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Members of the eighth-grade bands in East Meadow’s middle schools will learn and play alongside Dallas Brass, a renowned quintet based in Texas, on Oct. 22.
East Meadow bands are hitting the right notes alongside Dallas Brass
Dallas Brass, a quintet that performs patriotic, classical and modern music, will visit students at East Meadow School District on Oct. 22, and conduct a workshop designed to introduce eighth-grade band members to the world of professional musicianship. more
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Honorees at the 2024 Women of Distinction ceremony, held at the Plainview-Old Bethpage Library on Sept. 26, were recognized for their outstanding contributions to the community.
A celebration of 18 outstanding female leaders in New York State Senate District 5
Over a dozen women in the 5th State Senate District were honored during ceremonies at the Plainview-Old Bethpage Library in Plainview last month. Among the honorees were two women from East Meadow, two women from Bellmore and North Bellmore, one woman from Merrick, and one woman from Westbury. more
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You’re never too young to learn about fire safety, and that was the case at Sunday’s Open House with the East Meadow Fire Department. Jaxon M’Gee 3, and Robert Weeks, 6, were dressed in fitting attire.
East Meadow firefighters open doors for a day of safety and learning
The East Meadow Fire Department once again opened its doors to the public for the Annual Fire Prevention Open House. more
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Walkers took steps for a brighter future at the Alzheimer’s Association annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Eisenhower Park.
Steps of hope at Long Island's Walk to End Alzheimer's
The 2024 Walk to End Alzheimer’s — the Alzheimer’s Association’s largest annual fundraiser — returned to East Meadow on Oct. 6 to support breakthrough research and quality-of-life care for people with dementia. more
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The Nassau County community and police officers came together for National Coffee with a Cop Day on Oct. 2 at R.S. Beanery Coffee & Cocktails.
Nassau County brews trust with local police on Coffee with a Cop Day
Over a steaming cup of coffee, Nassau County residents got the chance to chat, connect, and brew up new relationships with local police officers during National Coffee with a Cop Day on Oct. 2. more
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At the East Meadow American Legion’s annual fundraiser were, above, Lenny Volpe, far left, an Air Force veteran and the post’s commander; Kevin Kamper from the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce; John Priest of the East Meadow Fire Department; Mark Papagni, commander of Sons of the American Legion; Ross Schiller, a vice president with the East Meadow Chamber; and Ryan Parkman, of the East Meadow Chamber.
Community offers support to East Meadow’s American Legion
A packed house attended the annual fundraiser for American Legion Post 1082 in East Meadow on Sept. 15, drawing crowds of community members and organizations that came out to support the post, and its many ventures that it participates in throughout the year. more
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Nassau Hall of Fame honors for East Meadow’s Rich Ohrnberger
Rich Ohrnberger enjoyed a legendary high school football career at East Meadow before graduating in 2004 and went on to star at Penn State University and play five seasons in the NFL as an offensive lineman. more
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W.T. Clarke High School senior Ava Giannitelli, center, was selected as a merit award winner for the Long Island Scholar-Artist Award. Also pictured is Clarke music teacher and Band Director Molly Tittler-Ingoglia, left, and Clarke Chairperson of Music Michelle Shmuel.
East Meadow Schools: Clarke High School senior earns top award
The East Meadow School District announced last week that W.T. Clarke High School senior Ava Giannitelli was selected as a merit award winner for the Long Island Scholar-Artist Award. more
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Retired baseball player Dwight Gooden, a former Cy Young Award winner and World Series champion with the Mets and Yankees, served as an honorary ambassador for this year’s walk. Dwight Gooden, with David German and Chuck Fuschillo, the chief executive of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America.
In Eisenhower Park, taking steps for Alzheimer’s awareness
Community members in Nassau County laced up their walking shoes last weekend to join the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America for its annual Alzheimer’s Walk in the Park, held on Saturday, Sept. 28, from 9 a.m. to noon in Eisenhower Park. more
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At a League of Women Voters meeting on Sept. 18, American legal scholar Wilfred Codrington discussed the history of the Electoral College and its impact on presidential elections.
League of Women Voters hosts Electoral College discussion
As Election Day approaches, the League of Women Voters of East Nassau hosted a presentation on Sept. 18 to educate voters about the Electoral College and its role in selecting presidents. more
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