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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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Frank Borrelli Jr. is the East Meadow Herald's Person of the Year for 2015.
Frank Borrelli Jr.: a true family man
Courtney Secada has been working at Borrelli’s Italian Restaurant, on Hempstead Turnpike, for half of her life. In the 15 years the 30-year-old … more
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A combination that works
Mexican and Italian cuisines served in one restaurant might seem unusual. But the logic behind it, and more importantly the food itself, dispels any doubt that it works. more
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In Italy, spaghetti is never served in the same dish as meatballs, yet it's become a classic Italian staple in America.
No such thing as spaghetti and meatballs: debunking Italian food myths
Columbus Day is a great day to start debunking some myths about Italian food and traditions that have long been accepted in the United States. more
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The East Meadow Chamber of Commerce and local elected officials congratulated the Borrellis on their 60th anniversary in September.
Borrelli's celebrates 60 years
It’s a milestone year for one of East Meadow’s most popular eateries, Borrelli’s Italian Restaurant, which opened its doors in 1955. more
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The Queens Cartoonists bring their fresh, yet vintage sound to this year’s festival lineup.
Jazzy tunes
Vibrant music making sets the tone for a lively weekend in the City by the Sea. more
Pictured, from left, are Principal Dr. Richard Faccio, Italian teacher Gina Deo, Aisha Abdelhamid, John Stampfli, junior Millena Skugor and teacher Anna Maria Maniscalchi.
Sewanhaka students excel in Italian exam
New Hyde Park Memorial High School’s Italian language students participated in the annual Italian National Examination. More than 5,500 students from 140 schools in the nation participated … more
The first true italian O’Giglio structure was lifted on the shoulders of the men of the Sons of San Paolino di Nola.
Celebrating the Feast of St. Paolino
The Giglio Feast of San Paolino at St. Catherine of Sienna in Franklin Square last week and weekend was a big hit, as always. Although there were some fewer visitors than in past years because of the … more
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New ownership, same favorites, more to come
While ownership of Mia’s has recently changed hands, long-time customers can rest assured that their favorite dishes will prevail … prepared by the same chef. Changes are in motion . . . more
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A refreshing sign of springtime
On Long Island, the seasonal re-opening of Ralph’s Famous Italian Ices has become a sure sign that the coldest months are over. Those familiar with these delicious treats . . . more
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