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The seniors spent several weeks working on their festive bonnets. From left are Josephina Bellina, Rose LaBruna, Mary Bertelle, Catherine Radnow and Eunice Brewster.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the East Meadow Senior Center on April 16 for their annual Easter party, where I was personally asked by Senior Center president Phyllis Caggiano to be the judge for their Easter bonnet decorating contest. more

By David Weingrad | 4/23/14

Susanne Giuliani, 68, a resident at the Seasons at East Meadow, published a children’s book, “Musky,” featuring illustrations by Oceanside elementary students.

Accomplishing a lifelong dream

Nearly 10 years ago, Susanne Giuliani wrote her first manuscript, a children’s story about a mouse named Musky living in New York City. Unsure what to do next, she gave it to her daughter, Kristin, a fourth-grade teacher in the Oceanside School District, who read the manuscript to her students. A hit among the kids, the children divided the pages amongst themselves, and drew illustrations as a homework assignment. more

By David Weingrad | 4/9/14

Nassau County police allege two men robbed the store in the early morning of Jan. 7, one of which carried a handgun.

Merrick Avenue 7-11 burglarized

7-11, on Merrick Avenue at the intersection of Front Street, was robbed on Jan. 7, according to Nassau County police. more

1/8/14

East Meadow Firefighters responded to a fire at the Mitchel Houses senior community on Front Street early Wednesday morning.

EMFD extinguishes blaze at Mitchel Houses

The East Meadow Fire Department responded to a fire at the Mitchel Houses senior residence, on 1485 Front Street on Wednesday morning. more

By David Weingrad | 7/17/13

Five-year-old Emily Coyle, coached by her uncle Kevin Kyrillidis, was all smiles as she sent the ball down the alley.

Bowling over for Father’s Day

A special Father’s Day event in East Meadow continued for the third consecutive year, as 160 fathers, children, nieces and nephews joined together at East Meadow Bowl on Front Street on June 14 for a night of bowling and family fun. more

By David Weingrad | 6/19/13

The Nassau County Firefighters Bag Pipes and Drum Corps and the Challenger Division players led the East Meadow Baseball Softball Association parade as it entered the ball field complex on Merrick Avenue.

Hundreds march in opening day parade

It was perfect parade weather last Saturday, as the East Meadow Baseball Softball Association formally kicked off its spring and summer seasons with its annual march down East Meadow streets. more

By David Weingrad | 5/1/13

Allison Sinnott, 7, pulled an egg from a bush at Cipriano Nursery and Florist of East Meadow during its annual Easter Egg Hunt.

Hunting for eggs in East Meadow

Continuing its longstanding holiday tradition, Cipriano Nursery and Florist on 1660 Front Street recently held its Annual Easter Egg Hunt in its nursery. more

By David Weingrad | 3/27/13

East Meadow resident Steve Haller presented Reder with a lifetime achievement award on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce.

Founder of East Meadow Chamber turns 100

A little more than 50 years ago, Frances Reder moved from Manhattan to East Meadow and opened an Army-Navy store on Front Street, called Reder Surplus, with her late husband, Louis. more

By David Weingrad | 3/7/13

The Colemans on their wedding day in 1947. The pair were married at St. Ladislaus Church in Hempstead, one year after they started dating.

'She was mine from the beginning'

“We care for each other,” said Leonora Coleman, 87, a lifelong East Meadow resident. “The love is always there.” On Thursday, Leonora and Robert Coleman planned to celebrate their 65th Valentine’s Day as a married couple. The pair lived on Richmond Road in East Meadow for more than 60 years, until 2011, when they moved down the street to Sunrise Senior Living of East Meadow, on Glenn Curtiss Boulevard. more

By David Weingrad | 2/13/13

A spokeswoman for the the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, which owns Pathmark, confirmed that the supermarket will close in May.

Pathmark to close

The Pathmark located on Front Street in East Meadow is slated to close in May. According to Marcy Connor, a spokeswoman for the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, which owns Pathmark, the supermarket is closing because of the upcoming expiration of its lease. more

By David Weingrad | 2/13/13

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