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The Thursday Agenda: Bingo, Basketball & Psychic Night

With just days to go before Christmas, there's still plenty of programs happening in and around the village.

Posted by Judy Mottl (Editor), December 21, 2011 at 05:32 pm

If you need a break from the shopping, the crazy drivers and the impending feeling you've left someone off your gift list, take a break and enjoy something fun. Here is what's happening in and around the village today:

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, 211 Route 109, Babylon

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, 22 Grove Pl, Babylon

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, 17 Fire Island Ave, Babylon

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