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To the end, Jeter was practically perfect
The 48,613 fans who fretted through Derek Jeter’s final home game on a rainy night last Thursday because they thought he needed a dramatic sendoff, and would certainly provide one if given the opportunity, were only half right . . . more
Camp Hillel campers got to bat against former major league pitcher Dwight Gooden. Above, Kevin Lahey, 8, took Dr. K deep.
Dr. K makes a house call
Known as a fire balling, curve ball strikeout artist when he was a major league pitcher, Dwight Gooden, known as “Dr. K” during his heyday struck a chord with the youngsters during a visit to Camp Hillel in Lawrence on July 11. K is the scorecard symbol for a strikeout. more
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The Kulanu Center for Special Services held its annual fair at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park last Sunday. Above, the Bennun cousins worked on their artistic creations. From left were David, 8, Maayam, 6, Ori, 9, Rifka, 11, and Shmuel, 10.
Kulanu fair boasts a good time for all [Photo gallery]
People of all ages converged on Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park for Kulanu’s annual community fair on June 22, which raises funds for the Cedarhurst-based center for Special Services. more
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A funeral service for Francis J. McDonough will be held Wednesday, June 25, at St. Joachim, 620 Central Ave., in Cedarhurst. Procession from the funeral home will leave at 8:30 a.m., Mass will begin at 9:45 a.m.
Francis “Biggie” McDonough, 39, of Long Beach
Long Beach resident Francis “Biggie” McDonough was born to John and Maureen (Berner) McDonough on July 17, 1974. He joined his parents in heaven on June 20 from complications due to a … more
Peninsula Public Library held a kick off party for registration of its summer reading program. Above, Youth Adult librarian Rhonda Todtman helped Cedarhurst resident Lindsey Abrams.
Peninsula Public Library kicks off summer reading program
Formulating a chemical reaction of “fizz, boom, read” they hope leads to more reading, Peninsula Public Library kicked off registration of its annual summer program with a four-hour sign up event on June 13. more
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On the diamond, every spring brings a new beginning
The snow may continue to fall — who knows, maybe till Easter this wacky winter — but baseball fans are following the first reports from spring training and counting the weeks until Opening Day. more
It's just a shame . . .
When you decide what to write in a column, there are many subjects that you could cover. There’s only one problem. more
I'm probably not the first to say good riddance, 2012
Unless I hear some credible dissenting voices, I’m going to vote for 2012 as one of the worst years in recent history. more
Sharon Upbin died in March but her passion and dedication for helping others at the JCC of the Greater Five Towns continues to inspire others. Upbin, right, with her mother Blanche.
Former JCC volunteer Sharon Upbin inspired strength through her deeds
Though Cedarhurst resident Sharon Upbin passed away in March, her passion and dedication for helping others at the JCC of the Greater Five Towns will forever inspire those she came in contact with. more
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Bernie Williams to perform at Molloy's Madison Theatre
The New York Yankees legend brings his band to Molloy’s Madison Theatre later this month. more
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