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Culinary Delights co-chairwomen Lyndsey Gallagher, left, and Rosemary Basmajian received flowers from Camarano.
A delectable evening
The East Meadow High School orchestra played classical music as hundreds of guests lined the hallways of the Carltun in Eisenhower Park on Monday during the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce’s biggest fundraiser of the year, Culinary Delights. more
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Richard Murphy, left, the South Nassau Communities Hospital president and chief executive officer; nurse Lori Edelman, recipient of the Cupola Award and director of patient care services, emergency departments and medical-surgical units; Dr. Rajiv Datta, recipient of the Mary Pearson Award and chairman of the Department of Surgery and director of the Gertrude and Louis Feil Cancer Center; and Joe Calderone, senior vice president for communications and development. Jeffrey Feil, not pictured, chief executive officer of the Feil Organization, was the evening’s honoree.
South Nassau Communities Hospital hosts first Soirée Under the Stars
As the sun set and the stars appeared in the sky, hundreds of doctors, nurses, elected officials and businesspeople gathered at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury for a cause vital to the … more
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Dana Lopez, director of marketing and communications at The INN, and school supply organizer Todd Weinstein showed off donations and Stew Leonard’s ice cream tokens.
East Meadow donates school supplies to benefit Hempstead's The INN
Dozens of East Meadow residents recently took part in a back-to-school supply drive to benefit the Mary Brennan INN of Hempstead. The drive, which was mobilized by the Facebook group "Nice Things that Happen in East Meadow," supports the Interfaith Nutrition Network, a soup kitchen that helps the hungry and homeless on Long Island by providing food, shelter, long-term housing, and supportive services in a dignified and respectful manner. more
Communities raise funds for North Merrick amputee
On the bright summer morning of June 13, Henry Hey and his longtime girlfriend Donna Becker set out from his home in North Merrick to the hospital for a procedure that would help improve circulation in a toe on his left foot. more
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Scribe Neil Yurman, right, guided members of the Alterman family as they inscribed letters in the Torah scroll.
Turning a page
The planning of a weekend full of celebrations of community and faith at Temple Emanu-El of East Meadow all started with a few drops of rain. Rabbi Daniel Bar-Nahum explained that several months … more
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Dozens of East Meadowites donned band T-shirts, discussed their favorite albums and tested their knowledge of music trivia at the Kiwanis Club’s annual “Name That Tune” fundraiser on Feb. 26.
Kiwanians "name that tune" for a cause
East Meadowites and residents of neighboring communities alike flocked to the East Meadow Firefighters’ Benevolent Hall on Maple Avenue last week to participate in one of the Kiwanis … more
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Children and faculty wore red or pink clothing on the “Spread Love for a Cure” -themed spirit day
Meadowbrook students collect pennies for patients
Meadowbrook Elementary School partnered with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Student Series to help patients and families fight these medical issues through their Pennies for Patients fundraiser. … more
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Michael Pfeiffer, an East Meadowite, has joined the board of directors for the Association of Fundraising Professionals Long Island Chapter.
E. Meadowite joins fundraising group’s board
An East Meadowite is now a leader within a major fundraising group on Long Island. Michael Pfeiffer, the first-ever executive director for Nassau’s Habitat for Humanity, was installed to the … more
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The Autism Society of America’s Nassau and Suffolk Chapter representatives came to Borrelli’s to accept a check from the chamber.
Chamber helps local charities
Members of the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce celebrated the holiday season of giving in a big way by presenting checks to several local charities in December. Funds were raised for the nonprofit … more
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Barnum Woods Elementary School’s student council fundraised money for the March of Dimes for their care of premature babies this fall. They presented a representative of the charity with a $650 check on Dec. 14.
Little people, big check
Barnum Woods Elementary School’s student council presented the March of Dimes with a check for $650 to support their campaign for healthier babies on Dec. 14. The mission of the March of … more
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