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In praise of those who come to help
Our schools, our businesses, our town departments that maintain the roads and infrastructure and the village and county police units that patrol our streets all contribute to the quality of life we enjoy here on the South Shore. more
Alex Hampton ignited Molloy's comeback victory over Queens in the conference opener.
Promising start for Molloy
First-year Molloy women’s basketball coach Kate Lynch likes what she sees so far from the Lady Lions, who won their East Coast Conference opener in comeback fashion, 70-66, over Queens College on the final day of November as part of a promising start. more
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Senior forward John Petrucelli, left, is off to a big start for the Lions with 152 points (21.7 avg.) through nine games.
Strong foundation leads Molloy
After winning 13 of 18 games against East Coast Conference rivals last season on the way to an 18-10 record, Molloy College’s men’s basketball team began its 2013-14 ECC schedule on a positive note by knocking off Queens. more
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Sravandhi Mandhedi helped her son Akshu aim a water gun’s stream at one of the many carnival attractions.
Painting the town strawberry red in North Bellmore
A Ferris wheel, the “Riptide” and other neon-lit carnival rides shined across the North Bellmore sky last weekend, attracting hundreds to the Nassau County Strawberry Festival. more
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Victoria Gunnels, a Mepham High School graduate, hit the go-ahead home run for Molloy in its 4-1 East Coast Conference title win over LIU Post.
Molloy takes softball title
Mepham graduate Victoria Gunnels and Long Beach graduate Kelley Jansen helped Molloy capture its third straight East Coast Conference softball title. more
Senior Kenny Lutz, who led the Lions in goals last season with 42, is off to a flying start in 2013 with 26 goals through six games.
Molloy Lions roar out of gate
March rolled in like a lion, but despite challenging weather the Molloy Lions’ men’s lacrosse team is rolling through March behind an offense running on all cylinders. more
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Junior John Petrucelli is off to a hot start for the Lions and leading them in points, rebounds and assists.
Molloy off to promising start
A preseason trip to North Carolina that included a couple of scrimmages and a practice session at Duke University’s famous Cameron Indoor Stadium provided Molloy’s men’s basketball team with an opportunity to bond on and off the court. more
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Freshman Alex Hampton drove the lane against Post.
Mix of veterans, newcomers lead Molloy
Molloy has qualified for the East Coast Conference women’s basketball tournament in each of head coach Tim O’Hagan’s seven seasons, but it’s hardly a slam dunk to finish among the top six these days. more
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Senior Paul Ferrandino is one of the veterans the Lions will be counting on this year.
Newcomers to boost Molloy
Few bounces went Molloy’s way on the men’s soccer pitch a year ago, and the result wasn’t pretty. The Lions suffered eight shutouts, lost four times in OT and struggled to a 2-14-1 mark. However, an influx of newcomers and the return of 90 percent of last year’s offense have coach Danny Longo excited to turn the page. more
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Junior pitcher Kelley Jansen, a Long Beach product, is off to a fine start for Molloy.
Molloy gets the ball rolling
In search of its third consecutive 40-plus win season, defending East Coast Conference softball champion Molloy is starting to hit stride after dropping five of its first seven games. more
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