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Kids who couldn't vacation in the Caribbean were able to enjoy a tropical-themed party at the Rockville Centre Public Library on Feb. 18 that included this limbo dance.
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Kemi Awosika of South Side Middle School lent Evan Simley a hand while he attached legs to his robot during the library's "Loose Parts" activity.
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Liam O'Malley from Baldwin helped Aidan Stutzmann put the finishing touches on his robot, made of recycled materials, at the library on Feb. 16.
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Everyone was a winner at the annual pie eating competition. The contestants had their choice of apple or cherry pie — but no utensils were allowed.
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Ian Moran, a village kindergartner, got down to business at the Recreation Center's annual pie eating contest.
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Pie, pie everywhere and not a fork in sight. Catherine Hoeffner, a second grader from the village, was a proud — and colorful — competitor in the Recreation Center's annual pie-eating contest, one of many activities available to local children during the midwinter recess last week.
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There was plenty of action around town as the village Recreation Center and the Rockville Centre Public Library provided a number of fun-filled activities for students who were off from school during the mid-winter recess last wee
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