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Isabella Mendez, left, and her sister Nicole got to spend a few minutes with the busy man from the North Pole on Dec. 10 at the Community Association of Stewart Avenue’s holiday lighting in Salisbury. Helping Santa as a guest elf was Luann Muller, right, of the East Meadow Fire Department. More photos, page 11.
A Salisbury holiday celebration
Hot cocoa, seasonal jingles and a visit from Santa Claus highlighted the festivities at the Community Association of Stewart Avenue’s annual holiday lighting on Dec. 10.  People of … more
Participating students from East Meadow High School who attended The Believe Symposium.
Don't stop believing at EMHS
On Nov. 15, East Meadow High School sent 22 students to The Believe Symposium at the Hyatt Regency in Hauppauge. This event was dedicated to inspiring and motivating young adults through keynote … more
Booker T. Gibson, 80, was a witness to history during the civil rights era. Now he’s a professional musician who plays at the upscale Irish Coffee Pub in East Islip. He is pictured above at home in North Merrick.
Booker T. Gibson, witness to history
Second of two parts. On Aug. 28, 1963, Booker T. Gibson made his way to the National Mall in Washington, D.C. “It was hot. In August, it was hot,” Gibson said during a recent interview, stressing the word “hot.” more
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Max Schonfeld, an East Meadow High School graduate, now plays for Division II Molloy College.
Former Jet prepares for college ball
Max Schonfeld, an East Meadow High School graduate, is preparing for his first spring season for Molloy College.  Before he began fall training, Schonfeld shined as a pitcher for the … more
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East Meadow High School on 101 Carman Avenue in East Meadow.
Power outage led to early dismissal at EMHS
One wrong step by a squirrel put East Meadow High School knocked the power out for nearly three hours last Friday. more
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Sitting at the head of the table, the panel of young people addressed the problems they saw with the island they love.
In their own words
Part four of the series "Plugging the Brain Drain." During Vision Long Island’s ninth annual Smart Growth Summit, there was a group of young people in a small conference room during the … more
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Booker T. Gibson, a nearly lifelong Merrick resident, was the first African-American teacher at South Junior-Senior High School in Valley Stream. He was joined by his wife of 39 years, Frances, also a music teacher, at their North Merrick home.
Breaking racial barriers at every turn
By his own admission, Booker T. Gibson wasn’t the most athletic student at Mepham High School in Bellmore in the 1940s, so becoming popular at a school that placed a high value on success in sports –– in particular, in wrestling –– was no easy feat. But, man, could Gibson play boogie-woogie piano, and at the time this highly rhythmic style of the blues ruled the airwaves. more
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Bowling Green K-Kids Adviser Rich Santer offered directions to Kaitlyn Weydig, Danielle Hallet and Kira Gruber as they helped the East Meadow Kiwanis assemble Thanksgiving food baskets on Nov. 19 at W.T. Clarke High School. The next morning, volunteers picked up and delivered the food to families in need in time for the holiday.
Kiwanis delivers for Thanksgiving
The record was broken — again. The Kiwanis Club of East Meadow reported that it served a total of 120 families in time for Thanksgiving.   Unlike most record-breaking achievements, … more
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Dora and Dom Serio spent time with Marie Iamunno.
East Meadow gives thanks
The East Meadow Kiwanis Senior Citizens Thanksgiving Luncheon was held for the 30th time last Sunday at East Meadow High School.  More than 500 senior citizens from the community enjoyed … more
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A heads-up on concussions
Concussions are not to be taken lightly. They have become a serious issue and have taken the national stage, especially after the National Football League recently decided to stiffen penalties for … more
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