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Teenagers got the opportunity to make their own dumplings for the Chinese New Year at the Elmont Memorial Library on Jan. 23. The holiday fell on Jan. 25 this year, and marks the end of the … more
Keep that New Year’s revelry going and usher in the Year of the Pig, which begins on Feb. 5. more
Get out some red paper lanterns and usher in the Year of the Dog, which begins next week, on Feb. 16. more
For those who are still feeling that New Year’s spirit, keep the revelry going with a Chinese New Year’s celebration. more
Take out the broom and sweep away the winter doldrums with a Chinese New Year gathering: the Year of the Snake is celebrated on Feb. 10. more
Gung Hay Fat Choy! If you still have some New Year’s revelry left, why not keep the celebration going – at least for bit longer. Get out your broom and sweep away the past: the Year of the Dragon begins January 23. more
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