August 15, 2014 – LI Press

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Music

John Hammond @ YMCA Boulton Center For The Performing Arts

By Dave Gil de Rubio

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Music

Dar Williams @ Suffolk Theater

By Dave Gil de Rubio

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Great Neck

Meet the Squirrels

By Wendy Kreitzman

Cops Searching Lake Ronkonkoma Recover Kayak, But Man Still Missing

By Rashed Mian

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Syosset

Woodbury Center Holds Golf Classic

By Tribune Staff

Westbury

Heavy Rains Cause Flooding At “Yes We Can”

By Westbury Times Staff

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Westbury

Road Renamed Marvin Leon Johnson Sr. Way

By Westbury Times Staff

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Business

Alure’s 60-Second Fix: How to Remove Your Cabinet Doors

By Long Island Press

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Long Island News

Long Island Flash Flood Damage May Top $25M

By Timothy Bolger

Manhasset

Howard Rose At Lord & Taylor

By Elizabeth Johnson

Westbury

Local Crime Report

By Westbury Times Staff

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Manhasset

Brain Aneurysm Awareness Walk

By Elizabeth Johnson

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Great Neck

Famous Great Neck Residents

By Great Neck Record Staff

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Westbury

Going Nutty For Nutella

By Lyn Dobrin

Great Neck

Great Neck Plaza Burglary Arrest

By Great Neck Record Staff

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Nail Spa Opens In Roslyn Heights

By Joe Scotchie

Roslyn HS Class Of 2014 Awards

By Roslyn News Staff

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Environmental Classes At Clark

By Roslyn News Staff

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Roslyn Singer Returns To Library

By Roslyn News Staff

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Long Island News

Burgers, Beer ‘n’ Bourbon: Gotham Burger Social Club Takes Bite out of NYC

By Rashed Mian

Daniel Ratliff

Bay Shore

Bay Shore Man Posed as Florist During Home Invasion, Cops Say

By Timothy Bolger

Manhasset

Carol Stroll Larsen

By Manhasset Press

Port Washington

Port Student Is National Scholar

By Port News Staff

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Port Washington

Port BOCES Grads Win Scholarships

By Port News Staff

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