Westbury, NY News & Events

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LI Class A flag football final: Half Hollow Hills vs. Herricks

Scenes from the LI Class A flag football final between Half Hollow Hills and Herricks.

Cara S. Trager, 'relentless' journalist for Newsday and other publications, dies at 71

Samantha Heyman (4 TD passes) lifts HHH to 2nd straight LI flag football title

Tractor trailer rear ends car on LIE, critically injuring passenger

Port Washington house fire injures 9 firefighters, 1 police officer

Upcoming Events

Monday, June 1

Sean Kenney's Nature Connects

Jun3

Exhibition featuring Sean Kenney's sculptures of Lego bricks, which explore animal endangerment, the balance of ecosystems and mankind's relationship with nature

Where

Old Westbury Gardens

71 Old Westbury Rd.

Old Westbury, NY

Phone

516-333-0048

Price

Free with admission ($22; $20 ages 62 and older and full-time students with valid ID, $12 ages 7-17)

Website

oldwestburygardens.org

Browser Basics

Jun3

Come learn the inner workings of web browsers, including how to bookmark and create tabs. This program will focus on Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, but the lessons are applicable to other major browsers, like Firefox and Safari.

Where

Westbury Memorial Public Library

445 Jefferson St.

Westbury, NY

Phone

516-333-0176

Price

free

Website

westburylibrary.org

Book Discussion with Head of Reference, Kathleen Gaskin: A Symphony of Secrets

Jun3

Discssion of A Symphony of Secrets by Brendan Slocumb

Where

Westbury Memorial Public Library

445 Jefferson St.

Westbury, NY

Phone

516-333-0176

Price

free

Website

westburylibrary.org

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