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Upcoming Events
LIEOC Information Table
The Long Island Educational Opportunity Center (LIEOC) offers tuition-free adult academic and vocational training programs for residents of Nassau and Suffolk Counties. It is a division of the United College Association of Workforce and Development (UCAWD) and is sponsored by SUNY Farmingdale State College
Where
North Babylon Public Library
815 Deer Park Ave.
North Babylon, NY
Phone
631-669-4020
Price
free
Website
northbabylonpl.orgKidney Health Information Table
The National Kidney Foundation will be distributing educational materials, information on kidney disease prevention and early detection, organ donation resources, and opportunities to learn about kidney disease. Come ask questions and learn what support is available in our community
Where
North Babylon Public Library
815 Deer Park Ave.
North Babylon, NY
Phone
631-669-4020
Price
free
Website
northbabylonpl.orgGreat Jack-o’-Lantern Sail
In addition to the Jack-o’-Lantern Sail on the lake at dusk, there will be a kid friendly spooky house, a magic show, a petting zoo, character meet & greets, children’s games and more! Halloween costumes are optional but encouraged. Pumpkin Park Sweet Street presented by Connoisseur Media Long Island will bring activities and candy from local businesses, so don’t forget a trick-or-treat bag! All activities are free! Food and refreshments will be available for purchase. If you would like to have your Jack-o’-Lantern in the sail, register at www.bookwhen.com/jackolantern. Registration is limited to the first 50 carved pumpkins. Pumpkins must be between the size of a soccer ball and a basketball and dropped off at Belmont Lake State Park Boat Dock the day of the event between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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