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Mr. Dickens is Coming!’ — a one-man show that features Gerald Dickens, the great-great grandson of Charles Dickens, was put on last week at the East Meadow Public Library. The stage was set with the famous English author’s hat and cane.
East Meadow Library: A glimpse at the life of Charles Dickens
Last week, East Meadow Public Library patrons were immersed in the world, life and tales of Charles Dickens — the English novelist who created some of today’s best-known works and fictional characters throughout his lifetime. more
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Patrick Vulpi is battling a rare and aggressive form of ALS. Salisbury residents are doing their part to give back to his family, including his wife Michele, and daughter, Emma, who’ve long been integral parts of the greater-East Meadow community.
In Salisbury, Breakfast with Santa to benefit Vulpi family
The Vulpis, who have long been part of the East Meadow and Salisbury communities, are in need of some help this holiday season. Patrick Vulpi, 48, is battling a rare and aggressive form of ALS. more
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The St. Raphael’s CYO Winter Classic basketball tournament is one the East Meadow community looks forward annually. Brayden Schwarz, left, on the fifth-grade St. Raphael’s team, tries to manuever around two defenders, during a game on Feb. 24.
St. Raphael's Winter Classic a slam dunk for youth players
If you live in East Meadow and you love basketball, chances are you’re familiar with the annual Winter Classic basketball tournament in the gym at St. Raphael’s Roman Catholic Church. more
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Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could has some Grammy-nominated work. The library is welcoming groups all summer long.
Grammy-nominated Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could performs in East Meadow
The East Meadow Public Library welcomed Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could, a children’s music group, on Aug. 9. … more
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East Meadow High School students Amy Munoz, second from left, and Samantha Muggeo, second from right, were named as National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholars. They were joined by East Meadow High School Principal Richard Howard and high school counselor Nicole Liebowitz.
East Meadow students earn national recognition
The College Board announced that East Meadow High School students Amy Munoz and Samantha Muggeo were named as National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholars. more
Kindergartners at Parkway Elementary School in East Meadow learned about the basics of equal forces through a STEM activity on Feb. 2.
Learning about equal forces at East Meadow's Parkway Elementary
Kindergartners in Gabriella Banker’s class at Parkway Elementary School in East Meadow learned about the basics of equal forces through a STEM activity on Feb. 2. more
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Lauren Rodriguez, an East Meadow teen, earned her Gold Award, and was recently honored by the Girl Scouts of Nassau County.
Lauren Rodriguez receives Gold Award
The Girl Scouts of Nassau County recently celebrated 55 local Girl Scouts who are members of the 2023 Girl Scout Gold Award class who made a sustainable impact, addressing causes they care about in their communities. East Meadow resident Lauren Rodriguez was among the Girl Scouts throughout Nassau County who reached this milestone.   more
The Christmas tree was lit last week, in a ceremony that was full of holiday cheer.
At tree lighting, holiday cheer is abundant in East Meadow
East Meadow community organizations officially kicked off the holiday season on Dec. 7 at an annual tree lighting ceremony. more
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On Feb. 15, kindergartners at Meadowbrook Elementary School in East Meadow celebrated the end of their Kings & Queens unit with a royal ball.
A royal affair at Meadowbrook Elementary
Kindergarteners at Meadowbrook Elementary School in East Meadow celebrated the end of their Kings & Queens unit with a royal ball on Feb. 15. more
The Salisbury tree lighting went off successfully last week. Community leaders from both East Meadow and Salisbury were all part of the spectacle, in its 37th year.
Salisbury community lights up the night
It wouldn’t be the holiday season in Salisbury without its annual tree lighting, which takes place every year at the intersection of Carman Avenue and Lake Lane. more
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