A 10-week Summer Beach Program for Hempstead Town senior residents began yesterday at Lido Beach Town Park. Activities include craft classes, dancing, fitness classes, shuffleboard, boccie, painting, musical entertainment and swimming. The town will also provide senior citizens with free transportation to the program from senior centers and free parking passes for those who prefer to drive. 
 For more information, contact the town’s Department of Senior Enrichment at 516-485-8100. &nbsp;

A 10-week Summer Beach Program for Hempstead Town senior residents began yesterday at Lido Beach Town Park. Activities include craft classes, dancing, fitness classes, shuffleboard, boccie, painting, musical entertainment and swimming. The town will also provide senior citizens with free transportation to the program from senior centers and free parking passes for those who prefer to drive. For more information, contact the town’s Department of Senior Enrichment at 516-485-8100.

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