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Friends, from top, clockwise, Matthew Hudak, Henry Mahnken, Max Cashman, Miriam Zeldkin, Lisa Cashman, Keira Matthews, Valentina Atlas, Maggie Collier and Gabrielle Hudak played in the tulip beds of the Stenson Memorial Children’s Library.
A tea-rrific time at Sea Cliff’s Children’s Library
Sunday’s gray skies didn’t deter residents from visiting the Stenson Memorial Children’s Library for teatime, tulip watching and celebrating the bloom of Jackie’s secret … more
Lively political discourse dominated Indivisible South Shore’s meeting at Sip This in Valley Stream. From left were Patty Roblin, Linda Kampton, Icela Fischthal, Julie Pareles, Susan Rifkind, Janine Torresson and Gloria White.
Indivisible South Shore flexes its political muscles
A group of eight women from the Five Towns, Valley Stream and Massapequa Park fiercely believe that more honesty and principled thought need to be injected into the political process that produces government officials at every level. more
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Therese Hoarty, left, Madlen Young and Sylvia Tirella sipped tea at the Long Beach Historical Society’s International Tea Party on April 8 while the keynote speaker, Barbara Flak, discussed the history of tea.
Historical Society gets together for tea
The Long Beach Historical Society hosted its annual Tea Party on April 8. This year’s theme was “International Tea.” Guests were invited to sip tea while listening to a talk given by … more
Now look who’s doing the shouting at town hall meetings
Among Norman Rockwell’s most famous paintings are his “Freedom of Speech” series. One of them depicts an average citizen standing up at a town hall meeting . . . more
Looking toward the future, we should learn from the past
Like all national elections, the 2016 campaign has highlighted the fact that there are a large number of Americans who are angry at their government and are desperately seeking an agent of change. Many of them . . . more
Patrick Kiernan had fun dressing in his wacky hat last week.
Hanging on to their hats
About three dozen children went completely bonkers at the Seaford Pubic Library’s 19th annual Mad Hatter’s Tea Party on Feb. 17. Hosted by the Friends of the Seaford Library, children ages 3 through 9 had fun dressing in wacky hats, creating Cheshire cat masks, and enjoying scenes from Walt Disney’s classic animation “Alice in Wonderland.” more
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Trump and Sanders? Primaries for the history books
On Monday, Republican and Democratic delegates from around the great state of Iowa will hold district conventions, at which attendees in their respective precincts will mark the names of the presidential candidates they support. Votes will be counted in each precinct . . . more
Kathryn McLaughlin curled up with her teddy bear for the movie.
Teddy bear tea tradition lives on
More than 25 children, accompanied by their favorite teddy bears, sipped on some “tea” and enjoyed tasty treats on Dec. 11 at the 26th annual Teddy Bear Tea Party at the Seaford Public Library. more
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The Halloweening of U.S. politics, take two
Five years ago, just before the 2010 midterm elections, I leapt at what I thought was a one-time opportunity to compare the political landscape to a mean-spirited Halloween trick. Rage was all the rage that season . . . more
Peter King for president. No kidding.
Given that I’m a registered Democrat, it takes a lot of nerve for me to tell a politician in the Republican Party what he or she should do. But, having the luxury of this column . . . more
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