Elmont, NY News & Events

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

Salute to the champions: Fall 2025

Long Island brought home the hardware this fall. A look back at the state champions in soccer, volleyball, tennis, swimming and cross country and the four Long Island champions in football.

Celeb-magnet style brand opens first store in Roosevelt Field 1m read

Remembering Jimmy Cliff's My Father's Place shows and seeing 'The Harder They Come' at the Mini-Cinema 2m read

Mitchell's 20 points, defense lifts Valley Stream North 1m read

Photos: Nassau boys basketball — North Shore at Valley Stream North

Upcoming Events

Saturday, December 6

10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's

Dec10

The Long Island Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association will discuss the difference between normal aging and Alzheimer's disease, common Alzheimer's warning signs, the importance of early detection and the benefits of diagnosis, next steps and expectations for the diagnostic process, register starting Nov. 26

Where

Elmont Memorial Library

700 Hempstead Tpke.

Elmont, NY

Phone

516-354-5280

Price

free

Website

elmontlibrary.org

Title Swap

Dec11

Share your favorite books and hear about others, led by librarian Natalie, held in-person and on Zoom (register for a link)

Where

Elmont Memorial Library

700 Hempstead Tpke.

Elmont, NY

Phone

516-354-5280

Price

free

Website

elmontlibrary.org

St. Francis Hospital Outreach Bus

Dec12

Free Health Screenings. Includes a brief cardiac history, blood pressure and a simple blood test for cholesterol and diabetes for adults 18 and older. We also provide patient education and referrals

Where

Elmont Memorial Library

700 Hempstead Tpke.

Elmont, NY

Phone

516-354-5280 x226

Price

free

Website

elmontlibrary.org

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Saturday, December 6

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LI's oldest German restaurant gets a revamp 1m read

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Filmmaker Edward Burns returns home to Valley Stream 6m read

'House in Valley Stream, served as the inspiration for all of this work'

'Empowered to use our voice'

Only in NewsdayBlack voices come together in Hempstead gospel music concert supporting voter canvassing 3m read

'For safety reasons and religious privacy reasons'

First in NewsdayMore than 200 attend hearing on mosque's request to move fence, store equipment 2m read

Connecticut foursome used 'bait-and-switch' tactics to take jewelry, Nassau police say 1m read

LI's Pinto suffers injury against Rangers and Team USA coach Sullivan 1m read

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Former Newsday editorial cartoonist Kenneth E. Crook dies at 96 2m read

'It's about tradition': friends, family hit the field for annual Thanksgiving football game 2m read

'It just became a thing'

Trendy Chicago women's retailer Akira opens at Green Acres Mall 1m read

Town holiday celebrations: Christmas tree, menorah lightings 15m read

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