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Prosecutors allege Renee Hoberman, 37, of Plainview, admitted receiving sexual gratification from viewing pornography involving infants and toddlers.

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Upcoming Events

Wednesday, February 18

Good Reads: Buckeye

Feb18

Sarah Siegel will lead a discussion of the novel "Buckeye" by Patrick Ryan, register

Where

Gold Coast Public Library

50 Railroad Ave.

Glen Head, NY

Phone

516-759-8300

Price

free

Website

goldcoastlibrary.org

Medicaid Enrollment Assistance for the Aged, Blind and Disabled

Feb23

Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council will have facilitated enrollers trained by New York State Department of Health to assist patrons ages 65 and older and adults/children who are blind/disabled enroll in the Medicaid programs they are eligible for at this time

Where

Glen Cove Public Library

4 Glen Cove Ave.

Glen Cove, NY

Phone

631-435-3000

Price

free

Website

glencovelibrary.org

Online: Silent Heroes - The Resistance Movement in Nazi Germany

Feb23

German historian Anette Isaacs will pay homage to Sophie and Hans Scholl, Georg Elser, Baron von Stauffenberg, the women of Rosenstrasse and other groups who resisted the Nazi regime, register for a Zoom link

Where

Gold Coast Public Library

50 Railroad Ave.

Glen Head, NY

Phone

516-759-8300

Price

free

Website

goldcoastlibrary.org

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