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Who are you? Tell me about your friends.
I hope people judge me by my friends. There isn’t a clinker among them. Everyone brings something to the table. more
Wantagh American Legion Post 1273 will lead this year’s Memorial Day parade, which starts at 10 a.m. on Monday.
Here come the parades
“I really believe in the quote, ‘Those who forget their history are doomed to repeat it,’” said John Sottnik, third vice commander of Wantagh American Legion Post 1273. “American men and women have fought and died to preserve our freedom, and we celebrate and give thanks for their ultimate sacrifice on Memorial Day so that we, and our children, can live in liberty and freedom. Memorial Day is a history lesson for all of us in Wantagh.” more
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Hard-wired to worry? Try turning a page.
We all have our individual tipping points. Call it the moment when you start screaming at the TV. I began to crack around the edges last week . . . more
Larry Lombardo
Locals and police officers honored
Three 5th Precinct police officers, several locals and two officers killed in the line of duty were honored at an awards breakfast hosted by the St. Therese the Little Flower Council of the Knights of Columbus at Church of the Blessed Sacrament on April 24. more
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Emily Ertz struts her stuff on the fashion show runway.
Oceanside Knights Ladies Auxiliary aids charities
The Fr. Joseph O’Connell Council No. 3481 Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary teamed up with Kohl’s department store to bring its annual Spring Fashion Show to Oceanside. Entitled “Alice … more
Wantagh High School graduate Emily Fenter, second from right, has been regularly volunteering to help the homeless and the hungry since starting college at Binghamton University last September.
A community service state of mind
Wantagh High School students have a long history of giving back to their community. Whether it’s hosting a holiday toy drive, cleaning up a park or donating to a food pantry, local teens know how to make a difference. more
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Herald Person of the Year Richard Romani
Doing the Lord’s work on his time
As Santa was presumably returning to the North Pole in the early-morning hours of Dec. 26, Richard Romani, 42, was already awake, and getting ready for the day ahead. He was careful not to wake … more
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The renaming ceremony will take place at the JCC of the Greater Five Towns, at 207 Grove Ave. in Cedarhurst, on Nov. 4, after which it will be known as the Marian and Aaron Gural JCC.
In their parents’ honor
To honor the memory of their parents, Marian and Aaron Gural, Woodmere residents who were considered an extraordinarily charitable couple, Barbara Steinmetz, Jeff Gural and Jane Senders have made a substantial financial gift to the Jewish Community Center of the Greater Five Towns, and the Cedarhurst-based organization will be renamed the Marian and Aaron Gural JCC. more
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Smestad’s Knights, a group formed to honor Douglas Smestad, a beloved Calhoun High School history teacher, raised more than $10,000 for the American Cancer Society in his honor in 2014.
Calhoun recalls Renaissance educator
“Remember, you are the future.” Douglas Smestad repeated this affirmation daily to the hundreds of students he taught for two and a half decades in history classes at Calhoun High School, … more
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Former Grand Knight Larry Lombardo received a village pin from Mayor Ed Fare when he was honored on Aug. 17.
Knight honored for charity work
The Village of Valley Stream honored a former grand knight of Valley Stream’s St. Therese the Little Flower Council of the Knights of Columbus on Aug. 17 for the work he did in the role. more
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