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🌱 Pickle N Par Is A Must-Go In Smithtown + Mayfair Plaza New Stores

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Hi all! I'm back in your inbox this morning to walk you through the most important things happening in town. Today's issue includes updates on...

  • Plan a visit to the Pickle N Par in Smithtown.
  • New stores coming to Mayfair in Commack.
  • Events and more!

But first, today's weather: Humid with a t-storm in spots. High: 84, Low: 71.


Here are the top four stories today in Smithtown:

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  1. The Pickle N Par in Smithtown made it to the list of must-go places at the LI News 12 Road Trip: Close to Home. The site is becoming popular in the neighborhood for those who want to keep active and have fun at the same time. Visit the Pickle N Par in Smithtown and plan your visit today. (LI News 12)
  2. New stores are coming to the Mayfair Shopping Center in Commack. JBBQ & Shabu Shabu recently opened in the plaza and next is the PGA TOUR Superstore. However, other businesses are also getting set to open in the area. Visit the Smithtown Patch to learn what new shops are heading to the neighborhood. (Smithtown Patch)
  3. The Smithtown Library- Kings Park branch is hosting an Outdoor Classroom - Woodland Animals on Tuesday, Sept. 12, at 3:30 p.m. Kids will learn about different animals that live in the forest. On top of that, a fun animal footprints guess game will be on the program. (SmithLib)
  4. Have you heard about "The Green Thumb Project," hosted by the Smithtown Library? Participants can now share the vegetables, fruits, and flowers grown and harvested with the seeds provided by the SmithLib! What a fun way to show the community this summer's goodies and win prizes. Sign up and submit a picture by the end of September here. (Smithlib)

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Today in Smithtown:

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Saturday, September 9

  • St. James Farmers Market — Town of Smithtown Community Calendar. (9 a.m.)
  • Creation Station — SmithLib-Kings Park. (10 a.m.)
  • Dino Stories at SmithLib — Nesconset. (10:30 a.m.)
  • Cuthbert Live at St. James Fire District. (6 p.m.)

From my notebook:

  • Sweetbriar Nature Center: "Volume on — Even though Newton lives in captivity, he cannot stop his instinctive behavior in the fall that tells him to start making himself heard — Screech owls trill to signal their hunting territory each fall." (Sweetbriar Nature Center via Facebook)
  • Smithtown Library Kids: "Congratulations to Zoey for reading 500 Books in our 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program! Keep up the great work!" (Smithtown Library Kids via Facebook)
  • The Smithtown Historical Society is hosting its Annual Heritage Country Fair this month! This unique event promises to fill the neighborhood with the magic of history, live music, and many other attractions that will undoubtedly enrich the community. Tickets are $5 per person and should be purchased in advance as it's one of the most popular events! Please, visit Smithtown.org/heritagefair or contact 631-265-6768 for details. (Smithtown Patch)
  • Patch: "Hannibal, a 5-year-old male pit mix, is 'fun-loving, social, and very active.' Would you like to meet him?" (Smithtown Patch)

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Debora Whitehead

About me: Have a story idea? Please contact me! I would love to hear from you! Wife, mom, foodie, traveler, and nature lover.

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