North Massapequa, NY News & Events

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10 LI students named winners in Adelphi Apprentice Challenge

The contest challenged them to tackle a real-world business issue.

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At least 6 new supermarkets opening on LI this year

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AHRC sued by guardian of autistic sexual abuse victim

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Photos: Nassau boys basketball — Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK at Syosset

Etra helps Syosset boys basketball come back to beat POB JFK

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Upcoming Events

Wednesday, January 7

Great Flowering Indoor Plants

Jan26

Horticulturist Paul Levine will discuss optimal care practices for several varieties of flowering indoor plants and outdoor flowers for early spring, a plant raffle will follow, register starting Dec. 1 (Dec. 8 for non-residents)

Where

Plainedge Public Library

1060 Hicksville Rd.

North Massapequa, NY

Phone

516-735-4133

Price

free

Website

plainedgelibrary.org

Life Estates and Trusts: Securing Your Assets

Jan26

Adam Solomon, Esq., Derek Abeles and Bruce Gotlieb will provide clear, easy-to-follow information on real estate, financing and legal strategies to support you and your loved ones, register starting Jan. 5 (Jan. 12 for non-residents)

Where

Plainedge Public Library

1060 Hicksville Rd.

North Massapequa, NY

Phone

516-735-4133

Price

free

Website

plainedgelibrary.org

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Wednesday, January 7

Only in NewsdayGuide: LI's standout bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches

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Only in NewsdayWhy are so many LI breweries closing?

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Matt Albanese, former Farmingdale HS football star, dies at 40

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LI Ground Zero worker spreads acts of kindness through foundation

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Photos: Nassau wrestling — Battle of the Belt at Syosset

Syosset's Glambosky rallies to win 215-pound title at Battle for the Belt

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LI cemetery may have intermingled remains of WWII Navy destroyer victims

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Northwell nurses file strike notice at 3 Long Island hospitals

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Only in NewsdayFewer LI students get top scores on English Regents exam. What's driving the decline?

Only 43.5% of test-takers reached Level 5, the state's highest academic level, in the 2024-25 school year. That marked a drop of nearly 10 percentage points from the prior year.

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