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“The Neighbor’s Window” is nominated for an Academy Award.
Elmont-native appears in Oscar-nominated film
McGregory Frederique may have only started his acting career about two years ago, but now a film the Elmont-native appeared in is nominated for an Academy Award. Frederique appeared as a … more
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Merrick Chamber of Commerce President Femy Aziz, third from left, posed alongside the chamber’s 2020 honorees: Lorraine Castanio, left, Cathy Boddy, John Fabian, Anne Ruvolo-Guercio and Dr. Chantal Santos.
Merrick Chamber of Commerce recognizes five residents
The Merrick Chamber of Commerce’s annual installation and awards dinner was held on Jan. 23. The board recognized five individuals who have shown a dedication and commitment to the … more
The 2020 Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores’ Board of Directors.
Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores bestows annual awards
The Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores’ annual installation and awards dinner at the Chateau Briand was rife with pomp and circumstance. On Jan. 25, the board recognized local community … more
Jayvian Allen during one of the Freeport High School football games.
Red Devils football player ‘Heart of a Giant’ finalist
Freeporter High School Red Devils football player Jayvian Allen, 16, was nominated for USA Football’s Heart of a Giant Award presented by Hospital for Special Surgery and the New York Giants in … more
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Patricia Sullivan-Kriss of Rockville Centre received a Distinguished Service Award for her work in public education and in the community.
Honoring a leader in education
Rockville Centre resident Patricia Sullivan-Kriss was honored last month for her longtime commitment to education. more
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Although he isn’t one to seek recognition, Max Marra is nonetheless grateful to be considered for the Heart of a Giant award.
North Shore High School football player nominated for Giants award
Throughout the football season, the New York Giants and Hospital for Special Surgery select one high school football player each week from the tri-state area to receive the organization’s USA … more
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After receiving the Abraham Krasnoff Courage and Commitment Award for her commitment to education, Dr. Lorna Lewis, president of the New York State Council of School Superintendents, center, joined Roger Tilles, a member of the New York State Board of Regents, and Elaine Gross, president and CEO of ERASE Racism.
‘When I first met her, I was so impressed’
Educator Dr. Lorna Lewis, of Freeport, received ERASE Racism’s Abraham Krasnoff Courage and Commitment Award at the Garden City Hotel on June 11. ERASE Racism is a regional civil rights … more
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Valley Stream resident and Kay Development Group principal and founder Vassilios Kefalas, with Barbara DeGrace, representing the Village of Valley Stream.
Vision L.I. honors Valley Stream developer, village
Vision Long Island, an economic development advocacy agency, awarded the Village of Valley Stream and the New York City-based developer Kay Development Group its 2019 Smart Growth Award for mixed use … more
The scholarship recipients, Margaret Barreira, fourth from left, Ana Avendano, Paula Naranjo, Robert Peralta and Justin Fiallo, were joined by Dr. David Rose, the Oceanside School District’s world, languages and English as a New Language department director, far left; Ellen Grossman, a Hispanic Brotherhood board member; Marguerite Keller, the Brotherhood’s co-director; and Margarita Grasing, its executive director.
Hispanic Brotherhood awards South Side High School seniors with scholarships
The Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre awarded scholarships to five students graduating from South Side and Oceanside high schools this year. Each received $1,000 to help with college expenses, and was honored at the Brotherhood’s annual scholarship dinner on May 9. more
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Each year, Oceanside sophomore Jeremy Feder raises thousands of dollars for America’s VetDogs, which was originally founded under the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind, Inc.
Oceanside teen awarded for good deed
Oceanside resident Jeremy Feder, 15, received a Good Deed Award for Long Island Teenagers at the Congregation Beth Sholom Chabad on May 23. He was one of 42 Nassau County teens honored for helping others. more
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