Oceanside Kiwanis Super Bowl Sunday breakfast a success

Posted Friday, February 16, 2024 11:58 am

Joe Cibellis, far left above, Mike Graham, Bob Transom, Biagio Rosano and Monte Leeper had a flippin’ good time at the annual Oceanside Kiwanis Pancake breakfast last Sunday.

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From near right are Tony Iovino, Biagio Rosano, Congressman Anthony D’Esposito, Mike Graham, Nancy Baxter,Eric Abbey and Joe Ponte.

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Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé joined the Oceanside Kiwanis and the greater Oceanside community for their annual Super Bowl Sunday Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, Feb. 11.

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A nearly 20-year tradition continued in Oceanside on Super Bowl Sunday.

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Oceanside community members enjoyed a delicious Super Bowl morning breakfast.

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Oceanside Schools Superintendent Phyliss Harrington and assistant superintendent of curriculum Diane Provvido had a fun morning engaging with the community.

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Oceanside Kiwanis got together for a fun morning of pancake making and eating.

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By Kepherd Daniel

In the tradition of the Oceanside Kiwanis, the group annual’s pancake breakfast, took on the aura of the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory. Local politicians stopped by at St. Anthony’s R.C. Church cafeteria on Sunday, Feb. 11 to show support as residents and Kiwanis members enjoyed pancakes, eggs, bagels,bacon and sausages.

There were also activities and free face painting for young attendees to enjoy between all the foods. Games, prizes and 50/50 raffles were also available to enjoy. All proceeds went to supporting Kamp Kiwanis and other Kiwanis youth programs.

“It’s always wonderful to be with the Oceanside Kiwanis Club for a family-friendly tradition that brings our community together and raises funds for so many worthwhile endeavors,” said Legislator Debra Mulé.

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