Greenlawn, NY News & Events

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Only in NewsdayWho are LI's best baseball players? Here are our top 100.

Newsday's annual list of the top baseball players from across the Island.

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Public hearing on Melville Crossing packs Huntington Town Hall

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Only in NewsdayLI man accused of using violence and drugs to force a woman into sex trafficking

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Passover celebrations, seders and events on LI

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P.C. Richard & Son executive Peter Charles Richard dies at 90

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, March 21

Online: Reverse the Curse - The 1993-94 New York Rangers

Mar26

Historian Jim Ward will discuss how the New York Rangers ended their 54 year Stanley Cup drought on June 14, 1994, cardholders only, register for a Zoom link starting March 1

Where

Harborfields Public Library

31 Broadway

Greenlawn, NY

Phone

631-757-4200

Price

free

Website

harborfieldslibrary.org

Open Mic for Original Music

Apr6

Singer-songwriter Josie Bello will facilitate an open mic for original music, bring your own mic and guitar, the library's baby grand piano will be available for use, check-in begins at 5:45 p.m., performance slots and times will be determined by the number of participants, all content must be PG, register

Where

Harborfields Public Library

31 Broadway

Greenlawn, NY

Phone

631-757-4200

Price

free

Website

harborfieldslibrary.org

Sunday Afternoon at the Opera

Apr12

Isabella Eredita Johnson will present opera highlights, as well as selections from art song, operetta and musical theater, cardholders only, register starting March 30

Where

Harborfields Public Library

31 Broadway

Greenlawn, NY

Phone

631-757-4200

Price

free

Website

harborfieldslibrary.org

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Mayors reelected in Northport, Old Field, and preservationist slate prevails in Garden City

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Victim in fatal Dix Hills house fire is identified

Only in NewsdayUse of old LI power plants rose 260% during winter freeze

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Dix Hills house fire kills 1 in basement apartment, injures 6

Saturday, March 21

Only in NewsdayTop all-you-can-eat deals at LI restaurants

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Tacos and more all-you-can-eat deals on LI

National salad chains open 2 more LI locations

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St. Anthony's beats Long Beach to win LI ice hockey title

CSH girls fall short in bid to repeat as state champs

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Photos: CSH girls basketball in the state 'B' Regional final

Recine, Jovans lead Commack to D-I boys bowling state crown

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Only in NewsdayVillage election preview: Key LI races to be decided Wednesday

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490-square-foot house in Huntington on market for $400,000

St. Anthony's tops Long Beach, wins LI ice hockey title

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Long Island hockey championship photos: St. Anthony's vs Long Beach

LI meal-prep chain Hummus Fit opening 14th local store

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'It's a heavy lift'

'Targeted' shooting of two men on Sagtikos State Parkway, police say

Only in Newsday50 years ago, Greg Buttle wasn't happy about being drafted by the Jets

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Only in NewsdayNational Grid considers repowering 3 gas-fired power plants on LI

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Only in Newsday'Mommy's office hours': How these LI women navigate running a business from their homes

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First in NewsdayLI mother charged in crash that killed 9-year-old son found incompetent to stand trial

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Police: Huntington Station man charged in fatal hit-and-run

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'You don't just lift here, you lift each other up'

Women's History Month Only in Newsday'Girl's club': LI sees renewed interest in women-only gyms

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Burning coals cause fire in East Northport house, police say

Suffolk Class AA girls basketball final photos: Floyd vs. Whitman

Madi Richter, Jazmynn Julien lead Whitman girls to Suffolk 'AAA' title

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Kate Sweet dazzles to help Westhampton girls basketball win Suffolk 'AA' title

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Only in Newsday4 LI districts want to pierce their tax levy caps: Why officials say it's needed

The fact that four districts want to exceed their levy cap is an indication of how tough it's been for districts to balance their budgets, a local school advocate said.

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