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Business center opens at Merrick Library Wing
Merrick Library employees, Chamber of Commerce members and local officials gathered on March 27 at the Merrick Library Wing, 2369 Merrick Ave., a block south of the main library, for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the opening of its new business center. more
Rob Wittman and Matt Kourie of BestWingsLI.com and Co-Owners of The New York Best Wings Festival.
Wing lovers flocking
Two Oceanside men, Matt Kourie and Rob Wittman, are not only good friends but they also share the love for a spectacular chicken wing. This alliance has turned the two musicians into full blown bona … more
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Merrick Library opening business center
The Merrick Library is opening a business center at which independent contractors such as academic tutors and financial advisers can meet with clients, or job prospects can engage in online interviews more
Dip away with a robust, creamy Buffalo Chicken Dip or a creative take on guacamole, such as a Bacon Avocado Dip.
Score big on Super Sunday
The biggest sports day of the year commands attention from most of us on Sunday — when the action centers around that TV screen. more
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RVC Lanes will host Maple Pointe’s Bowling for Breasts fundraiser on Oct. 24.
Maple Pointe bowls for breast cancer
Maple Pointe Assisted Living will be holding its annual Bowling For Breasts fundraiser on Oct. 24, continuing its month-long mission to raise money for the South Nassau Communities Hospital breast cancer program. more
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WINGS program teacher Wendy Leavin with WINGS students Nicholas Mamay, Ava Bayat, Isabella Heo, Rebecca Sirof, James Edom, Katie Costello, Samuel Small, Andrew Hanlon, T.J. Rogers, Jasper Seabold and Brian Campanelli.
WINGS students learn justice system’s ropes
Wendy Leavin, who teaches fourth-, fifth- and sixth-graders in the North Merrick School District’s gifted program, WINGS, says she likes her lessons to be pertinent to the real world ... more
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Julia Manson, left, and Jessica Zhang created an exhibit that looked at how the Industrial Revolution, which began circa 1750, spurred climate change. As part of the North Merrick WINGS program, they were two of 11 students who assembled a climate change museum last Thursday.
WINGS students create climate museum
With maps, drawings, photographs and interactive displays demonstrating the deleterious effects of climate change covering nearly inch of Fayette Elementary School’s library, you might have mistaken the room for an office of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. more
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Catherine DelCastillo and Danny Ferro met at a drama workshop at Central High School in 2007 and now are forming a theater troupe.
Theater lovers seek local talent
A pair of theater-loving friends will be taking their shared passion and creating a show that they hope will delight audiences while also giving fellow Valley Streamers a creative outlet this summer. more
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Serve up some winning bites on your game day menu.
Super Sunday entertaining
The biggest sports day of the year arrives on Sunday: a day when many of us will be in on the action. Get your game on with some tempting treats that are sure to score big with your guests. more
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When insanity reigns in Washington
So let me get this straight. The Republican-led House of Representatives voted more than 40 times to repeal the Affordable Care Act of 2010, a.k.a. Obamacare, but failed to do so. more
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