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Scores of runners participated in the 15th Annual Ellen Gordon CPA 4(a): Cause 5K Run/Walk to End Hunger at Eisenhower Park last Saturday.
Running to end hunger on L.I.
Residents of communities from across the region descended on Eisenhower Park last Saturday to support Long Island’s leading hunger-relief charity: Island Harvest Food Bank. Sponsored by the … more
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Mary Levin, 6, enjoyed one of the many sweet treats available at East Meadow Community Pride Day.
Food, festivities and fun at East Meadow Community Pride Day
Residents of all ages raced to Speno Memorial Park last Saturday for one of the most beloved neighborhood events of the year: East Meadow Community Pride Day. Leaders and locals celebrated a … more
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Commissioner of Education Mary Ellen Elia, second from left, and Regent Roger Tilles visited the RVC school district last week. They were greeted by Principal Tom Ricupero, Viri Pettersen and Superintendent Dr. William Johnson.
Education commissioner visits Rockville Centre schools
On Friday, May 20, Commissioner of Education Mary Ellen Elia and Regent Roger Tilles visited the Rockville Centre Schools. The visit was prompted by an opportunity to see the district’s … more
Nassau County Legislator Ellen Birnbaum, a Democrat, at the lectern, proposed a bill on Tuesday that would require firearms owners to lock up their guns.
Nassau Dems propose law to require gun owners to lock up firearms
Led by Legislator Ellen Birnbaum, Nassau County Democratic lawmakers proposed a Gun Storage Safety Law on Tuesday, they said, to keep guns out of the hands of children and “others who shouldn’t have access to them.” more
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Sandy Leonard and Ellen Cook, of the Daughters of the American Revolution Jerusalem Chapter, have portrayed Agent 355 and Anna Smith Strong, respectively, for prorgrams on George Washington’s Long Island spy ring.
Who inspired our local leaders?
In the late 1950s, the Levittown League of Women Voters welcomed the great Eleanor Roosevelt, who spoke at Division Avenue on the topic, “Could the Bill of Rights be passed today?” more
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Sean Quane
Student scored with love of math
When BOCES teacher Ellen Kessler Dubinsky invited her ninth grade students to enter the Al Kalfus Long Island Math Fair at Hofstra University, she advised them to consider a subject they like and … more
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Frank Borrelli Jr. and volunteers begin cooking fresh Italian food for many community members in need on Christmas morning.
Chicken parm with a side of Christmas cheer
For more than 20 years, Frank Borrelli Jr., hasn’t spent Christmas mornings and afternoons opening gifts or relaxing with relatives. Instead, he could be found hard at work at his restaurant, … more
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Aaron Matos and Ryan Monahan folded the American flag as their classmates at Barnum Woods Elementary School read words that described a veteran.
Veterans celebrated at Barnum Woods
Barnum Woods Elementary School fourth-graders paid tribute to family members and friends who served the nation at the annual Veteran’s Day ceremony on Nov. 10. Ellen DiCocco, a fourth grade … more
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The ‘pinking’ of America: part activism, part fraud
Breast cancer is big business in America today, and high season for the industry is October. Personally (and it is personal), I feel exploited by the “pinking” of the world around me . . . more
Ellen Schleyer was one of five recipients of the Seaford Patriot Award for 2015.
Five earn Seaford Patriot Award
Five Seaford High School graduates were recognized for their contributions to the Seaford community when they were presented with the prestigious Patriot Award on June 29. more
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