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Mark Bonilla and his attorney, Adrian DiLuzio, from left, left First District Court in July after hearing Justice Sharon Gianelli issue her verdict in Bonilla’s criminal case.
Bonilla sentenced to community service, fine
Mark Bonilla of Bellmore, the former Town of Hempstead clerk, was sentenced to community service and a fine on Monday. Bonilla was found guilty of one count of official misconduct stemming from sexual harassment allegations, which were investigated by town officials last year, on July 25. Justice Sharon Gianelli decided the case alone because Bonilla waived his right to a jury trial. He faced up to one year in jail prior to sentencing. more
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Members of the Valley Stream Leo’s Club are mostly from Elmont Memorial High School and perform a range of community service activities.
Leo’s Club makes it mark
Serving the community has long been the mission of the Valley Stream Lions Club, a group of dedicated men and women who meet twice a month to think up ways to help others. more
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Lucas Santora, front, prepares for the show with his band, Bailout 42.
Local bands jam for Sandy
Local bands will rock the green at St. Marks’s Church in Rockville Centre on Saturday, July 20, in a Sandy relief concert to benefit Oceanside Community Service. “When the storm hit, Rockville … more
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Firefighters tom Cesiro, James Stiner, Brendan Combs, Ed Scharfberg, Charles Artino and Michael Marciano helped out at the OCS Holiday Party.
Making sure Oceanside has a good holiday
Oceanside Community Service held a holiday party in the week before Christmas, giving everyone in Oceanside a chance to make sure that Hurricane Sandy didn’t ruin the season. Held at Oceanside … more
Hundreds of residents and volunteers came to the high school on Thanksgiving for the largest holiday dinner ever.
Feeding a community in need
Charity is nothing new to Oceansiders. Normally, the Oceanside Interfaith Council hosts a free Thanksgiving dinner for residents at St. Anthony’s church. But with the increase in need this year due … more
Thankful, even after Sandy
It seems like Hurricane Sandy hit just yesterday, leaving devastation in its wake that no one was prepared for. In the aftermath of the storm, many people have been so caught up in trying to … more
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Why am I on the East Meadow School Board?
A new school year is beginning. The school board will dutifully meet to tend to the business end of the beginning of our educational process. more
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Tim Sarro got plenty of assistance from fellow scouts to clean up an overgrown property on Rockaway Parkway for a local couple.
Eagle Scout hopefuls aid residents, veterans
The home of a disabled Valley Stream couple was in need of a little TLC and Boy Scout Tim Sarro answered the call to help. more
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Finnegan Corcoran-Doolin, 7, with his parents, Lauren and Kevin. Finnegan collected more than 100 items for a family who lost their home to a fire.
Bellmore first-grader helps family in need
The 100th day of school has been celebrated in elementary schools for over a decade. Typically, children collect items by the hundreds to mark the occasion. When 7-year-old Finnegan Corcoran-Doolin was told his first-grade class at Reinhard Elementary School in Bellmore would celebrate the 100th day of school, he jumped into action. more
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Past Our Prime Softball League honors local high school seniors
It was a night to honor a future generation at the annual POPS 40 and Over softball league scholarship ceremony held June 18 at the Merrick Public Library. POPS (which stands for “Past Our Prime … more
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