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Thursday Jan. 9, 2025

Israeli

9 am – 1 pm

Israeli Market

Sid Jacobson JCCEast Hills

Thursday Jan. 16

Michelle Angelo

7 – 9 pm

Bay Shore Historical Society Presents “The Many Faces of Fire Island”

Bay Shore Brightwaters LibraryBrightwaters

Sunday Jan. 19

3 – 5 pm

MLK Weekend of Service: The Rescue

Ages: 13 and up
Family
Film
Free

Sid Jacobson JCCEast Hills

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