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Just read this in todays Newsday on my morning break. Interesting...I agree there is not one really close enough for the area considering its population.
Someone mentioned this last week but I wonder where they would put it. Obviously it would not be some major hospital so it will be interesting to see where they plan it and who complains that it is too close to them.
Someone mentioned this last week but I wonder where they would put it. Obviously it would not be some major hospital so it will be interesting to see where they plan it and who complains that it is too close to them.
Yes I was just informed that this was apparently already discussed but I was unaware...
Sorry for duplicating a topic.
Should be interesting to see how it plays out though...they said maybe just even a small emergency room.
This thread is begging for someone to suggest that they could demolish the hundreds of acres of slums, abandoned stores, and crack dens there to build a hospital.
This thread is begging for someone to suggest that they could demolish the hundreds of acres of slums, abandoned stores, and crack dens there to build a hospital.
ha ha He'll probably become a candystriper at the hospital in his time off, so expect less of his sarcastic posts since he won't have the time anymore.
Just read this in todays Newsday on my morning break. Interesting...I agree there is not one really close enough for the area considering its population.
Whatever happened to that small Massapequa General Hospital they had back in the 80's?
It closed down but I have no clue why or when... google will work but that would require me having to open another tab which is way too much work...while i'm at work.
Whatever happened to that small Massapequa General Hospital they had back in the 80's?
That place was a relic back in the mid 1970's.
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