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First, today's weather:
Sunny and less humid. High: 81 Low: 65.
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- The Booster Camp held at the Smithtown High School was a success! Kiddos in grades 3-12 were taught by the district's graduates currently playing hockey at their colleges. (Smithtown School District)
- Little dancers will have fun at the Smithtown Public Library with the "Musical Tots." The program is for kids aged 2-4 who will enjoy singing and dancing starting at 10 a.m. (Smithtown Library)
- For those interested in the police activity in Suffolk County, look at Patch's arrest report for July 8. (Patch)
- MacArthur Airport is ready to invest $14 million to upgrade safety systems. The airport received the grants through the Federal Government's infrastructure law. The main terminal plus the fire safety systems are expected to be upgraded. (News 12 Long Island)
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Today in Smithtown:
- Little Mermaid Jr at Smithtown Center Performing. (2 p.m.)
- Celebrate St. James Summer Concert Series at Long Beach Town Park. (6 p.m.)
- Family Concerts - Radio Flashback at Hoyt Farm. (7 p.m.)
From my notebook:
- Sweetbriar Nature Center: "For your viewing pleasure, meet one of yesterday's intakes. This chipmunk was found in a homeowner's backyard; it wasn't acting like a normal chipmunk (it didn’t run away). They could pick it up easily and bring it to our clinic." (Sweetbriar Nature Center via Facebook)
- Smithtown Historical Society: "Farm Facts! The horse's range of smell is more acute than humans but less sensitive than that of dogs. Horses use their sense of smell to identify other horses, people, predators, and feedstuffs." (Smithtown Historical Society via Facebook)
- Smithtown Performing Arts Center: "Once the show begins, every flawless scene delights with wonderful acting, singing, and dancing by a cast of 20 young budding actors.” - TBR Thank you." (Smithtown Performing Arts Center via Facebook)
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