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Please join LI-DOG for our final Pack Walk™ of the 2019 season as we walk the Nissequogue River Trail and a section of the dog-friendly trail at Kings Park Bluffs. For our November LI-DOG Pack Walk™, we’re planning a great 1.5-mile walk that offers a variety of scenery changes. We’ll start on a road that leads to a flat, wide gravel trail along the inlet for the Nissequogue River and then climb up some wooden stairs to a trail above the shoreline that has nice views over the water. And that’s just the start!

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“Prior to the walking tour enjoy our newest photo exhibit in the Earle Wightman House, “Then and Now, Historic Locations Through Oyster Bay”. Then take a foot tour of Oyster Bay, featuring the historic sites along East and West Main Streets, Audrey Avenue, and South Street in the heart of the hamlet. We pay special attention to Theodore Roosevelt´s presence in the Oyster Bay community. Highlights on the tour may included Christ Church, Geary House, Ludlam General Store, Nobman’s Hardware, Oyster Bay Bank Building, Seely Wright House, Snouder’s Corner Drug Store, and other historic places. Meet us at the historic…

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If you’re looking for ways to improve your heart health, there are several workouts that you can do. Did you know that the American Heart Association recommends at least 30 minutes of aerobic exercise a day? Here are a couple of aerobic exercises that you can do to improve your heart health and reduce your risk of heart disease. Walking Whether you go for a walk outdoors or rely on the trusty treadmill, a brisk walk can help improve your physical health. When going for a walk, make sure that you bring some tunes, wear comfortable shoes, and let people…

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Fall colors will be waning during the Wertheim Wanderings hike at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 18. This 5-mile walk (hikers can drop out at a 3-mile point) is organized by the Long Island Greenbelt Trail Conference and takes hikers near the bay, a tidal river, freshwater streams, ponds, a salt marsh and more. Meet at the Wertheim National Wildlife Refuge (360 Smith Rd.) in Shirley.

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