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John Alberda
Molloy poised to bounce back
Danny Longo is a busy man again this fall serving as head coach for the men’s and women’s soccer teams at Molloy College. Each club is aiming to finish on the positive side of .500 after disappointing 2010 campaigns. more
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Bruno, left, and Paloma Taormina had a blast on the swings ride at the Nassau County Strawberry Festival.
Sun shines on Strawberry Festival
The Bellmore Kiwanis and Lions clubs co-hosted the 23rd annual Nassau County Strawberry Festival this past week. Residents from across the county traveled to the BOCES school on Jerusalem Avenue in North Bellmore to enjoy the festivities, which kicked off June 1. more
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Nassau County Strawberry Fest coming this weekend
The Bellmore Kiwanis and Lions clubs are set to host the annual Nassau County Strawberry Festival this weekend. more
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Mia Scarfowle and her pooch were among the participants in the Purple Heart Pups event.
Purple Heart Pups raises funds for vets
Purple Heart Pups, a fundraiser founded by Merrick resident Lisa Siano along with the Merrick Lions Club, joined the National Amputation Foundation, a Malverne-based nonprofit that aids amputee veterans, on May 7 for a 3K walk to raise funds for veterans. more
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Volunteers are the backbone of a community
“Though government has an important role to play in meeting the many challenges that remain before us, we are coming to understand that no organization, including government, will fully succeed without the active participation of each of us,” President Bill Clinton once said. more
Maria Varricchio
Fast start for Molloy Lady Lions
With a deep and talented midfield setting the tone, Molloy’s women’s lacrosse team has picked up where it left off last spring when it finished 15-2 and went undefeated at home. more
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Joseph Sikorski, left, of Babylon and Victor Elefante of Bellmore are working to produce a film, “Fragments from Olympus,” about the life and times of largely misunderstood inventor Nikola Tesla, who did much of his best work on Long Island.
Bringing life to inventor Nikola Tesla
With metal coils, Nikola Tesla made electricity dance through the air in wild, hyperactive arcs, which led many in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to believe he was a magician, others to say he was a mad scientist. more
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John Scalesi, Bellmore Herald Person of the Year
The Bellmore Herald's Person of the Year, John Scalesi
When an accident or crime occurs in the Bellmores, John Scalesi can often be found on the scene. Scalesi, 54, a lifelong Bellmore resident and a Mepham High School graduate, has served his home community as a volunteer since he was young. He is active in the Bellmore Fire Department and the Kiwanis and Lions clubs, and he’s an honorary lifetime member of the North Bellmore Fire Department’s Company No. 2. more
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Brian Hutchinson
Molloy relying on balanced attack
Four players scored in double figures to lead Molloy’s men’s basketball team to its first win of the season, 68-51, over East Coast Conference rival St. Thomas Aquinas. more
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Mike Gruter of the Merrick Lions, Purple Heart Pups founder Lisa Siano and walk coordinator James Carroll at the Family Festival and 3K Walk to benefit America’s Vet Dogs and Amputation Foundation.
Lions do good with Purple Heart Pups
What started with one exceptional dog has grown into an effort uniting veterans, a community and a group of caring canines. more
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