Herricks, NY News & Events

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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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Photos: Floral Park vs. CSH

Sweet memories: Remembering LI's bakery thrift stores

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Nassau girls tennis finals postponed to Saturday

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

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Upcoming Events

Tuesday, October 13

Bookmarked: Twice

Oct13

Discussion of the novel "Twice" by Mitch Albom

Where

Merrick Library

2279 Merrick Ave.

Merrick, NY

Phone

516-377-6112

Price

free

Website

merricklibrary.org

Tax Diversification Seminar

Oct15

Learn what impact taxes can have on their lifestyle during retirement, how to diversify your retirement portfolio for tax purposes, how life insurance can provide valuable protection during your working years and how your policy can offer the opportunity to access tax-free supplemental income in the future, limited space, register

Where

Freeport Memorial Library

144 W. Merrick Rd.

Freeport, NY

Phone

516-379-3274

Price

free

Website

freeportlibrary.info

Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center Caregiver Meeting

Oct16

Find emotional support, discuss challenges, share experiences and get practical advice, connect with empathetic individuals who understand the challenges of Alzheimer's caregiving and receive guidance, resources and techniques for establishing emotional well-being for yourself and loved ones, hosted by the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center (ADRC), register

Where

Merrick Library

2279 Merrick Ave.

Merrick, NY

Phone

631-580-4416

Price

free

Website

adrcinc.org

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Photos: Nassau Conference III football — Division at Mineola

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

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WWII vet, concentration camp survivor received hundreds of thank you cards

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3 state routes in Nassau to see overnight closures

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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: Nassau Conference III football — Sewanhaka at Hewlett

Hewlett football celebrates 100 years with comeback win over Sewanhaka

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LI indie bookstores offer everything from novels to novel events

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Nassau plans to use nearly $44M from reserves to balance 2027 budget

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

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'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

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Photos: Nassau field hockey — Seaford at Clarke

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

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'Only the best of the best get invited'

21 LI schools named Schools of Excellence

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LI woman sentenced in $2M Home Depot theft ring

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

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'Things change in life'

More NYers now eligible for free community college tuition

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Photos: Nassau Conference III football — East Rockaway/West Hempstead at Floral Park

Floral Park football honors the life of Keith Fairben, an alumnus who was killed on 9/11

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Dominick Critelli, a 105-year-old WWII vet, performs national anthem on his sax at UBS Arena

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Unoccupied building in Nassau partially collapses

Nassau townhouse fire sends resident, cop to hospital

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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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