Carle Place, NY News & Events

Check out Carle Place restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Nassau County news.

These LI 'de-influencers' champion a low-consumption lifestyle

They are encouraging people to slow down and ask, "Do I really need this?"

Only in NewsdayNYC-based nonprofit to open new center for adults with autism on LI

Singh, Avallone carry New Hyde Park boys basketball past MacArthur

Photos: Boys basketball — MacArthur vs. New Hyde Park

Manhasset gets $4M for Plandome Road repairs

Upcoming Events

Friday, January 16

Advance Directives and Power of Attorney

Jan29

Brittni Sullivan, Esq. will discuss the importance of having a power of attorney and a health care proxy in place, learn what you need to know about advance directives such as health care proxies and living wills and strategies to help protect your assets, register

Where

Commack Public Library

18 Hauppauge Rd.

Commack, NY

Phone

631-499-0888

Price

free

Website

commackpubliclibrary.org

Author Event: Gordon Korman

Feb7

Come meet Gordon Korman and get a signed copy of his latest book, Hypergifted.

Where

Barnes and Noble - Carle Place

91 Old Country Rd.

Carle Place, NY

Phone

516-741-9850

Price

free

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