Cold Spring Harbor, NY News & Events

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Former Touro Law Center dean dies at 96

Howard Glickstein helped draft landmark federal civil rights legislation, led Touro Law Center for nearly two decades and mentored generations of lawyers.

LI horseback-riding equipment store to be part of chainwide shutdown

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Upcoming Events

Sunday, July 19

The Sky Tonight Planetarium Show

Jul21

Navigate the night sky, identify constellations, use one constellation to find another and more, register

Where

Cold Spring Harbor Library

95 Harbor Rd.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-692-6820

Price

free

Website

Wood and Water: Furniture on Long Island, 1660-1860

Jul23

Discover the work of the region's unsung craftspeople, including Quaker joiners, Black makers, women upholsterers, Dutch turners and Indigenous weavers, alongside the furniture they crafted and used, these objects reveal global networks of exchange, identity and innovation during a period of profound change

Where

Preservation Long Island

161 Main St.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-692-4664

Price

free

Website

preservationlongisland.org

Online: Reflux vs. GERD

Jul23

Dr. Pratibha Vemulapalli will discuss the difference between reflux and GERD, why it matters, when symptoms are normal and when it may be time to see a healthcare provider, register for a Zoom link

Where

Cold Spring Harbor Library

95 Harbor Rd.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-692-6820

Price

free

Website

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