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The Valley Stream Lions Club inducted new officers at its annual installation dinner on July 18 at Mia’s in Valley Stream. They are pictured here with State Senator Todd Kaminsky and Mayor Ed Fare.
Valley Stream Lions Club swears in new leaders
About 30 Valley Stream Lions Club members gathered at Mia’s on Rockaway Avenue on July 18 to induct new officers and honor their past president. more
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Betty Meier, right, is remembered in the Seaford community as a dedicated Lioness that assisted with the Seaford Lions Club’s Sight Program. She is the mother of Eileen Colton, left, and Frank Meier, not pictured. She is also grandmother of News 12 anchorwoman, Erin Colton.
Betty Meier, “everyone’s Nan,” dies at 98
Betty Meier, a longtime Seaford resident and Lioness with the Seaford Lions Club, died on April 5. more
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Kevin Mulry
Rockville Centre Lions name Dinner in the Dark honorees
The Rockville Centre Lions Club will hold its annual Dinner in the Dark event on May 4 at Rockville Links Club to help raise awareness to the challenges of those afflicted with blindness. more
The viewing overlook at Beekman Beach will soon look very different.
Lions to restore Beekman overlook
A flock of seagulls gathered on the shoreline of Beekman Beach, some bathing in the waters of the Long Island Sound, while others scavenged for food. Nearby, the swings at the public beach were … more
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Courtesy Valley Stream Lion’s Club Valley Stream Lions Club President T.J. Anand, center, in turban, welcomed Elmont Club President Lance Ware, right, at a recent meeting. They were flanked by, from left, Judge Anthony Paradiso, former Hempstead Town Clerk Nasrin Ahmad, Valley Stream Village Mayor Ed Fare, State Sen. Todd Kaminsky, Valley Stream Club Past President Janet Mahabir, Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages and County Legislator Carrie Solages.
Inside the Valley Stream Lion's Club
Since his election as president of the Valley Stream Lions Club last July, T.J. Anand has urged his members to do more work, both for the international organization and the Valley Stream community. A second-generation Lion who has been with the group nearly 40 years, Anand believes in giving back to his community. more
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Valley Stream community organizations plan for 2018’s activities
There will be many events happening in Valley Stream this year, and various organizations and institutions are working hard to prepare for them. more
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Ed Thompson, Molloy’s vice president of Advancement and Mission, pictured speaking at an Energeia event, said that the grant will allow Molloy to better understand how a variety of local issues came about.
Molloy receives $1.5 million to delve deeper into L.I. history
Molloy College is better equipped to begin unearthing the historical context behind some of Long Island’s economic and social issues after receiving a $1.5 million donation from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation. more
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Nassau County families brought large donations of emergency supplies to send to Texas in a tractor-trailer last weekend.
Returning the favor
Right-turn signals blinked in unison as cars lined up to make the right into The Cop Shop, a police apparel store on Broadway in Massapequa, where Long Island Lions Clubs were holding a Hurricane … more
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Rockville Centre resident Kiersten Brull, 7, right, with her friend Maeve Martin, raised money for Hurricane Harvey victims by selling seashells, iced tea and cookies.
Harvey aftermath sparks Rockville Centre support
Seven-year-old Kiersten Brull, of Rockville Centre, tended a makeshift stand at the Malibu Shore Club in Lido Beach over the holiday weekend. On her boogie board sat painted seashells with colorful designs, alongside iced tea and cookies. The going rate was printed on a neon-green sign: 50 cents to $2, depending on the shell’s size. Above it, bubble letters spelled out, “Please help the people hurt by Hurricane Harvey.” more
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Dinner in the Dark, a tradition of the Rockville Centre Lions Club for the last six years, drew more than 30 of the group’s members this year.
Dinner in the Dark benefits community causes
The Rockville Centre Lions Club held its sixth annual Dinner in the Dark event at the Hempstead Golf and Country Club on June 3 to help raise awareness to the challenges of those afflicted with blindness. more
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