New Hyde Park Bocce Club keeps Italian heritage close to home
The objective is to try to get the green and red balls as close to the smaller "Pallino" ball to win.
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Oct 26, 2023, 2:43 AM
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8ds agoMembers of the New Hyde Park Bocce Club are keeping the traditional Italian game alive and well.
The objective is to try to get the green and red balls as close to the smaller "Pallino" ball to win.
The group says it's most than just a game because it keeps them closure to their Italian American roots.
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