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sixth-graders Esther Roy, far left, Olivia Biju and Delila Stevens measure salt to make lavender-scented playdough for their COPE mini-club at Woodland. The club, run by two guidance counselors, focuses on teaching the students healthy ways to de-stress.
Mini-clubs let middle-schoolers try new activities
Trying out a new skill or wanting to learn something different can be daunting, especially if you’re not sure you want to commit the time to a class or year-long club. Luckily for middle school … more
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As Angelo got more into speedcubing, Faye thought that starting a club would be a cool idea. From there, two workshops were created to teach other kids how to speed cube.
Welcome to the world of speedcubing
Many new hobbies came out of the coronavirus pandemic, and it was no different for 12-year-old Angelo Dungca. An idea that came out of his parents watching a Netflix documentary soon became a new … more
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Remediation projects for the East Meadow well sites are underway. Money for these cleanups came from bond resolutions, along with state and federal grants.
Step by step, ridding East Meadow’s water of chemicals
There are 13 ongoing water remediation projects for the Town of Hempstead’s Water Department including three related to water in East Meadow. The East Meadow project includes wells 1 and 3 on … more
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Bill Katz taught many students how to play the bassoon and other woodwinds, but he was also a renowned conductor.
Even in his 90s, Bill Katz kept teaching
The basement in the Katz’s East Meadow home is silent. On any given day for more than five decades, the sound of students working to master the bassoon and other woodwind instruments consumed … more
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The animatronic pets make lifelike sounds and movements, and are meant to bring companionship.
Seniors at the A. Holly Patterson facility in Uniondale receive new friend
Seniors at the A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility in Uniondale — an extension of Nassau University Medical Center — received a new furry friend on Jan. 13. Except these pets don’t … more
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William Ferro took over as director for the East Meadow Public Library on Dec. 1. He has over 30 years of experience in the library system.
William Ferro is the new library leader for East Meadow
William Ferro is a new face at the East Meadow Public Library, but the new director has worked in libraries since he was a sophomore at Hewlett High School, starting as a paid page working his way up … more
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The Town of Hempstead received $5 million through the Omnibus spending bill passed by Congress last month.
Cleaning East Meadow’s water
This is the first of two stories examining dioxane water-mitigation projects. The Town of Hempstead has received $5 million from Washington to continue improving East Meadow’s drinking water. … more
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Sophomores Alissa Mili, left, and Annabella Lanzer were chosen by school officials to represent East Meadow High School at the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership seminar.
Two East Meadow High School sophomores named leadership ambassadors
Two East Meadow High School sophomores were recently selected to represent their school in an elite national leadership conference. Alissa Mili was chosen as a Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership … more
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Graffiti can be seen throughout the area. Every time it is painted over, it reappears.
Vandalism at the bird sanctuary
Many aren’t aware of the bird sanctuary just off Tremont Place in East Meadow. This area of land, behind Speno Park, has been left to wildlife for more than 25 years. More than 50 species of … more
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Charlie Franza was so excited to see everyone come out for his 100th birthday celebration on Jan. 7.
A milestone birthday for this resident and vet
Italo Charles “Charlie” Franza experienced a milestone birthday on Jan. 5, and on Jan. 7, nearly 50 residents at the Meadows at Mitchell Field — where Franza resides —, along with public … more
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