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Stanley Mutterperl, a resident living at The Bristal in North Woodmere, has a soft spot for antique cars, having taken dozens of photographs of them during his life.
Classic car show revs up spirits at care home
It all started with a conversation between Steven Krieger and Stanley Mutterperl about classic cars. Mutterperl, who lives at The Bristal Assisted Living facility at North Woodmere, stumbled into … more
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Herbert and Elaine Sacks, who have spent six and a half decades together, were one of three couples who renewed their wedding vows recently at the Bristal.
Love was in the air during wedding vow renewals in Lynbrook
Three couples renewed their vows at the Bristal Assisted Living facility on June 26, as violinist Susan Mitchell played love songs. As part of the ceremony, Rabbi Susan Elkodsi, of the Malverne … more
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Myra Markowitz, left, and Steven Dobin celebrated their mother Henrietta’s 107th birthday at the Bristal Assisted Living at North Woodmere facility on Aug. 16.
East Rockaway resident living life to its fullest at 107
Nothing stops Henrietta Dobin, even at 107-years-old. more
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Martin and Helen Inwald held hands in a June 7 ceremony at which they renewed their vows.
Valley Stream couple renews vows in honor of 70th
Family members, friends and residents at The Bristal Assisted Living of North Woodmere gathered outside of the facility on June 7 to watch as Martin and Helen Inwald renewed their wedding vows in observance of Martin’s 95th birthday. more
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Cayla Goldstein, left, her mother, Janette, and sister, Allie, were among the 100 volunteers who took part in Mitzvah Day at Temple Emanu-El last year, making blankets for people in need. Congregants will team up with members of the Community Reform Temple of Westbury at this year’s event.
Temples teaming up for Mitzvah Day
Two East Meadow temples are teaming up to create positive change in the community this weekend — and they invite all residents to join their cause. Temple Emanu-El, at 123 Merrick Ave. will … more
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The Bristal houses a special neighborhood called Reflections, a comprehensive memory-care program that focuses on older adults who are facing early to mid-stage Alzheimer’s disease and related cognitive disorders.
Bristal honored for excellence, Alzheimer’s care
An East Meadow assisted-living center was honored among the top senior communities in the country for service excellence and Alzheimer’s care last month. Caring.com named the Bristal at East … more
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Nassau County Legislator Norma Gonsalves, of East Meadow, greeted more than 400 seniors at the dinner.
Seniors celebrate Thanksgiving with Kiwanis Club
The East Meadow Kiwanis Club treated hundreds of elderly community members to an afternoon of food and fun last Sunday at the 35th annual Senior Citizen Thanksgiving Dinner. The event was held in … more
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Seaford Teens recently made holiday cards for seniors at The Bristal in Massapequa.
Seaford spreads cheer to seniors
The Seaford Public Library is spreading holiday cheer with its new program geared to help seniors in the area. Two weeks ago, around 60 Seaford teens, ages 11 and up, took part in a project to create and decorate cards for seniors at the Bristal Assisted Living Facility in neighboring Massapequa. more
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The Bristal All-Stars squared off in a game last week in Baldwin Park to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the 1955 World Series between the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees.
No sign of slowing down
Sixty years ago, the Brooklyn Dodgers took on their cross-town rivals, the New York Yankees, in a thrilling seven-game World Series that saw the Dodgers come out on top. To commemorate the … more
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Camp Avenue Elementary School sixth-graders played hostesses and hosts at a Western-themed banquet for senior citizens from East Meadow’s The Bristal Assisted Living on May 15. Top row. from left, were Brianna Liossatos, Melanie Fiore, Haley Yegidis and Francesca Ward; bottom row, Bill and Caroline Rose, Gianna Smash and Michele Landro.
Camp Avenue students connect with seniors
The cowgirls and cowboys of North Merrick’s Camp Avenue Elementary School threw a hoedown for local senior citizens on May 15. more
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