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Benefit held at Woodmere salon to aid Veteran House
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The fundraiser for Veteran House, featured tastings of food from more than 25 Long Island restaurants. From left, Maria Lisa, Cathy Mennella, Cedarhurst Mayor Andrew J. Parise, a World War II veteran and Louis Mennella, who is also a veteran and along with his wife Cathy owns Bewitched Grand Salon.
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At the ‘In Good Taste’ fundraiser that benefited Veteran House, Dolly Ciardulli spun the prize wheel as Diane Minerve watched at Bewitched Grand Salon in Woodmere.
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Louis Mennella, a military veteran, who along with his family owns Bewitched Grand Salon in Woodmere hosted a “Woodmere Supports Veterans – In Good Taste” fundraiser last Sunday.
Proceeds from the four-hour event will benefit Veteran House, a Nassau County-based nonprofit organization headed by Plainview resident Leann Murphy-Baker that seeks to provide temporary housing for homeless veterans.
The fundraiser featured food tasting from more than 25 Long Island restaurants and thousands of dollars in prizes and raffles.
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