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🌱 Blakeman Says No Vax Mandate For County Workers + Hit And Run
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Bruce Blakeman says he won't force Nassau County employees to get vaccinated. Three teens are charged with armed robbery. And a woman was hit by an SUV, and the driver didn't stop.
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Here are the top stories in Five Towns today:
- News 12 Long Island reports that Bruce Blakeman, the Republican who announced victory in the Nassau County executive race, says he will not enforce a vaccine mandate for police and other county workers. (News 12)
- The Daily Voice reports that three teenagers are facing charges after police said they robbed a group of people at gunpoint in East Garden City at 8:10 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 5. A 17-year-old boy and a 16-year-old boy approached a group of five young people, who were exiting a cat in a Roosevelt Field Mall parking lot. (Daily Voice)
- The Long Island Coalition Against Bullying held its first-ever 5K walk/ run to raise money for resources that help prevent bullying in Eisenhower Park Sunday morning. (News 12)
- News 12 Long Island explains that a 54-year-old woman was hit by an SUV on Jerusalem Ave. in Uniondale when she was hit by its side mirror. The driver kept going. (News 12)
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Today in Five Towns:
- Senior Make-Ups/Retakes, Back Pool Lobby, Hewlett High, 7:30 a.m.
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- The Hewlett High School Robotics club is getting ready to build task-completing robots, a six-week process before the annual, regional-qualifier competition against nearly 35 other teams on Long Island. The club welcomes any student, freshman through senior, to join after school in room 234 every Friday. (LI Herald)
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