Glen Head, NY News & Events

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'Heartbroken': Skaters push for LI park's reopening

Oyster Bay closed the skate park in 2024 as a safety precaution during the cleanup of toxins at Bethpage Community Park.

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Lottery opens for new apartments in Nassau

No longer 'at the mercy of insurance': LI nonprofit empowers special needs kids with adaptive gear

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Upcoming Events

Tuesday, September 1

Blood Pressure Screening

Sep2

A registered nurse from St. Francis Hospital will be conducting free blood pressure screenings, first-come, first-served

Where

Glen Cove Public Library

4 Glen Cove Ave.

Glen Cove, NY

Phone

516-676-2130

Price

free

Website

glencovelibrary.org

Online: Broadway's Dancing Stars

Sep9

Award-winning stage and film director Stephen Nachamie will celebrate the lives and legacies of Broadway's dancing leading ladies, highlighting iconic performers like Gwen Verdon, Ann Reinking, Bebe Neuwirth and more, Zoom meeting ID is 721 207 3003, passcode is "PenPubLib"

Where

Peninsula Public Library

280 Central Ave.

Lawrence, NY

Phone

516-239-3262

Price

free

Website

peninsulapublic.org

Book Discussion: The Bright Years

Sep9

Librarian Lydia Wen will lead a discussion of the novel "The Bright Years" by Sarah Damoff, limited space, register

Where

Glen Cove Public Library

4 Glen Cove Ave.

Glen Cove, NY

Phone

516-676-2130

Price

free

Website

glencovelibrary.org

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Tuesday, September 1

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