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Longtime Hewlett resident and professor emeritus Dr. Paul Shelden played a soprano saxophone he designed that was made by his company, Diplomatte Musical Instruments.
Paul Shelden’s music-filled life ends at 79
Paul Shelden was a musician who performed with big stars, but his most important role was as a husband and father who thought nothing of sticking his arm down a restaurant toilet to retrieve his … more
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Michael Perrotta was known as a fun-loving person who enjoyed a wide range of activities, including fishing.
Hewlett High grad Michael Perrotta dies of Covid-19
Bill Crandall and Michael Perrotta met as children at the playground and knew each other for at least 60 years, Crandall said, so after Perrotta, 70, died on April 23 from Covid-19, Crandall took to the Five Towns Area History group page to remember his lifelong friend.   more
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Marie Caronia worked at the Five Towns Community Center for nearly 50 years spanning from 1968 to 2018.
Inwood native Marie Caronia dies at 84
To her family and friends, Marie Caronia was an iconic figure in the Inwood community. The lifelong Inwood resident Caronia died on March 28 from the coronavirus, she was 84. Born on December … more
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Dr. Barry Fisher with Molly, one of his two dogs, in 2019.
Atlantic Beach native and renowned sports doctor Barry Fisher dies at 69
When it came to professional sports in New York and medical related issues, Dr. Barry G. Fisher was at the forefront of advising teams and athletes in his career. more
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Far Rockaway native Sidney Soloway was the owner of Inwood-based PIP Printing from 1990 to 2005.
Far Rockaway native Sidney Soloway dies at 90
According to his son Sheldon, Far Rockaway native Sidney Soloway was a loving husband and father who always put his family first.  more
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Lawrence native Harvey Sheff was a star basketball player for the now closed Hebrew Institute of Long Island and at Yeshiva University.
Lawrence native Harvey Sheff dies at 59
Lawrence native Harvey Jay Sheff was known as a mensch, a Yiddish word that encapsulates a person’s capacity for being all the things we admire: smart, athletic, considerate and polite. more
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Lawrence native Steven Good, 62
Steven Good, devoted son of Maxine Brickner Good and Howard Good, died in Boynton Beach, Fla. on Jan. 10. He was 62. more
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Shirley Buchman, 99
One week after turning 99, Shirley Buchman died peacefully in her sleep, according to daughter Jacqueline Handel, of Lawrence. more
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Five Towns native Jake Burton Carpenter revolutionized the sport of snowboarding. He died on Nov. 20 at 65.
Jake Burton Carpenter, dies at 65
Before Five Towns native Jake Burton Carpenter revolutionized winter sports and extended his influence across the world, he grew up in Cedarhurst and Lawrence, and was known to his friends as a comedian. more
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Lifelong Inwood resident Charles P. Ashby was a part of history and made a significant impact on his community through 100 years of life.
Saying goodbye to lifelong Inwood resident Charles ‘Percy’ Ashby at 100
Whether the 6-1 Charles P. Ashby was in the choir loft of Bethel African Methodist Church, on a World War II battlefield, working in the business world or in his Five Towns community, the lifelong Inwood resident stood tall. more
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