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An entertaining afternoon for picnickers
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Students from Cristina’s Dance Unlimited performed at the Wantagh Community Picnic, which drew about 200 people to Wantagh Park last Saturday.
Lions Club members Larry Lamendola and Matthew Salhuana worked the grill.
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Jayden Clark, 5, took part in the water balloon toss.
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Olivia D’Antonio painted 5-year-old Julianna Spahr’s face
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Troop 3133 Girl Scouts Mary McKenna and Sabrina Galkinski watched as Ella Cetina came up with a way she could make a difference in Wantagh.
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Teens from the St. Frances Theatre Group entertained the crowd with songs from last month’s performance of “Grease.”
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Wantagh High School Key Club member Gavin Guerrera helped out with the sack race.
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Teens from the St. Frances Theatre Group entertained the crowd with songs from last month’s performance of “Grease.”
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Children from the St. Frances Theatre Group performed scenes from "Seussical."
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An inflatable slide delighted children.
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Volleyball games kept local teens entertained.
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Students from Cristina’s Dance Unlimited performed.
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The Miss Wantagh Court present and future was on hand.
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Many adults and teens volunteered their time at the event.
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The Wantagh Lions Club, in partnership with the Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club, hosted the second annual community picnic at Wantagh Park on June 4.
There were games for the kids, entertainment, and hamburgers and hot dogs cooked up by Lions Club members. Several vendors also promoted their businesses. All activities were free.
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