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The Cedarhurst village board held a public hearing at Lawrence High School on June 8 on the proposed Pearsall Project. From left were Village Administrator Sal Evola, Trustees Daniel Plaut and Israel Wasser, Mayor Benjamin Weinstock, Trustee Myrna Zisman, Deputy Mayor Ari Brown, Village Attorney Evan Newman and planning and zoning consultant James Antonelli.
Pearsall Project stirs up Cedarhurst neighbors
Nearly every resident who spoke in opposition to the proposed Pearsall Project in Cedarhurst at a public hearing on June 8 reflected the anger that community members expressed as far back as a meeting last August. more
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Seaford 9/11 Committee President Kenneth Haskell, far left, and Seaford High School Principal Scott Bersin, far right, congratulated Patriot Award recipients Kenny Haskell, left, Allison Palermo, Patrick Kern, April Pensa and Chris Barrieros.
Seaford remembers 9/11 at Patriot Award Dinner
The Seaford community gathered on June 26 for the 15th annual Patriot Award Dinner, held at the Woodbury Country Club.  Five graduating Seaford High School seniors received scholarship awards … more
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John Cameron, of Rockville Centre, founder of Woodbury-based Cameron Engineering and Associates, was honored last Friday with Vision Long Island’s Regional Leadership Award.
Smart Growth Awards honor L.I. visionaries
Richard and Lisa Schary, founders of the Friends of Massapequa Preserve, stood at the entrance of the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury on Friday, eager to find John Cameron, of Rockville Centre, … more
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Student Honorees, from left, Colleen Digney, Dana Duggan, Nicholas Liuzzi, Sarah Sass and Kelly Wolfson with Seaford Historical Society Vice President Frank Allaire, the Rev. Ronald Klose and Seaford Fire Chief Rob Podesta, were presented with Patriot Awards on June 27 at the Woodbury Country Club.
Patriot awards honor service to Seaford
It was a proud and humbling night for five graduating Seaford High School seniors who received scholarship awards in honor of the five alumni who died in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. more
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Peter Ray, owner of the AG Electrical Supply Company in Bellmore, was installed as the Bellmore Chamber of Commerce president last Saturday.
Bellmore Chamber honors local leaders
The Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores pulled out all the stops to honor its Chamber Member of the Year, Community Person of the Year, Board Member of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Award winner at the Woodbury Country Club on Jan. 16. more
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Bellmore Chamber of Commerce Board members joined Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray, center, and Nassau County Legislator Dave Denenberg, third from right, in celebrating at the organization’s annual installation dinner.
Bellmore chamber installs board, honors members
The Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores reflected on the past year by honoring members, in addition to looking forward by swearing in the organization’s new board, at its annual installation ceremony last Saturday. more
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Roberta Gochman, Dawn Molinari and Kerry Doyle, from left, enjoyed the festivities at the Robbie Levine Foundation’s annual Dealing with Hearts Gala.
Forever 9 Foundation hosts Hearts Gala at Crest Hollow
For the fifth year, the Bellmore-Merrick community gathered for Forever 9: The Robbie Levine Foundation’s annual Dealing with Hearts Gala. more
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Bellmore-Merrick teachers honored for classroom excellence
everal Bellmore-Merrick educators were recently honored at the 13th Annual Bellmore-Merrick Central School District Teachers' Awards Dinner Dance, which was held at the Woodbury Country Club. more
Debby Izzo, owner of the Dirty Dawg, was installed on Saturday as the Bellmore Chamber of Commerce president by Hempstead Town Councilman Gary Hudes, owner of Gennaro Jewelers in Bellmore and a former chamber president.
Bellmore Chamber honors its own
The Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores celebrated in high style at the business organization’s annual Installation Dinner Dance at the Woodbury Country Club on Jan. 21. more
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Three Kennedy High School seniors did well at the recent Long Island Science and Engineering Fair. They were, from left, Greg Manis, Amanda Lindner and Matthew Gallitto. Manis took first place, which earned him a trip to California to compete in the International Science and Engineering Fair.
Kennedy researchers score big at L.I. science fair
Kennedy senior Greg Manis describes himself as “chief geek” of the high school’s science club. To begin to understand Manis’s world, you probably have to be one of the club’s assistant geeks. more
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