New Hyde Park, NY News & Events

Check out New Hyde Park restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Nassau County news.

Brendan Martin leads Floral Park to repeat Nassau Class AA title

The boys basketball team's season ended in the ensuing Long Island championship game last season, though. They look to advance beyond that this winter.

Nassau Class A boys basketball final photos: Floral Park vs. Friends Academy

Nassau 'A' girls basketball final photos: Floral Park vs. Plainedge

Allison Younghans, Plainedge defense help secure girls basketball county title

LI rap artist charged with sex trafficking a minor

Upcoming Events

Saturday, March 7

Fiction Loves History Book Club: The Accidental Empress

Mar10

Discussion of the novel "The Accidental Empress" by Allison Pataki, register

Where

Hillside Public Library

155 Lakeville Rd.

New Hyde Park, NY

Phone

516-355-7850

Price

free

Website

hillsidelibrary.info

Fresh Fiction Book Club: The Wedding People

Mar11

Discussion of the novel "The Wedding People" by Alison Espach, register

Where

Hillside Public Library

155 Lakeville Rd.

New Hyde Park, NY

Phone

516-355-7850

Price

free

Website

hillsidelibrary.info

Health Care Insurance Application Assistance

Mar17

Experts from the Health and Welfare Council of Long Island (HWCLI) will assist patrons who are ages 65 and older, blind and/or disabled with the Medicaid application process, Medicare Savings programs and Medicare resources, register for an appointment

Where

Hillside Public Library

155 Lakeville Rd.

New Hyde Park, NY

Phone

516-505-4426

Price

free

Website

hillsidelibrary.info

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Saturday, March 7

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Nassau Class B boys basketball final photos: CSH vs. Carle Place

Olivia Mulada, Kaitlin Millett help Cold Spring Harbor girls basketball to Nassau 'B' title

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Photos: Nassau Class AA girls basketball semi — MacArthur vs. Manhasset

Reinvesting in the community

LI foundation bolsters its annual giving to $26M

John Pericolosi, back from injury, leads South Side boys basketball team to final

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