Mineola, NY News & Events

Check out Mineola 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

Fall Festival

Oct17

Autumn eats, micro brews, live entertainment, vendors, children's activities and more, rain dates are Oct. 24-25

Where

Mineola Memorial Park

195 Macellus Rd.

Mineola, NY

Phone

718-869-9501

Price

free

Website

mineolaevents.com

Classics Book Club: The Sun Also Rises

Oct19

Discussion of the novel "The Sun Also Rises" by Ernest Hemingway

Where

Mineola Memorial Library

195 Marcellus Rd.

Mineola, NY

Phone

516-746-8488

Price

free

Website

mineolalibrary.info

The True Story of the Culper Spy Ring

Oct21

Author, historian and former Newsday journalist Bill Bleyer will discuss the true story of the Long Island-based Culper Spy Ring during the American Revolution, copies of Bleyer's books will be available for purchase and signing, register

Where

Mineola Memorial Library

195 Marcellus Rd.

Mineola, NY

Phone

516-746-8488

Price

free

Website

mineolalibrary.info

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Tuesday, October 13

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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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LI woman sentenced in $2M Home Depot theft ring

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'Things change in life'

More NYers now eligible for free community college tuition

Guide to fall adventures at LI farms

Unoccupied building in Nassau partially collapses

Nassau townhouse fire sends resident, cop to hospital

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Athlete of the Week is Carle Place girls soccer player Daniella Correia

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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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