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Our future depends on immigrants
When I met Nelson Melgar, the only thing we thought united us was a shared concern for our community. We met by chance at an event at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County . . . more
The South Shore Indivisible chapter is getting involved in local politics and has meet with candidates. Above, from left were chapter founders Icela Fischthal, Julie Parseles and Pat Roblin.
Indivisible aims to unite, not divide
Since the 2016 election many people across the U.S. are determined to take a more active role in politics. Indivisible is an organization that focuses on helping citizens become more involved at a grassroots level to affect the change they want to see in at all government levels. A group of 10 women on Nassau County’s South Shore are aiming to shape the county’s political landscape into their preferred vision using Indivisible’s national chapter guide. more
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Eisenhower Park is the setting for the lively patriotic light show on Saturday, drawing enthusiastic crowds that gather yearly.
Patriotic spectacle lights up Long Island
Get ready to mark the nation’s birthday with some lively celebrations. more
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After undergoing changes in the past year, Community Chest South Shore will be getting ready for such events as its annual fair. Above, Hewlett resident Aryanna Gormenzano rode the big slide at last year’s fair.
Community Chest South Shore moves out and forward
In less than a year Community Chest South Shore has undergone four major changes. Last September, Five Towns Community Chest rebranded itself to expand into the surrounding communities and enlarge its Neighbors Helping Neighbors program. more
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A red-winged blackbird, one of several bird species that could vanish from the Woodmere area should the Woodmere Club land be developed in five years.
What happens to wildlife when the Woodmere Club closes?
Driving east on Broadway through Lawrence, Cedarhurst, Woodmere and Hewlett seems more like an urban jaunt than a country outing, due to the heavy volume of 21st century traffic pinched into early 20th century roadways. more
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What’s in a name? Just about everything.
If I call my dog an average of five times a day for the next 16 years (that’s about how long my dogs live), then I will use the name 29,200 times. Do I really want to be shouting . . . more
Atlantic Beach resident Avi Nessim was given the Community Involvement Award and a $500 scholarship for his fundraising work for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Atlantic Beach resident wins award
Avi Nessim, from Atlantic Beach, a freshman at North Shore Hebrew Academy High School in Great Neck, won the Community Involvement Award and a $500 scholarship for his efforts in raising money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. more
The popular orchestra returns to the stage with two epic symphonic masterpieces.
Springtime delights with the South Shore Symphony Orchestra
The popular orchestra continues its concert season on Saturday. more
Marcia Ball is ready to boogie with the Subdudes in a lively evening of sharp musicianship.
Boogie on, Mardi Gras style
Marcia Ball is joined by the Subdudes for lively Mardi Gras concert. more
Grammy-winning songwriter Jimmy Webb appears with the popular orchestra for the New York debut of his orchestral piece, “Nocturne for Piano and Orchestra (Nocturne for “Lefty”)," performed by Jeffrey Biegel.
'Nocturne': A night to remember
Legendary singer-songwriter Jimmy Webb is a versatile artist with hits spanning pop, country, disco and rap genres. more
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