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Tina LaBruna and Chris Agerenza of New Hyde Park shared a dance in Island Park at on Sept. 6 during the village's annual fireworks show.
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Island Park residents enjoyed the Grucci Fireworks display on Masone Beach on Labor Day.
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Frankie Sorrentino, left, Dominick Sinnona, Ben Ragusa and Jamie Miotto, all of Truck 223 in Island Park, raised the American flag before the fireworks began.
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Kids danced on the beach while The Mystic played on Sept. 6.
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The Grucci team that brought the beautiful fireworks to Island Park. From left are Chris Carlino, Roseann Magno, Anthony Magno Sr., Louis DeLeo and Pat Buffolino.
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The winds generated by Hurricane Earl may have delayed it, but Island Park's End of Summer concert still managed to rock Masone Beach.
Taking place on Sept. 6 instead of Sept. 4, the evening kicked off with a concert by Island Park favorite The Mystic. The show was followed by the annual Grucci Fireworks display, which lit up Masone Beach. People came from all over for the free entertainment, which not even a hurricane could stop.
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