Keyword: Boy Scouts
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Marlon Polycarpe, 16, put a stone adorned with a plaque near the spot where Zachary Ranftle died a year ago.
Scouts keep boy’s memory alive
Friday marks one year since a driver took a right turn that he wasn’t supposed to be behind the wheel to take, and the life of a bright and popular Valley Stream 12-year-old was taken with it. For Zachary Ranftle’s fellow Boy Scouts in Troop 109, grieving his loss has included creating permanent reminders of his life. more
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Cory Levy received his Eagle Scout pin from his father, Ken, at his Court of Honor Ceremony on Nov. 28 at the Seaford American Legion.
Top honor for Seaford Scout
The Boy Scout who constructed a gazebo dedicated to slain ATF agent John Capano is now an Eagle Scout. Cory Levy received scouting’s highest honor in a ceremony at the Seaford American Legion on Nov. 28, where he was joined by about 80 family members, friends, fellow Scouts, elected officials and community leaders. more
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From left: Joe Pontecorvo, David Treglia, Rachel Treglia, Assemblyman Todd Kaminsky, Scout Master Gene Vandermosten, Jessica Rogers, Aiden Colleran, Andree Colleran, Scout Master Phil Treglia, Brooke Shapiro and Girl Scout Leader Lori Treglia.
Scouts honored
Island Park Court of Honor Ceremony was held Nov. 24, for Boy Scouts Troop 312 and Girl Scouts Troop 2157. A few of the girls from Girl Scout Troop 2157 have earned their Silver Award.  This is … more
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Boy Scouts from Troop 656 cleaned up the grounds of Christ Lutheran Church on Nov. 21.
Scouts spruce up church grounds
Boy Scout Troop 656 and Christ Lutheran Church have a partnership dating back more than 50 years. Recently, the Scouts decided to thank their sponsoring organization by cleaning up the church grounds on Island Road in Wantagh. more
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Christopher Ho, second from left, and Matthew, were congratulated on becoming Eagle Scouts by their parents, Tom and Mary, and Assemblyman Dave McDonough.
Brothers earn their Eagle rank together
As brothers, Matthew and Christopher Ho shared a lot growing up. Now, they share one of the most prestigious honors any young man can earn — Eagle Scout. more
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Donald Paulson’s involvement with the Lions Club and other organizations has earned him the assignment of an honorary starter for Saturday’s Hot Chocolate Run.
Devoted to Seaford
Donald Paulson may have grown up in New York City, but when he moved to Seaford 30 years ago, he quickly adapted to the suburbs. His life became about schools, Scouts and sports. more
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sabella Surace, left, and Olivia Gonsobski, both 10, were among the volunteers who sorted donations last Sunday for the Thanksgiving food drive at St. Frances de Chantal Church.
No family left unfed
“Everyone deserves to be treated the same on the holidays,” Miss Wantagh ambassador Emma Carey said. And that is exactly what the Miss Wantagh Court and Wantagh Boy Scout Troop 96 plan to do this holiday season. With cold weather settling in and Thanksgiving and Christmas around the corner, these youth organizations have decided to give back to the community in a big way with Operation: No Family left Unfed. more
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From left: Cub Master Joe Papocchia, Bear Den Leader Carolyn Segarra, Assistant Cub Master Jacqui Horvath, Committee member Chris Horvath and the newest members of Island Park Cub Scout Pack 312.
New scouting season
The call went out to join the Boy Scouts, and the latest group of new Cub Scouts responded. Cub Master Joe Papocchia, along with his team of volunteers signed on boys in first through fourth grade … more
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Troop 96 Boy Scout Brian Faraczek, of Wantagh, and his volunteers built a habitat for screech owls on Sept. 20 at the Tackapausha Preserve in Seaford.
New homes for museum's creatures
Many animals call the Tackapausha Museum and Preserve home, and local residents like Michael Boyle and Brian Faraczek ensure they have a good life there. more
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Eagle Scout Brian Howe has been maintaining the Giving Garden at the Wantagh Memorial Congregational Church, which provides fresh food for the hungry.
A harvest for the hungry
The Giving Garden may be small, but it is mighty. On a small patch of earth at the back of the Wantagh Memorial Congregational Church, there is an edible garden that helps feed hungry neighbors. more
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