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Shopping in the dark at the Stop N Shop on Brunside Avenue in Inwood.
FEMA to aid Nassau County residents and business owners
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will open for homeowners, renters and business owners who sustained as a result of Hurricane Sandy. more
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is one of several organizations helping those in need in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Relief efforts in full swing
Thousands of Long Islanders had their homes and property destroyed during Hurricane Sandy and are now left to pick up the pieces. Fortunately for all, several nation organizations have been working around the clock in recent weeks to lend a helping hand. more
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Remembering East Meadow firefighter James Landrigan on Park Avenue
Donna Landrigan said she remembers the sounds of the fire department radio coming through her house when she was growing up. Her father, James Landrigan, was a member of the East Meadow Fire … more
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The Kiwanis Club of East Meadow hosted its fourth annual pack-a-backpack fundraiser, collecting school supplies for students in need. Club members dropped off donations at the Salisbury School last week.
Kiwanis of East Meadow gives back to students in need
The Kiwanis Club of East Meadow helped community members once again offset their back-to-school expenses. more
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The Kiwanis Club of East Meadow honored the legacy of Frank Saracino during its annual holiday dinner for seniors and members of the military. Saracino started the event in 1978. Mike Leake, the event’s caterer and chair, joins Joan Saracino, Frank’s wife.
At annual East Meadow Kiwanis dinner, legacy of Frank Saracino remembered
A few weeks after the event, the Kiwanis Club of East Meadow is reflecting on another successful holiday dinner for seniors and veterans in the community. This year, under a new name, the Frank Saracino Memorial Senior & Military Dinner served roughly 300 people in the gymnasium of East Meadow High School in late November. more
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The HooDoo Loungers, a soul and New Orleans Swing group, performed at the East Meadow Public Library last month, drawing in a packed house.
HooDoo Loungers bring an electric performance to crowd at East Meadow library
If you live in East Meadow and were looking for a concert that was a blend of classic soul and New Orleans Swing, then the only place to be was the HooDoo Loungers performance at the East Meadow Public Library. more
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East Meadow School District students participated in the Long Island Youth Wellness Summit last week, where they learned about mental health and wellness. W.T. Clarke High School junior Jordan Levin, and sophomores Adrianna Fearon, Althea Borieo and Allison Sanchez at the summit.
East Meadow students, staff take part in wellness summit
Over the last four years, students in Nassau and Suffolk County have had the opportunity to attend the Long Island Youth Wellness Summit, sponsored by the New Jersey-based Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide. more
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Do I smell pancakes? East Meadow Kiwanis serves up some flapjacks to raise funds
East Meadow Kiwanis members donned their aprons and chef hats for the club’s annual pancake breakfast fundraiser on June 4. Hundreds of community members spent their Sunday eating yummy … more
East Meadow artist Cassandra Jones enlisted help from volunteers this year, as she’s affected by four autoimmune diseases. Her health issues have not slowed her down, however, and for the last three year’s she’s been part of the magical event on Long Island’s North Shore.
East Meadow artist Cass Jones paints annual Long Island holiday display
East Meadow artist Cassandra Jones has brought the spirit of the holidays to life once again to the Huntington Holiday Spectacular. People from all over Long Island have flocked to Huntington’s downtown to see a 75-foot-tall Christmas tree, an abundance of holiday décor — and Jones’s painted snowflakes. more
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W.T. Clarke High School special education students in Jen Sobieski and Kerrie D’Angelone’s classes have been collecting baby clothing and accessories for Love Nana, an organization in Rockville Centre. The drive will continue through May.
W.T. Clarke students give back to babies in need
Students in W.T. Clarke's High School special education classes are running a drive for Love, Nana, a Rockville Centre based organization, that creates baby bundles that are donated to young mothers and families in need. more
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