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Andrew and Mary Antolvi of Oceanside renewed their vows at The Coral House, celebrating 59 years of marriage.
Cupid over Covid
Covid was substituted by Cupid at The Coral House last Friday as senior citizen couples, including two from Oceanside, renewed their wedding vows ahead of Valentine’s Day. Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin and Town Clerk Kate Murray presided over the ceremonies of more than a dozen couples on Friday as they celebrated decades of devotion to each other. more
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Michelle and Larry Foder, of Malverne, renewed their wedding vows at the Coral House on Feb. 12 alongside Hempstead Town Clerk Kate Murray and Councilman Anthony D’Esposito.
Love was in the air
“I found Larry over a death certificate,” Michelle Foder said of her husband. She’s a funeral director at Franklin Funeral Home in Franklin Square. “So we found something … more
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Kathy Birch, with microphone, and her husband, Jim, far right, shared the story of the loss of Kathy’s 12-year-old son, Joseph Hoehn, with gala organizer Mitch Kraeling, far left, John Ray and Melissa Firmes, co-founder and executive director of Kids Need More.
Party raises funds for children’s cancer charity
“My son’s not here tonight, but he’s with me all the time,” an emotional Mitch Kraeling Sr. told the 300 people in attendance at the Coral House in Baldwin last Friday. They … more
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Mitchell Kraeling Sr. and his daughter, Kimberley, organize an annual fundraising gala in memory of Mitchell Jr., who died of a rare pediatric bone cancer.
Gala to benefit families coping with cancer
The Coral House, located at 70 Milburn Avenue in Baldwin, is set to host the 4th annual Kids Need More Gala dedicated to the memory of Mitchell Kraeling Jr., 22, — who died of cancer in 2013 … more
Deputy Town of Hempstead Comptroller Richard Ramos was flanked by 3D's Aftercare Inc. founder and executive director Dr. Zodelia Williams, left, and Dr. Audrey Kirkland, president of 3D’s, at 3D’s Unsung Warriors Gala at Coral House in Baldwin on Oct. 24.
Honoring those who’ve helped change Baldwin
“Many times people say to me, ‘You’re so selfless — there are not many people like you,’” said Dr. Zodelia Williams, founder and executive director of 3D’s Aftercare Inc. “And I … more
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Officials from the Village of Freeport, the Town of Hempstead and the Nassau County Legislature presented citations to Patrick Franzone, the Citizen of the Year, fourth from the left, the chamber’s new president, Jenny Jorge, fifth from the left and Ivan Sayles, second from right.
Freeport chamber installs officers
The Freeport Chamber of Commerce held its premiere business celebration on April 12 at the Coral House in Baldwin, attended by hundreds of the village’s business executives, civic leaders and … more
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Dancers at the Bobbi and the Strays Dinner Dance hit the dance floor to dance.
A night of dancing to help stray pets
For the last eight years, Bobbi and the Strays has kept a home at in Freeport providing a safe haven for stray cats and dogs on Long Island. more
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About 300 people attended a fundraiser for ailing Island Park firefighter William “Willie” Herbert, center, who was diagnosed with cancer in September. Above, Herbert during the event at the Coral House with his wife, Wendy, left, and daughter, Francine.
Hundreds attend fundraiser to support ailing Island Park firefighter
About 300 people flocked to the Coral House in Baldwin on Sunday to support lifelong Island Parker William “Willie” Herbert, who is battling cancer. more
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Freeport Police officer Alan Moreno, center, was honored by Mothers Against Drunk Driving on April 12 at the Coral House in Baldwin. Joining him were Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy, left, and Police Chief Miguel Bermudez.
MADD honors Freeport officer
Freeport Police Officer Alan Moreno is on a mission to end drunken driving. He has been since he began his eight-year career. On April 12 he was honored for his work at the New York Metro Law … more
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About 400 local residents came to the Coral House in Baldwin on March 16 to support Christopher Ambrosio, 13, center, who suffers from hemophilia, a blood disorder. Christopher attended the event with his mother, Kelly, his father, Danny, his brother, Connor, 12, and sister, Kelsey, 8.
10th annual hemophilia benefit for Lynbrook teenager a success
Most of those who attended the 10th annual Christopher’s Hemophilia Benefit, in support of a Lynbrook teenager suffering from a rare blood disorder, donned green instead of the usual red. more
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