On Friday, a historical mural that used to reside in the former Sears store in Hicksville was unveiled in its new home in the Town of Oyster Bay Hicksville Athletic Center.  The mural, which depicts Long Island and several famous Long Islanders, had hung in the store since the 1960s. 


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