For many, Romeo and Juliet is the first (and only) Shakespearean play they will ever see. The story of the star-crossed lovers and their quarreling families has long appealed to romantics and …
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9/20/13
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Comedian Tommy Koenig takes everyone on a trip down memory lane in his humorous musical revue.
Also on stage this weekend, another blast from the past, Tony Orlando visits Eisenhower Park, as the featured performer in the annual Salute to Veterans Spectacular.
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7/31/13
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The Mepham High School varsity cheerleading team continued its winning ways when it was recently ranked nationally.
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By Julie Mansmann
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2/22/13
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The Mepham High School varsity kickline team recently returned from the 2012 National Dance Alliance National Championship in Orlando, Fla., at which the squad placed second in the Small Varsity Jazz and third in the Large Varsity Pom divisions.
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4/13/12
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When Councilman Ed Ambrosino (R-North Valley Stream) first read William Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” play as a teenager, Caesar’s famous line, “Cry, ‘Havoc!’ and let slip the dogs of war” — a signal given to the English military forces to direct soldiers to fight — stuck with him. He thought about those words often several years thereafter, and when he was elected as a Town of Hempstead Councilman in 2003, the quote took on a new meaning for him: it became representative of the sacrifices made by American soldiers.
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By Jackie Nash
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3/6/12
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Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano today announced that the Tony Orlando Concert for this Wednesday, Sept. 8 …
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9/2/10
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Exhibits and more...
CurrentsAn exhibit highlighting three exciting artists working today: Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Benjamin Edwards and Tom Sanford. All three artists have been shown widely in …
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9/2/10
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In Concert
Tony OrlandoThe '70s pop sensation Tony Orlando concludes Eisenhower Park’s summer concert series, when he relives all those hits from the Tony Orlando and Dawn days, rescheduled to Wednesday, Sept. 8. weekend. …
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9/1/10
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It was, for me, what Henry David Thoreau might call a transcendent moment, when the world suddenly turned still and time seemed to slow.
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Scott Brinton
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4/8/10
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