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Exhibits and more... A Sense Of PlaceWorks of James T. Johnathan, a business pioneer and renaissance man are on exhibit, presented by The Long Island Center of Photography. Through June 30. … more
Easter egg hunt The Easter Bunny will be on hand to greet everyone who participates in this annual rite of spring at the Rec Center, 111 N. Oceanside Road, at 9:30 a.m. this Saturday, March 27. There will be prizes for those who find the special numbered eggs. There is no fee and no registration is required. The raindate is Sunday, March 28 at 2 p.m.
Rockville Centre community calendar March 25, 2010
On the board Zoning Board Meeting April 7, 8 p.m., Village Hall Board of Trustees Briefing April 8, 7 p.m., Village Hall Board of Trustees Meeting April 12, 8:15 p.m., Village … more
Mark dejak, of Long Beach, was killed when his motorcyle struck a bus that was turning left on Lawson Boulevard in Oceanside March 17.
Former Lynbrook resident Mark Dejak killed in motorcycle accident
A Long Beach man was killed in a fatal motorcycle accident on Lawson Boulevard in Oceanside Wednesday, March 17. Police said Mark Dejak, 21, formerly of Lynbrook, was driving his motorcycle north on Lawson when he hit a bus turning left across the northbound lanes into a school bus parking lot just before 5 p.m. more
Lawrence resident Rachelle Lapidus was selected from among thousands of entrants nationwide to be one of five finalists in the only national live Kosher cook-off. She is to compete for a $25,000 grand prize on March 18.
Rachelle Lapidus, of Lawrence, competes in kosher cook-off
Lawrence resident Rachelle Lapidus will be competing in the Man-O-Manischewitz Cook-Off — the only national kosher cooking competition in America, on March 18 at the Jewish Community Center of Manhattan. more
Bereavement conference on Sunday Lifelong Rockville Centre resident Elaine Stillwell, chapter leader of The Compassionate Friends of RVC and a bereavement coordinator for the Diocese of RVC, coordinates the annual conference. It will feature seven presenters from Rockville Centre — Fredi and Ron Norris, Elissa and Joe Metz, Julia Schuerger, Anne Kane and Father Andrzej Zglejszewski are scheduled to be among the over 500 bereaved and those caring for them who are expected to attend the annual Bereavement Conference this Saturday, March 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Kellenberg Memorial High School. Sponsored by Catholic Cemeteries and the Diocese of Rockville Centre, the conference is open to people of all faiths. The Keynote speaker will be Sr. Ave Clark, coordinator of the Heart-to-Heart Ministry who is a popular author, retreat presenter,spiritual director, and bereavement counselor. In addition, 61 workshops will be offered (registrants have a choice of three) by prominent leaders in the bereavement field.  Breakfast, lunch and conference folder are included in the registration fee ($70 for walk-ins).  A well-stocked Conference Bookstore will be available and the day will close with a Eucharistic Celebration.  The conference brochure and registration form may be downloaded from the Web site: www.holyroodcemetery.org  by clicking on the word Bereavement and on the right, scrolling down to Bereavement Conference Information. You may also call (516) 334-7990,ext. 120 or ext.122 for a copy of the brochure.  
Rockville Centre community calendar March 18, 2010
Prom-a-palooza This Saturday, March 20 from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Sarabeth Cafe in Lord and Taylor’s Garden City store, South Side High School seniors will have the opportunity to enjoy breakfast … more
Charlee Lopez nails the barrel jump in the stunt portion of the show.
'Recycle, Reuse, and Roller Skate!'
Oceanside's Department of Community Activities, in concert with the Oceanside Kiwanis Club, held its 47th Annual Roller Skating show earlier this month, featuring three nights of performances at the … more
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Arts and entertainment events calendar
This week's events include a musical revue of Broadway's best by the Island Park Theater Group, Hofstra University's Shakespeare Festival, and American Girl storytelling at Rock Hall Museum. more
Mary Malloy
Civilians find the whole thing quite bizarre - Award-winning column
Well, here I go again. Life is just not busy enough for me, what with writing, reporting, editing, teenagers, curfews, mortgage and such — but I am honing my thespian chops now in “On … more
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Arts and entertainment events calendar
Exhibits and more...Fernando BoteroThis major exhibition showcases one of the most honored Latin American artists working today. Paintings, drawings and monumental sculpture that exemplify … more
Community colleges help the economy
The state of New York’s economy is precarious. Battered by a recession that saw Wall Street implode — and tens of thousands of workers in the finance industry laid off — the Empire State has been hurting since mid-2008, if not before. more
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