Bethpage, NY News & Events

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Breaking NewsPolice investigation underway in Massapequa neighborhood

Roads were closed in the area of Beaumont Avenue.

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Upcoming Events

Monday, June 1

Exploring Long Island's Underwater World

Jun4

Chris "Fish Guy" Paparo will present an underwater tour of Long Island, see photographs and videos of local fish, crustaceans, mollusks and more while learning interesting facts

Where

Bethpage Public Library

47 Powell Ave.

Bethpage, NY

Phone

516-931-3907

Price

free

Website

bethpagelibrary.info

Book Chats: Buckeye

Jun9

Anna Katsavos will lead a discussion of the novel "Buckeye" by Patrick Ryan, register

Where

Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library

999 Old Country Rd.

Plainview, NY

Phone

516-938-0077

Price

free

Website

Book Club: The Woman in the Library

Jun9

Librarian Deb Honen will lead a discussion of the novel "The Woman in the Library" by Sulari Gentill

Where

Bethpage Public Library

47 Powell Ave.

Bethpage, NY

Phone

516-931-3907

Price

free

Website

bethpagelibrary.info

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