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Veteran David Marshall, a Baldwinite whose most vivid memory of the historic Battle of the Bulge was the frigid Belgian winter, spoke at the unveiling event on Dec. 23.
Monument unveiled
The bullets flew and mortars whistled before choking off into explosions. But what David Marshall remembers most about the Battle of the Bulge was the cold. “For those six weeks, I couldn’t … more
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Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano presented Felix Iannacone, a 91-year-old East Meadowite and Battle of the Bulge veteran, with a citation at the ceremony while Robert Scatz looked on.
Monument unveiled at Eisenhower Park
The bullets flew and the mortars whistled before choking off into explosions. But what David Marshall remembers most about the Battle of the Bulge was the cold. “For those six weeks, I … more
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New York State Regent Roger Tilles visited the East Meadow School District on Dec. 8, and Superintendent Leon Campo said that Tilles alluded to the Common Core Task Force’s recommendations and possible education reforms.
Task force: Overhaul Common Core
In its final report, issued Dec. 10, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Common Core Task Force called on the state to place a four-year moratorium on the use of students’ state test scores to evaluate … more
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Two teens were arrested in connection with a brick-throwing incident from an overpass on the Meadowbrook Parkway in which two cars were damaged.
Two teens arrested in brick-throwing incident
An East Meadow teenager was arrested in connection with a brick-throwing incident on the Meadowbrook State Parkway, New York State Police said. Andrew Denton, 17, of East Meadow, and Jacob Palant, … more
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The Autism Society of America’s Nassau and Suffolk Chapter representatives came to Borrelli’s to accept a check from the chamber.
Chamber helps local charities
Members of the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce celebrated the holiday season of giving in a big way by presenting checks to several local charities in December. Funds were raised for the nonprofit … more
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Temple Emanu-El to perform ‘Arsenic & Old Lace’
Members of Temple Emanu-El of East Meadow will perform “Arsenic & Old Lace,” directed by Jon Parker, for two consecutive weekends. The play, written by Joseph Kesserling, is a … more
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Alan Hodish was awarded the Sal Ambrosino Community Service Award recently.
East Meadowite honored for community service
Alan B. Hodish, an East Meadowite, community activist and principal of the Law Office of Alan B. Hodish, L.L.C., was awarded the Sal Ambrosino Community Service Award by the Hempstead Boys and Girls … more
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Views from the Six
Hi, my name’s Ayyan. I’m an 18-year-old recent graduate of East Meadow High School and your average American teenager. My Sundays are devoted to watching football. My music library is … more
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The East Meadow Public Library, situated at 1886 Front St., hosts many programs for children and adults alike.
New year, same services at the library
Although community members recently changed their calendars, one thing will remain the same in East Meadow in the new year: the library staff will offer a plethora of programs to patrons of all … more
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Frank Borrelli Jr. and volunteers begin cooking fresh Italian food for many community members in need on Christmas morning.
Chicken parm with a side of Christmas cheer
For more than 20 years, Frank Borrelli Jr., hasn’t spent Christmas mornings and afternoons opening gifts or relaxing with relatives. Instead, he could be found hard at work at his restaurant, … more
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