New Suffolk, NY News & Events

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'Multiple rounds of thunderstorms' expected as air quality remains low on LI

Heavy rains arriving later in the day and could help clear the smoke from the Canadian wildfires.

Tall ship Kalmar Nyckel sails into Greenport next week

'Homeowners are under real financial pressure'

Newsday InvestigatesSuffolk tax rolls have been frozen for decades. On the East End, challenges have skyrocketed.

One of the largest Christmas tree mazes in the U.S. set to open on the East End

Upcoming Events

Saturday, July 18

Book Discussion: Who is Government?

Jul21

Discussion of the nonfiction book "Who is Government? The Untold Story of Public Service" by Michael Lewis, register

Where

Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library

27550 Main Rd.

Cutchogue, NY

Phone

631-734-6360

Price

free

Website

cutchoguelibrary.org

Building Brain and Healthy Habits

Jul21

The Long Island Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association will explore practical strategies for healthy eating, physical activity, quality sleep and cognitive engagement, register

Where

Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library

27550 Main Rd.

Cutchogue, NY

Phone

631-734-6360

Price

free

Website

cutchoguelibrary.org

Medicaid Enrollment Assistance for the Aged, Blind and Disabled

Jul27

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

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