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John Mallico, the commander of the East Meadow Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2736, was the “kissing angel” at the East Meadow Senior Center’s Valentine’s Day celebration on Feb. 17. President Phyllis Caggiano, right, organized the celebration to celebrate the season of love.
Senior Center celebrates season of love
Community members might know John Mallico as the commander of the East Meadow Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2736. But last week, Mallico embraced a new title: the “kissing … more
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The LIRR will be operating on a holiday schedule for Presidents' Day, Monday, Feb. 15.
LIRR operating on a holiday schedule for Presidents' Day
The Mass Transit Authority and Long Island Rail Road will be operating on a different service schedule for Presidents’ Day, Monday, February 15, and for the long holiday weekend that begins on Friday, February 12. Customers are advised to pay close attention to different branch departures. more
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Incense sticks, available at Daze in Baldwin, can make for an aromatic Valentine’s Day.
Valentines with a twist
It’s time once again for the usual hearts and flowers of Valentine’s Day. But what if you’re tired of hearts and your sweetie is allergic to flowers? What’s a lover to do? Fortunately, … more
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Parkway Elementary School students participated in the Toys for Tots drive sponsored by Assemblyman Tom McKevitt.
McKevitt, kids collect Toys for Tots
Assemblyman Tom McKevitt partnered with East Meadow School District students this holiday season to collect gifts for children in need. McKevitt, a Republican from East Meadow, sponsored local … more
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Tim Voels and Brian O’Flaherty, the East Meadow Kiwanis Club president, put together holiday baskets for families in the community, complete with turkey and hams, this weekend at W.T. Clarke High School.
Families receive Christmas deliveries from Kiwanis
Dozens of East Meadowites gathered at W.T. Clarke High School on Saturday morning, packing their cars with grocery bags filled with food. They weren’t taking the packages home, however; they … more
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Joanne DeCroce, left, and Ronnie Thomas wrapped gifts at the Bethany House holiday party.
A holiday at Bethany House shelter
Several “human elves” turned up at Bethany House on Prospect Street in Baldwin last month to give Santa a hand with sorting and wrapping presents at the shelter’s holiday party. Organizer … more
MacArthur High School Cheerleaders were among the volunteers who helped sort and wrap gifts for Levittown’s Adopt-A-Family program.
Levittown grants holiday wishes
The Levittown School District has become quiet adept at spreading holiday cheer. Last week, more than 150 students, staff and community members gathered in the district’s board room to put the finishing touches on the Adopt-a-Family program. more
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StEP 1: Getting started. Isabella Ferraro, left, and Halle Hrzich added icing to their milk cartons to begin their gingerbread houses.
Frosting fun at Forest Lake
Kindergartners at Forest Lake Elementary School got a taste of the holidays, literally, as they built gingerbread houses on Dec. 11. more
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Seaford Middle School Student Council officers, from left, Hailey Galison, Chelsea Lin and Kelly Wylie sorted through the toy donations last week.
Seaford students are spreading joy
Seaford High School students want everyone to have a happy holiday season. That’s why they have kept busy the past few weeks helping the less fortunate. more
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Allison Astudillo and Antonella Vigliotti hung candy canes on the Salisbury Christmas tree, situated next to the giant menorah on Carman Avenue, at the Community Association of Stewart Avenue’s annual holiday lighting ceremony on Dec. 10
Salisbury celebrates the holiday season
"This is the first time in 29 years that we’ve had warm weather,” Helen Meittinis, president of the Community Association of Stewart Avenue, joked on Dec. 10. She was speaking to a crowd … more
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