Long Islanders find way to enjoy snowfall before next storm arrives
From sledding to plunging into frozen water, Long Islanders found ways to make the best of the wintry weather.
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20ds agoSunday's snow meant that kids could finally break out the sleds and have some winter fun.
News 12 ran into a pair in East Meadow who couldn't wait to race down the hills.
Meanwhile, in Long Beach, hundreds came out for the annual Polar Bear Plunge - braving the frozen water to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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