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Find your standout gown: For prom, Sweet 16s, mother-of-the-bride moments or a black-tie thing you forgot about, Omnibus Fashions pairs runway-fresh labels like Jovani, Sherri Hill, Mac Duggal and Ivonne D with Paula Evangelista’s hands-on guidance, a calm boutique vibe, and decades of Long Island…
Clean beauty, real results: Skip the harsh stuff and let Incentives Organic Spa & Salon handle everything from Eminence Organics facials, HydraFacial and Geneo’s Glo2Facial to organic hair, formaldehyde-free manis, and even cosmetic laser.
Nighttime pumpkin magic: Babylon locals know RISE of the Jack O'Lanterns brings back the World's Longest Jack O'Lantern Trail with over 10,000 illuminated pieces, from 7,000 hand-carved pumpkins to singing jacks.
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The five stories Babylon readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Two raccoons tested positive for rabies in Kings Park, New York, leading to exposure to two dogs and two humans.
Full story at longisland.news12.com ↗
The 43rd annual Oyster Fest is set to return to downtown Oyster Bay and Theodore Roosevelt Park on Oct.
Full story at libn.com ↗
The National Child Protection Task Force (NCPTF) used facial recognition technology and artificial intelligence to find 37 children and teenagers reported missing in Long Island and New York City.
Full story at pix11.com ↗
The Suffolk County Police Department will hold a property auction on October 21 at the Property Section, located at 30 Yaphank Ave.
Full story at longisland.com ↗
Suffolk lawmakers have approved a $1 million bond settlement for a police-involved crash in 2020 that seriously injured a Selden man.
Full story at newsday.com ↗
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