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Tracking Henri + Oldest Long Islander Turns 110
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Tropical Storm Henri is coming up the coast and predictions say it could hit the eastern end of Long Island. A Facebook post from Cedarhurst Village's deputy mayor caused controversy. And the oldest person on Long Island is from North Woodmere.
First, today's weather will be possible drizzle overnight with a high of 86 and a low of 73 degrees.
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Here are the top stories in Five Towns today:
- Jerry Barmash talks to the rabbi at a Long Beach synagogue that has gained membership as people move to Long Island. BACH Jewish Center has increased its congregation by 15 percent since last year. (Patch)
- News 12 Long Island is tracking Henri. The storm may hit Long Island, but the East End looks like it may get the brunt. (News 12)
- News 12 also reports that a North Woodmere woman believed to be the oldest Long Islander just turned 110 years old. Henrietta Dobin celebrated with two children, four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren in Valley Stream. (News 12)
- Jeff Bessen has the details on a social media controversy: Cedarhurst Deputy Mayor Ari Brown compared vaccination drives to the Holocaust on Facebook, causing backlash. (LI Herald)
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- Outdoor Toddlers, Tots and Tykes, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Henry Waldinger Memorial Library
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- Nassau Police Commissioner Ryder, elected officials, Tunnel for Towers representatives and numerous first responders attended a press conference at the Wantagh Fire Department to promote the Tunnel for Towers “Never Forget Concert." (Facebook)
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