Holbrook, NY News & Events

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30 years after tragedy, families gather to commemorate victims of TWA Flight 800

More than 100 family members from across the globe assembled at Smith Point County Park on a calm, sunny summer evening.

7 Brew Coffee plans first LI shops

'I've never seen fire sitting on the water'

Only in NewsdayLIRR's relocated Yaphank station to open

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Upcoming Events

Sunday, July 19

News and Views

Jul20

Peter Hanson will lead a discussion of hot topics

Where

Sachem Public Library

150 Holbrook Rd.

Holbrook, NY

Phone

631-588-5024

Price

free

Website

sachemlibrary.org

Socrates Cafe

Jul21

Exchange ideas and engage in the Socratic practice of questioning with local resident Charles Payret

Where

Sachem Public Library

150 Holbrook Rd.

Holbrook, NY

Phone

631-588-5024

Price

free

Website

sachemlibrary.org

New York State of Health Enrollment Assistance

Jul22

Meet with a certified health care navigator from Health & Welfare Council of Long Island to help apply/renew your health insurance plans through New York State Health Marketplace, including Medicaid, Essential Plans, Child Health Plus and Qualified Health Plans

Where

Sachem Public Library

150 Holbrook Rd.

Holbrook, NY

Phone

631-588-5024

Price

free

Website

sachemlibrary.org

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