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Local kids took to the soccer pitch last Saturday as the Baldwin Eagles began their spring season after a year-long interruption because of the pandemic. 
Let the games begin
It’s time to play soccer again. More than 100 children and their parents, coaches and trainers made their way to the fields at Baldwin Harbor Town Park on the windy morning of May 1 for a … more
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The pandemic of 1918 was pushed off the front pages
My husband’s father was 14 and living in New York during the pandemic of 1918, sometimes known as the Spanish flu. He must have had memories of the time; surely he knew people who died in Brooklyn, where he lived. more
Baldwin Civic Association members and elected officials joined Baldwinite George Pittas, center, in cutting the ribbon and unveiling the Baldwin Community’s Garden new gazebo and brick walkway last Saturday as part of Pittas’s Eagle Scout project.
Baldwinite’s Eagle Scout project beautifies the community garden
Members of the Baldwin Civic Association, local residents and elected officials celebrated last Saturday as they unveiled the new gazebo and brick walkway in the Baldwin Community Garden, which was … more
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Peyton Mahler, Scouts BSA Troop 182’s newest Eagle Scout, took the Eagle Oath during his Court of Honor ceremony on Jan. 26.
Baldwin teen renovates Historical Society’s roof for Eagle Scout project
Baldwin teen Peyton Mahler is Scouts BSA Troop 182’s newest Eagle Scout. He was joined by fellow scouts, local elected officials and his parents, Erik and Tracy, at First Church Baldwin … more
We made it to the moon and back. Now what?
The decisive moment came on July 21, 1969, according to NASA’s flight log. The Apollo 11 lunar module . . . more
Show your support for Pride Month in June
A crowd of parents and children sat in the East Meadow Public Library, eagerly waiting for the start of Saturday-morning Story Time. The guest reader was Bella Noche, whom many in Manhattan know as a “drag mermaid” for her nautical-themed outfits. more
The yellow dot program is used to notify first responders that a personal information packet is located in a driver’s glove compartment.
This yellow dot could save your life
Following a car crash, or other emergency, first responders need to have as much information as possible to save a person’s life. But sometimes a victim is unconscious and unable to provide … more
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Taylor Yon, 16, top, survived the mass shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., on Feb. 14. She and fellow survivor Zoe Gordon, 15, bottom, came to Stony Brook University recently for the Robert W. Greene Summer Institute for High School Journalists. Both are on the staff of their student newspaper, The Eagle Eye.
Inside the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High shooting
Part seven in an ongoing series.Sixteen-year-old Taylor Yon found comfort in Pine Trails Park, virtually in the center of Parkland, Fla. There, she and her friends wandered its sidewalks, past its … more
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Peyton with his grandfather Rolf.
Scout continues a family legacy for his Eagle project
On Memorial Day in 1976, a group of volunteers, under the direction of Rolf Mahler, began building the Baldwin Historical Museum at 1980 Grand Avenue. more
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State must do more to ensure parkway safety
From the look of the damage sustained by a charter bus after it crashed into the Eagle Avenue Bridge on the Southern State Parkway in early April, the incident should have been a mass tragedy. more
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