Food trucks to stay on Nassau Community College campus through end of June
Nassau Community College says it plans to have a full food service program up and running by early August after campus dining abruptly shut down last month.
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May 28, 2024, 5:53 PM
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10ds agoFood trucks will stick around into the summer at Nasau Community College.
The Big Cheese from Bellmore and No Good Burger from Baldwin will be on campus through June 27, according to school officials.
News 12 has been told the college is also adding Mark’s Ice Cream Truck on most days outside of Building G.
Nassau Community College says it plans to have a full food service program up and running by early August after campus dining abruptly shut down last month.
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