Roslyn Heights, NY News & Events

Check out Roslyn Heights restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Nassau County news.

'It has to be done': Town to spend $900G to fix leaking kiddie pool

The park's kiddie pool has leaked persistently since it was replaced in 2017.

Fire in Mineola home displaces 3

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Upcoming Events

Wednesday, February 18

Oyster Bay Squadron: America's Boating Course

Mar4

Learn information about New York State boating laws, regulations, boat registration and licensing, required boating safety equipment, dos and don'ts of boating safely, practical knowledge of navigation and rules of the road, how to handle medical emergencies onboard and mechanical problems on the water, the basics of towing and trailering and special important information for hunters, anglers and sports enthusiasts, held in-person and virtually, register

Where

Roslyn High School

475 Round Hill Rd.

Roslyn Heights, NY

Phone

516-987-9715

Price

$65

Website

usps.org/cgi-bin-nat/eddept/fclass.cgi?03

Mercy Medical Center's Bariatric Group

Mar12

Patient Education Seminar followed by a Support Group Meeting at 7:30 p.m., held at the New York Bariatric Group office, 125 Mineola Ave.

Where

Roslyn Heights, NY

Roslyn Heights, NY

11577

Price

Free

Website

mercymedicalcenter.chsli.org

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