Long Island Children's Museum holds daytime ball drop for New Year's Eve
This marked the museum's 18th annual daytime countdown, and organizers say it's the most popular event of the year.
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Jan 1, 2024, 3:31 AM
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3h agoThe celebrations for the new year have been going on across the island all day, and the Long Island Childre's Museum counted down the seconds until 12... noon!
This marked the museum's 18th annual daytime countdown, and organizers say it's the most popular event of the year.
