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Week in Review: New BOE Takes Over
A look back at the top stories on Hauppauge Patch this past week.
Two Threads Become One at Keep Me In Stitches
It was a moment of serendipity that brought two crafters together at Nesconset’s Keep Me In Stitches.
A little over a year ago, Rebecca McDonald and Miriam Acard were both running their own craft stores at opposite sides of Smithtown Boulevard. McDonald - a yarn and bead shop, and Acard- a needlepoint business. However, it was a mixture of luck and opportunity that brought them together.
Missing Signs Have Supervisor Candidate Crying FoulMissing and defaced signs for Robert Creighton's run for Smithtown Supervisor have his campaign pointing fingers at the opposition.
New Leadership on Hauppauge School Board
Newly elected Board of Education members David Barshay, Gary Fortmeyer and Rob Scarito took their seats on the Hauppauge School Board for the first time Tuesday.
Japanese Retailer Uniqlo Coming to Smith Haven Mall
Japanese clothing retailer Uniqlo plans to open its first Long Island store in the Smith Haven Mall this fall.
Uniqlo, a brand under Fast Retailing Co., sells high-quality, casual apparel in line with its ‘Made for All' philosophy designed to go beyond age, gender, occupation or ethnicity and all other ways that define people, according to its website.
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