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Hempstead

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Hemp·stead  (hmpstd, -std)
A village of southeast New York on western Long Island southeast of Mineola. Settled c. 1643, it is the seat of Hofstra University (founded 1935). Population: 52,500.


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Officials in Hempstead on Long Island came up with the inventive way of keeping the town's 50-acre park and nature reserve in order.
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After an absence of a decade or so, the Inter-Area Masters Championships is being resurrected and team manager Paul Donaghy is hoping that the region's vets will rally to the cause and make the trip to Hemel Hempstead on Sunday, August 10.
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