is 033519

Where

Franklin Square Public Library

19 Lincoln Rd.

Franklin Square, NY

Phone

516-488-3444

Price

free

Website

fslibrary.org

BookMarks: My Friends

Oct22

Discussion of the novel "My Friends" by Fredrik Backman, register starting Oct. 8

Where

Franklin Square Public Library

19 Lincoln Rd.

Franklin Square, NY

Phone

516-488-3444

Price

free

Website

fslibrary.org

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Explore LI, NYC indie bookstores at new book crawl events

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Nassau girls tennis finals postponed to Saturday

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Walk focuses on cancer awareness among South Asians on LI

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Photos: Nassau Conference III football — Division at Mineola

Tuesday, October 13

Only in Newsday7 best things we ate on Long Island last month

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Only in Newsday'Healthy' chain eatery closes on LI

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NYC celeb magnet to partner with LI Italian eatery

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Photos: CHSFL football — Kellenberg at St. John the Baptist

Photos: Nassau Conference II football — Bellmore JFK at Valley Stream Central

Photos: Nassau Conference I football — Oceanside at Massapequa

Ryan Finkelstein's 42-yard field goal helps nail down Bellmore JFK win

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Photos: Nassau Conference III football — South Side at Bethpage

Balanced offensive effort leads Kellenberg football over SJB

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

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3 state routes in Nassau to see overnight closures

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LI woman charged with DWI under Leandra's Law

Photos: Nassau Conference III football — Sewanhaka at Hewlett

Hewlett football celebrates 100 years with comeback win over Sewanhaka

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Nassau tax preparer convicted of filing bogus returns, faces 50 years in prison

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Only in NewsdayMeet the three high school football duos from LI playing together at Stony Brook

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Health leaders urge flu shots, but fewer are getting them

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Hempstead Village adds police cars, pledges enforcement in push for traffic safety

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Romanian nationals charged in LI gold necklace scam

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House fires displace residents, dogs killed

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21 LI schools named Schools of Excellence

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'Things change in life'

More NYers now eligible for free community college tuition

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'It's excessive'

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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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