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New Hyde Park
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New Hyde Park, village (1990 pop. 9,728), Nassau co., SE N.Y., on Long Island; inc. 1927. It is a residential community with some manufacturing and truck farms. Nearby is the uninc. town of North New Hyde Park (1990 pop. 14,359).
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It's already started in New Hyde Park, New York, a Long Island town where, in August 2007, some parents angrily denounced the school district's proposal to change the name of the annual Christmas Concert to Winter Concert.
Happy Holidays! or the phoniest 'war' of all by Cahill, Sean / The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide
A manufacturer (ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 13485) with corporate offices in New Hyde Park, New York, and a manufacturing facility located in Lincoln, Rhode Island.
Popper & Sons, Inc by Orthopedic Design & Technology
Permanent financing in the amount of $1,550,000 was arranged by Richard Pergolis for a two story commercial building in New Hyde Park, New York.
Pergolis Swartz Associates, Inc by Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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