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Mineola Street Fair Returns + Bus Stabbing + College Open House
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Hey, people of Mineola! It's me again, Joanne Gallo, your host of the Mineola Daily.
First, today's weather:
Clouds breaking for some sun. High: 75, low: 59.
Here are the top stories in Mineola today:
- After cancelling last year's festival due to COVID-19, the Village of Mineola's Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Street Fair this Sunday on Jericho Turnpike between Willis Avenue and Mineola Boulevard. The festival will feature live music at several locations, food from local restaurants, and more than 60 vendors. (The Island Now)
- A 67-year-old man was stabbed on board a NICE bus in New Hyde Park on Tuesday afternoon during an argument with a passenger. The suspect, an Elmont man, was arrested less than a half-mile away and charged with second-degree assault and other charges. (New Hyde Park Patch)
- Students from Mineola High School were among almost 500 students who attended St. John's University Open House on Oct. 3 to tour the campus as prospective enrollees. St. John's is one of the few universities in the NYC area to offer an in-person open house this semester. (St John's University News)
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Today in Mineola:
- DAY FIVE. CYCLE FOUR. - Chaminade High School (All Day)
- HS End of MP1 Interim Period - Mineola Public Schools (All Day)
- WI Fall Festival - Mineola Public Schools (All Day)
- CAPA Mailing - Chaminade High School (9:30 a.m.)
- Movie Series at Mineola Memorial Library: A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood (11 a.m.)
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- Family & Children's Association: "New York State Attorney General Letitia James hosted a press conference at FCA's THRIVE Suffolk location earlier this week to announce that Long Island will receive over $200 million in settlement payments to help combat the opioid epidemic." (Facebook)
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