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More than 50 Woodland students had their hair cut on June 13, as their ponytails were donated to the Pantene Beautiful Lengths program.
Ponying up for cancer patients
“Raise your hand if you used a comb this morning,” said Carol Bracken, one of Woodland Middle School’s literacy teachers, as she addressed a group of students gathered in the auditorium last … more
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Several East Meadow High School soccer players were honored at the annual senior athletic awards ceremony.
EMHS senior athletes recognized for accomplishments
East Meadow High School officials honored senior athletes for their achievements on and off the field during a special ceremony on June 9. The school’s administrators, coaches, athletic … more
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Maria Santiago, Meghan Rooke, Sylvia Guttwilly, Daenerys Colunso and Nassau County Legislator Rose Marie Walker planted flowers.
Stand for Children Day commemorated at Eisenhower
In spite of grey skies, the Child Care Council of Nassau hosted toddlers, public officials and more at the 19th annual Stand for Children Day at Eisenhower Park. The local event — which … more
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East Meadow School District officials said they were honored to welcome members of the FREE Players, a special needs acting troupe, to Clarke on June 3 and 4.
FREE Players take Clarke's stage
A special needs acting troupe put on two impressive performances of “Legally Blonde Jr.” on the W.T. Clarke High School stage, according to East Meadow School District officials and the … more
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The Walls of Honor are located in Eisenhower Park.
What's happening in East Meadow this week
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and the Veterans Service Agency announced that 280 veterans will be added to the Walls of Honor in Eisenhower Park at a ceremony on Saturday, June 25 at 10 … more
Ayyan Zubair, author of "Views from the Six"
Views on interfaith programs
Humans are afraid of the unknown. Fear is the reason we confine ourselves to our comfort zone, interacting only with the people with whom and places where we feel most comfortable. We self-segregate … more
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Nouralla Hassan and scores of Long Island Muslim Society congregants prayed before breaking their daily fast for Ramadan with many East Meadow teens at an interfaith dinner on Monday.
Taking part in interfaith dialogue
Muslims in East Meadow and Salisbury began celebrating Ramadan — a month of fasting to commemorate the first revelation of the Quran to Muhammad — on June 6. But in the midst of what they … more
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Linda Sue Park, author of “A Long Walk to Water,” spoke to Woodland Middle School students on June 3.
Woodland wins charity challenge
Electricity, the roofs over their heads and clean water are just a few things East Meadow residents have in their everyday lives — and might take for granted. But Salva Dut — a former … more
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Long Island’s largest Bingo night will be held In Eisenhower Park on Saturday
What's happening in East Meadow this week
Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano and Connoisseur Media Long Island will host Long Island’s Largest Bingo Game on Saturday, June 18 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Harry Chapin Lakeside Theatre … more
Tori Kalberer and Andrew Mavrogeorgis, center, played the lead characters in W.T. Clarke High School's spring musical
Seniors look back on magical times on Clarke stage
As classes ended last week, W.T. Clarke High School thespians looked back on the fond times they had on the school’s stage. This spring, Clarke students staged Rodgers and … more
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