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Lynbrook resident Mike Jensen, second from right, recently reached the honor of Eagle Scout at a special Court of Honor ceremony. Above, Jensen with, from left, Scoutmaster Steve Maroney, head of the Lynbrook Titans Wrestling Program Hilary Becker, Assemblywoman Judy Griffin and Lynbrook Police Chief Brian Paladino.
Lynbrook’s newest Eagle Scout plans to serve his country
Before he heads to the U.S. Naval Academy in Maryland this fall, there was one piece of business Mike Jensen wanted to take care of: becoming an Eagle Scout. more
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Jeff Anderson of Jeff Anderson & Associates spoke at his law firm's news conference on April 23.
Former Hewlett scoutmaster named in ‘perversion files’
Former Hewlett Boy Scout Troop 115 Scoutmaster and Valley Stream resident Michael J. O’Hara was named as one of the roughly 200 people in New York and New Jersey who were identified as sexually abusing kids in the so-called “perversion files,” that were released on April 23 by Jeff Anderson & Associates, a Manhattan-based law firm. more
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Oceanside Cub Scout Eric Jenkins, 10, left, performed the Heimlich maneuver to save his twin sister Meghan from choking on a cookie.
10-year-old Oceanside Cub Scout saves choking twin sister
On the Saturday before New Year’s Eve, members of the Jenkins family were baking in the kitchen when 10-year-old Meghan Jenkins began choking on a cookie. more
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Kenneth Russo decided to honor veterans by creating a drop box for old flags to be placed in.
Oceanside High School students support veterans with Eagle Scout projects
Two Oceanside High School students supported veterans of the armed forces with their Eagle Scout projects. more
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The home of Captain Samuel F. Phillips was moved by truck to Hempstead Avenue in 1975 and opened as a museum in 1978.
Phillips House museum celebrates 40 years
In a defining moment for the preservation of Rockville Centre history in the late 1970s, the deteriorating house of Captain Samuel F. Phillips was relocated and restored to become what is now the Museum of the Village of Rockville Centre. Four decades later, the museum celebrated its 40th anniversary as a beacon of culture, education and history in the village. more
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Webelos Joseph Sullivan, left, Tristan Olea and Aidan Logan, of Cub Scout Pack 6 in Glen Cove, raced their wooden Pinewood Derby cars at the Cradle of Aviation, which hosted the districtwide derby for packs across Nassau County.
For Glen Cove Cubs, a ‘duty to community’
Learning a variety of skills requires a variety of classrooms, according to John Sullivan, who leads Cub Scout Pack 6 in Glen Cove. School is a fine place to learn English, math and history. For … more
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The Cub Scouts of Wantagh Pack 96 proudly wore their 100th-anniversary commemorative patches in the Fourth of July parade. Clockwise from left were Brad Loveland, William Sigler, Ari Schnitzer, Ethan and Jacob Moskowitz, Dylan Loveland, Anthony Toppi, James Kearney and Will Annese.
Wantagh celebrates 100 years of scouting
Scouting in Wantagh is 100 years old this year. In fact, the first Wantagh Boy Scouts of America unit — Troop 1 — was chartered on March 15, 1918, and sponsored by the Wantagh Memorial Congregational Church, on Wantagh Avenue. more
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Boy Scouts from Pack 31 took part in an intense workout at CrossFit The Rock in Rockville Centre on April 25.
Boy Scouts Pack 31 members ‘Rock’ CrossFit
Jumping jacks, bear claws, squats and pushups. These were just some of the exercises the Boy Scouts in Pack 31 engaged in during a special visit to CrossFit The Rock in Rockville Centre on April 25. more
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Three Boy Scouts from Troop 336 were named Eagle Scouts on March 10. Above, Lynbrook American Post 335 Legionnaires Tom Galati, left, Dennis Murphy, and Bill Marinaccio; Eagle Scouts Gerimy Layos, Nithin Seelan, and Brandon Maroney; and Post 336 Legionnaires Jessica Guido & Mike Guglielmo.
Lynbrook resident among trio from Troop 336 that became Eagle Scouts
Three members of Troop 336 became Eagle Scouts at a ceremony at the Lynbrook Public Library on March 19, reaching the highest rank for a Boy Scout. more
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Steve Maroney dedicates more than 100 hours per month to Boy Scout Troop 336, and has helped many troop members move up the scouting ranks. For his dedication and selflessness, he is the Herald’s 2017 Person of the Year.
Steve Maroney is the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Herald's Person of the Year
Boy Scout Troop 336 Scoutmaster Steve Maroney can often be found in the office of his Lynbrook home in the early morning, poring over paperwork and planning the next troop meeting or camping … more
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