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Valva settlement delayed again over money split

The money won't be released for at least another month as the mother's attorneys draw up a new proposal that could see more money paid directly to her.

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Officials: Newsday employee dies after car crash in Coram

Only in NewsdayWhole milk could soon return to school lunchrooms on LI

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Only in Newsday'Back to himself': LI boy, 8, rescued from icy pond recounts harrowing Christmas Day

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Upcoming Events

Monday, December 29

Exhibition: Mexico - Past and Present

Jan1

Solo exhibition of paintings and prints by Kelynn Z. Alder that blend together pre-Hispanic mythologies, living ritual, Indigenous languages and contemporary iconography, reception will be held 5-7 p.m. on Dec. 13

Where

Museum of Contemporary Art Long Island

20 Terry St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-627-8686

Price

free

Website

patchoguearts.org

Coffee with a Curator: Kelynn Z. Alder

Jan24

Curator John Cino will be in conversation with artist Kelynn Z. Alder to discuss her solo exhibition "Mexico: Past & Present," exhibition will run from Dec. 13 to Feb. 15, held in-person and on Zoom (meeting ID is 873 0499 3359, passcode is "9627745b")

Where

Museum of Contemporary Art Long Island

20 Terry St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-627-8686

Price

free

Website

patchoguearts.org

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