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Store managers and volunteers from Stew Leonard’s, in East Meadow, handed out frozen birds to local community groups in Wantagh and other locations at the annual Turkey Brigade on Nov. 16.
A time of giving
It’s that time of year again. Stew Leonard’s annual Turkey Brigade kicked off the Thanksgiving holiday in the East Meadow store, distributing turkeys to organizations from across Nassau … more
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Newborn found at Wantagh Fire Dep’t
A newborn girl, with her umbilical cord still attached, was dropped off at Wantagh Fire Department headquarters, at 3470 Park Ave., on Thanksgiving Day at 11:46 a.m. more
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Rockin' those red pants
The versatile musician brings his Red Pants Band to the Long Island Children's Museum stage. more
Checking off a list of reasons why life is good
There are at least a couple of reasons why Thanksgiving is a favorite American holiday. One is that Americans have so much to be thankful for, and two, it’s non-sectarian. Everyone, of any religion or no religion, of any ethnicity or socio-economic status, can celebrate . . . more
Van Faivre and Paul Jeon had a snack of nuts and berries.
An old-school Thanksgiving
Kindergartners at East Broadway Elementary School experienced Thanksgiving last week in way they likely never have before. Dressed as Pilgrims and Indians, the students started out by making their own butter, then had a simple meal of nuts, berries and corn muffins. more
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There’s much to be thankful for
As Thanksgiving approaches, we asked citizens of all stripes from across the South Shore, high-profile and less so, what they are thankful for. more
Wantagh Middle School Student Council members Katie Duggan and Kaitlin Steingruebener and adviser Lisa Dunn with some of the food that has already been collected.
Wantagh students help out the needy
Students and staff at Wantagh Middle School have been in the giving spirit lately. With Thanksgiving and the holidays fast approaching, the school is doing its part to help out needy people in the community. more
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sabella Surace, left, and Olivia Gonsobski, both 10, were among the volunteers who sorted donations last Sunday for the Thanksgiving food drive at St. Frances de Chantal Church.
No family left unfed
“Everyone deserves to be treated the same on the holidays,” Miss Wantagh ambassador Emma Carey said. And that is exactly what the Miss Wantagh Court and Wantagh Boy Scout Troop 96 plan to do this holiday season. With cold weather settling in and Thanksgiving and Christmas around the corner, these youth organizations have decided to give back to the community in a big way with Operation: No Family left Unfed. more
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Forest Lake Elementary School teacher Christine Torrellas has played Mother Goose in the Thanksgiving Day Parade for the past seven years.
Wantagh teacher gets in character
While millions of Americans spent Thanksgiving morning watching the Macy’s Parade from their couches gearing up for an afternoon of feasting, many ventured into New York City to see the balloons and floats firsthand. more
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First-graders at Forest Lake Elementary School in Wantagh sang Thanksgiving-themed song for the rest of the student body on Nov. 19.
Celebrating Thanksgiving in Wantagh
Children in Wantagh, before enjoying their Thanksgiving feasts at home, got to celebrate the holiday in school. more
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