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Make your game day party on Sunday a day that really scores with guests. Try some tasty and easy-to-eat recipe ideas that will appeal to all the fans at your gathering.
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2/2/11
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Gina Cappellino, an Italian teacher at Malverne High School, was recently honored by KJOY 98.3 radio station with the distinction of being named Teacher of the Week.
Ms. Cappellino was nominated …
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1/12/11
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Reminiscent of a sidewalk café in Italy, La Strada is a labor of love in every way. Created three years ago by Eva and Guy Saraniero, the restaurant has become a popular go-to spot in Merrick.
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Terry Biener
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9/30/10
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Island Parkers, as well as people from all over, came out over the weekend of Sept. 10 for the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church's annual San Gennaro feast. There were games and rides for children, …
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9/22/10
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When Borrelli’s Italian Restaurant opened in 1955, basic pasta dishes cost about 80 cents. Fancier entrees, like manicotti, ran at about a dollar.
Fifty-five years later, …
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Mike Caputo
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9/22/10
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Spend some time outdoors this weekend at enjoy the many festivals taking place throughout the area.
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9/16/10
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W.C. Mepham High School senior students in Participation in Government classes held the first Senior versus Faculty Softball Game recently. Proceeds from this charity event went to Anysoldier.com. Founded in January 2003, AnySoldier has offered support to troops overseas and arranged shipments of much-needed supplie
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6/11/10
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Mepham High School senior Michelle Dimino is the recent recipient of two prestigious Long Island language awards.
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6/4/10
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For nearly 60 years, Sherwood has been a go-to spot for meals and snacks at any hour. Still celebrating the diner's Grand Re-opening, its owners have spent the last three months renovating the interior. The sleek new look makes dining a pleasure.
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Terry Biener
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5/14/10
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On entering Goldie's, we were captivated at once by incredible aromas. Warm, buttery garlic bread arrived first, a luscious indication of what was to come. Ambience was warm and festive, with muted lighting and congenial servers who set the pace.
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By Terry Biener
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2/8/10
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