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From left: Island Park Kiwanis acting President Barry Shaw, Treasurer Henry “Mickey” Hastava, Oceanside Kiwanis Club President Thomas Cesiro III, Island Park Chamber of Commerce Vice President Michael Scully, Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony D’Esposito and Town Supervisor Anthony Santino, Island Park Mayor Michael McGinty and Kiwanis Long Island South West Lt. Governor Bruce Brooks, and Co-President Gene Vandermosten.
Island Park Kiwanis and Chamber flip flapjacks for kids
The rain held off just long enough for the Island Park Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club to hold the annual Pancake Breakfast. The Firemen’s Exempt Hall was home to the feast on June 5. … more
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Lenox Elementary girls rocked out at a pancake breakfast prepared by their dear old dads.
A Pancake Party
Hungry, anyone? If you were at Lenox Elementary School in Baldwin last week, you could have feasted on pancakes at the annual Brotherhood Pancake Breakfast. A tradition for 27 years, the pancake … more
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The pancake master, Leo Bonacasa.
O’side Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast
People come from all over the south shore, from Oceanside and Island Park, fellow Kiwanians, friends and family for the Oceanside Kiwanis Superbowl Pancake breakfast. President Thomas Cesiro said … more
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Who wants pancakes? W.H. Lions announce Super Bowl fundraiser
On Sunday, Feb. 7 from 8:30 a.m. through noon, the West Hempstead Lions Club will host a Super Bowl Sunday Pancake Breakfast at West Hempstead High School. All are welcome to attend. A $6 donation for the breakfast will be given to benefit the local community. more
Cody Price, 4, of Seaford, got a treat from St. Nick at St. William the Abbot School’s annual Breakfast with Santa on Dec. 11. Cody is in pre-K.
Santa visits St. William school
Santa has been making numerous appearances lately, and on Dec. 11 he was at St. William the Abbot School in Seaford. more
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Hyman Strachman, 96, was recently honored at State Sen. Michael Venditto’s Veteran’s Appreciation Breakfast in Seaford for his service and his work to send DVDs to troops fighting overseas.
"Big Hy," the modern day Robin Hood
The 5-foot-5 elderly veteran slowly strides across his Massapequa apartment to a cluttered desk with the help of his walker. The two-bedroom space in the senior housing complex is draped in American flags, National awards and certificates of honor. He sits down and pulls out just one of the many four-inch binders from under his desk. The binders are filled with contacts and letters from various chaplains and military units who have received word from the old-time New Yorker. He doesn’t say much, but the pictures on the wall speak loud enough. more
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Judi Vining, left, executive director of Long Beach AWARE, with Ellen Kaminsky and her husband, Assemblyman Todd Kaminsky, and Greg Fried, board president of L.B. AWARE.
Long Beach AWARE celebrates 15 years
Long Beach AWARE — formerly known as the Coalition to Prevent Underage Drinking — celebrated it’s 15th anniversary last Sunday at its Breakfast of Champions event at the Sands in Atlantic … more
Students were encouraged to wear shirts representing their post-high school plans.
Sewanhaka seniors say farewell
On Monday, June 22, Sewanhaka High School invited the graduating class of 2015 to the school cafeteria one last time for a special senior brunch event. Students were served a breakfast of eggs, … more
Seaford seeks breakfast program exemption
The Seaford School District has conducted a survey among the parents to determine the need for a state-required breakfast program. more
Calhoun High School students displayed some of the handmade Valentine’s Day cards they created for local veterans.
Calhoun students make valentines for vets
Students in Calhoun High School’s Breakfast Club and its Prep for Life program recently joined together to create Valentine’s Day cards for veterans. more
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