Searingtown, NY News & Events

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

These LI 'de-influencers' champion a low-consumption lifestyle

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Upcoming Events

Friday, January 16

Alzheimer's Support Group

Jan22

The Alzheimer’s Association Long Island Chapter will provide emotional, educational and social support for caregivers, learn methods and skills to solve problems to maintain personal, physical and emotional health, register

Where

Shelter Rock Public Library

165 Searingtown Rd.

Albertson, NY

Phone

800-272-3900

Price

free

Website

alz.org/longisland

Blood Pressure Screening

Jan27

St. Francis Hospital will conduct free blood pressure screenings, first come, first served

Where

Shelter Rock Public Library

165 Searingtown Rd.

Albertson, NY

Phone

516-248-7363

Price

free

Website

The Traditions

Feb1

A cappella group The Traditions will perform rock and R&B songs in the doo-wop style, limited seating, first come, first seated

Where

Shelter Rock Public Library

165 Searingtown Rd.

Albertson, NY

Phone

516-248-7363

Price

free

Website

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