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Turning the attic into living space
Q. We’re trying to figure out a way to have our daughter’s family move into our attic space above our one-story home, which is large, and we want to create privacy by giving them their own entrance. more
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A group of girls and their parents and guardians filled 3D’s Community Empowerment Center on Seaman Avenue on June 8 for the second annual Red Carpet Ceremony hosted by the local nonprofit organization Save Our Daughters Too.
Local nonprofit hosts Red Carpet Ceremony
Save Our Daughters Too, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to educating, inspiring and empowering young women with life skills, hosted its 2nd annual Red Carpet Ceremony to celebrate girls’ … more
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One year later, heading to the hills again
As a child of the Rockaways, I have always thrived on salt air. I had sand in my shoes from the time I could walk, and the rhythm of the waves somehow syncs with my heart. For us Long Islanders . . . more
Flood family remember the stillborn baby girl they lost 10 years ago. From left in a photo taken two years ago were Charlotte, Tara, Mike and Judith.
Seaford family remembers daughter with toy drive
For Mike and Tara Flood, of Seaford, the Christmas season is an emotional time, as the couple remember the baby girl they lost 10 years ago. more
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During the closing ceremony of the eight-week summer program of the I Am Worthy Leadership workshops, the nine of the 14 teenage girls from Freeport and other parts of Nassau and Suffolk counties were presented with certificates of recognition on Aug. 25 at the Freeport Methodist Church.
Girl power!
The afternoon faded into a swirl of dance as nine teenage girls formed a semicircle around Briana Bennett, of Dancing with Expressions, on Aug. 25. Bennett delicately raised both arms with her … more
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Wantagh Resident Ellen Cook, left, Mary Wagner, Sandy Leonard, Regina Pinto and Johanna Livesay say they are all proud to be part of the Jerusalem Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Wantagh Daughters of the American Revolution chapter preserves the past
Ellen Cook, Sandy Leonard, Mary Wagner and Johanna Livesay gasped when Regina Pinto described Henry Senter, her ancestor and a patriot of the American Revolution. Senter was 16 when he fought in the … more
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Shown from left are: Regent Martha Meyer of Baldwin; Kathryn Travers of Rockville Centre; Nancy Vernon of Wantagh; Nancy Giaretti of Bellmore; Lydia Donoghue of Franklin Square; Sally Boggan of Merrick; Lori Poletti of Deer Park; Ann Poletti of Babylon; Susan DiVisconti of North Merrick, and Vice Regent Mary Jo O’Hagan of Baldwin. The chapter meets at the Freeport Public Library.
A Merry Christmas to South Carolina
Members of the local Ruth Floyd Woodhull chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution met on Dec. 5 to fill Christmas stockings for the girls who live in the New York … more
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court Bishop Kellenberg recently announced the winners of their annual education contest.
Catholic group congratulates contest winners
A North Merrick-based Catholic organization recently congratulated local children for their outstanding contributions to an annual competition that is designed to celebrate the arts.The Catholic … more
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The William S. Covert Elementary School held a special Valentines Day Father/Daughter Sweetheart Dance on Feb. 6. Daughters and their dads came to the school to celebrate their special relationship, and have a lot of fun with friends while doing it. Here, many girls sang along together with the DJ while they were dancing.
A special night for dads and daughters
On Feb. 6, Covert Elementary School got a jump-start on Valentine’s Day with a special Father/Daughter Sweetheart Dance. Dads and their daughters came to the school gym (with a few moms, too) … more
Can we really legislate sexual behavior?
As we prepare our young women for college, we must not forget “the talk” about how they can keep themselves safe. more
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