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Shark Warning System + Cedarhurst Park Concert
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Morning, neighbors! It's me again, your host of the Five Towns Daily.
Tonight is another free music night in Cedarhurst Park. Sharks are still popping up this summer so Jones Beach plans to use a shark flag warning system. Northwell Health is another LI employer that will require employees to get the COVID-19 vaccination or have to undergo weekly tests.
First, today's weather will be humid and mostly cloudy throughout the day with a high of 82 and a low of 74 degrees.
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Here are the top stories in Five Towns today:
- Patch tells us that, yes, there were even more sharks sighted yesterday at Jones Beach. With a total of 26 spotted this summer in Nassau County, the beach will implement a new shark warning system using flags. (Patch)
- News 12 Long Island continued its Main Street Monday series by stopping by Long Beach and a unique boutique with locally-sourced goods, Codfish Cowboy, and other unique independent businesses. (News 12)
- News 12 also has the story on Northwell Health's decision to require workers to be vaccinated or face weekly COVID-19 testing. Northwell is Long Island's largest health care employer. (News 12)
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Today in Five Towns
- Cedarhurst continues its concert series with "A Night of Jewish Music," Cedarhurst Park, 7 p.m.
- Board of Education Regular Meeting - George W Hewlett High School, 8 p.m.
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- Nassau County Police Department released pictures of wanted Felony and Misdemeanor criminal offenders in Nassau County. (Facebook)
- The Lawrence Union Free School District recently hosted a "Midsummer Reading Check In" event: the book fair featured new books that students could read before the start of school in September to keep their brains sharp. (Patch)
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