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American-made products are the specialty of the Bald Eagle gift shop on Malverne's Hempstead Avenue. The store is owned by Jo Ann Cuchel.

It’s beginning to look a lot like business

Venturing to the mall lately is more akin to putting on a suit of armor and marching alongside your brethren to combat the crowds, the parking, the rush, and lack of personal assistance. It’s enough to leave your head aching and your soul searching for a better way. more

By Rossana Weitekamp | 12/24/14

Kyle Rhodehouse, left, took the Eagle pledge from Harrison Balduf, an Eagle Scout that was one of Rhodehouse’s mentors.

Boy Scout reaches a new height

Boy Scouts are known for their love of the outdoors. Wantagh’s Kyle Rhodehouse is no exception. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 12/10/14

Robert Sirota received a citation from Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray for his work on a garden outside Seaford High School in Tutaj’s memory.

Boy Scout memorializes friend with garden

Joseph Tutaj was on a school marching band trip to Disneyland when he caught a virulent case of strep. He collapsed on the Santa Monica Pier and died 24 hours later. The 15-year-old was a sophomore at Seaford High School. more

By Nathan Weiser | 11/5/14

Boy Scout Ryan Fjellstad, of Seaford Troop 239, had the help of numerous volunteers, including friends, family and fellow scouts last weekend at the Seaford Manor School as he completed his community service project.

Boy Scout beautifies elementary school

For six years, Seaford Manor School was Ryan Fjellstad’s second home. Now he’s a senior in high school and giving back to the place that gave him his start in education. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 10/22/14

Boy Scout Joseph Vitucci, seated, had a lot of help from family, friends and fellow scouts to build and transport five wooden benches, which will benefit Last Hope Animal Rescue in Wantagh.

Eagle Scout hopeful supports pet center

Last Hope Animal Rescue, in its 33 years of existence, has been the beneficiary of numerous Eagle Scout projects. On Sunday, one more was added to the tally, as Boy Scout Joseph Vitucci delivered five freshly made benches to the Wantagh pet adoption center. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 10/8/14

Town officials troop leaders Alex Burns, Derek Colannino, Brian Kearney, Sebastian Percy

A convocation of eagles

Five Lynbrook residents, all of whom graduated from high school earlier this year, received Eagle Scout designation on Sept. 2 from Troop 336 of Lynbrook. Alexander Burns, Derek Colannino, Paul … more

By Brendan Murray bmurray@liherald.com | 9/10/14

Michael Scott Fox joined Troop 581 in 2003 and has achieved the highest rank in scouting, that of Eagle Scout.

Three’s company in scouting family

Seaford’s Michael Fox has always looked up to his older brothers. On Aug. 17, he became their equal when he joined them among the exclusive group of Eagle Scouts. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 9/3/14

Brandon Nussbaum, of Seaford Boy Scout Troop 581, recently earned his Eagle rank. He was joined at his Court of Honor ceremony by Scoutmaster Scott Fox and Legislator Michael Venditto.

Something to show for it

Brandon Nussbaum may have joined the Cub Scouts at the urging of his parents, but he stayed in the scouts and earned his Eagle rank because it was something he wanted to do for himself. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 8/27/14

The American Legion named Tim Messmer, second from left, the New York State Eagle Scout of the Year. He was congratulated by, from left, his father, Jim Messmer, a Troop 577 assistant scoutmaster; Frank Colon, the North Bellmore American Legion Post 1749 adjutant; and Charlie Kulins, the scoutmaster.

Teen named N.Y.’s Eagle Scout of the Year

Tim Messmer passed Bellmore Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2770’s hall on Bedford Avenue daily when he attended the nearby St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Regional School as a child. He didn’t … more

By Julie Mansmann | 8/20/14

Billy Paraszczuk, left, of Boy Scout Troop 109, supervised the building of wooden planks to improve the walkway at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. The walkway will span a total of 90 feet.

Building a path to Eagle Scout

After nearly a year of planning, Billy Paraszczuk’s Eagle Scout project is finally coming to fruition. The Boy Scout from Valley Stream Troop 109 is constructing a walkway for the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 7/23/14

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