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Hundreds of seniors came to the East Meadow High School gymnasium for a Thanksgiving meal last Sunday, courtesy of the East Meadow Kiwanis Club.
Kiwanis hosts 34th Senior Thanksgiving Dinner
There’s no busier group during the holiday season than the East Meadow Kiwanis Club. That was evidenced this weekend, when members spent Friday night at W.T. Clarke High School assembling gift baskets, which they hand-delivered Saturday morning to more than 100 needy families in the community. more
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Debbie Tota was named the Wantagh Kiwanis Club's Kiwanian of the Year.
Debbie Tota goes above and beyond
The Kiwanis Club of Wantagh has been a big part of Debbie Tota’s life for more than two decades. Her dedication to the service organization recently earned her the chapter’s Kiwanian of the Year award, the second time Tota has received the honor. more
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Rich Santer, the Kiwanis lieutenant governor for the South Central region, installed the Wantagh Kiwanis Board of Directors on Oct. 30.
Wantagh Kiwanis marks a successful year
The Wantagh Kiwanis Club had a fruitful year. The club secured a grant to assist in the construction of new playground at the Mandalay Elementary School, sent three children to Kamp Kiwanis, and sponsored the creation of a new Kiwanis chapter in Seaford. more
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Wyatt Reiss, 3, kept his eyes on his artwork as Oceanside celebrated October with an event sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and the Department of Community Activities at School No. 6 last Wednesday.
Pumpkin carving made it a true All Hallow’s Eve
Kids got a chance to get creative when the Oceanside Kiwanis Club and the Department of Community Activities hosted its annual pumpkin-decorating event at School No. 6 last week. more
Best friends Petey Blake, Jake Perincheif, Peyton Hopper and Dylan got photobombed by their own pumpkin.
They do windows—for Halloween
Dozens of students joined together at Oceanside High School on Oct. 18 to paint fall-themed windows during the annual event sponsored by the Department of Community Activities and the Oceanside … more
Charter members of the Seaford Kiwanis Club were on hand for the formation of the new service organization on Sept. 13 at H.R. Singleton’s.
Kiwanis rebirth comes to fruition
The revitalization of the Seaford Kiwanis Club is complete. The charter and installation ceremony was held last Saturday night, officially reviving an organization that had been dormant for about five years. more
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Children of all ages had a blast on the many amusement rides at the Merrick Chamber of Commerce’s annual Fall Festival on Saturday and Sunday.
Video: Merrick Chamber fair delights thousands
Rain shut down the 24th annual Merrick Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival in the middle of the afternoon last Saturday. By Sunday morning, however, the rainclouds had moved northeast and the sun came out, offering a perfect day of family fun up and down Merrick Avenue, from the Long Island Rail Road station to the famed southwestern eatery R.S. Jones, at the corner of Loines Avenue. more
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Dusk illuminated Florence Gatto and the famous gazebo at the Schoolhouse Green in Oceanside.
Grand finale for summer reading series
The Oceanside Kiwanis Club finished another summer of its Gazebo Reading Nights program, with the last reading of the year on Aug. 25. The program, in its eighth year, raised $5000 for the Kiwanis … more
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Kiwanis Club member Peter Wass, left, District Lt. Gov. Ann Torcivia and chapter President Steven Katz looked over some of the supplies that have been donated to the back-to-school drive.
Seaford Kiwanis is back
The Seaford Kiwanis Club is back, and its new leaders say it’s here to stay. After a five-year hiatus, the organization was recently re-chartered, and already has 16 members who are looking to make a difference in Seaford. The club is planning projects to benefit children in the community. more
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Kiwanis Club President Karin Hayat, left, presented South High School seniors Moneba Zaman and Bryan Rosado and North senior Kara Filippi with college scholarships. Village Justice Robert Bogle, right, said a prayer before dinner.
Kiwanis supports college-bound students
Three high school seniors from Valley Stream will receive some help for college expenses from the Kiwanis Club as they go off to school in the fall. more
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