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Students from H. Frank Carey High School and Lycée Jean Caillaud are pictured with a steel replica of the Hermione, which the French students constructed and gifted to Carey High School.
Carey High School’s French connection
H. Frank Carey High School students recently enjoyed a visit from their French pen pals from Lycée Jean Caillaud, located in Ruelle-sur-Touvre, France. The visit was organized by French … more
Charles O’Shea, with his wife, Gina, was honored by Knights of Columbus Council No. 6526 and St. Frances de Chantal Parish on May 30. He is the owner of O’Shea Funeral Homes on Wantagh Avenue.
Charles O’Shea: a man of compassion
Charles O’Shea was honored for his service to the community by the Knights of Columbus St. Frances de Chantal Council 6526 and St. Frances parish at a dinner dance last weekend. more
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FRANCES ROSALIE BYE
Frances Bye, formerly of Bellmore and Merrick, dies at 93
Frances Rosalie Bye, who worked for Security National Bank and Chemical Bank, raised four children and was dedicated to her Lutheran faith, died April 17 of natural causes. She was 93. more
The city’s eight new paramedics were joined at a swearing-in ceremony by Local 287 President Bill Piazza, Fire Chief RJ Tucillo, City Council President Len Torres, Council Vice President Fran Adelson, F.D. Commanding Officer Anthony Fallon, Fire Commissioner Scott Kemins, and City Manager Jack Schnirman.
City swears in new paramedics
The new paramedics were welcomed at a swearing-in ceremony at City Hall last Friday, and are part of the administration’s effort to restructure the Fire Department. more
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Vive la France. No, I really mean it!
Occasionally, maybe once every 300 years, France actually does something that is intuitively correct, progressive and ethically enlightened. more
Legendary international basketball coach and retired NBA scout Rudy D’Amico, far right, now coaches the Kennedy High School girls’ varsity squad.
A globe-trotter for nearly four decades
Rudy D’Amico had quite a storied basketball career before his current gig coaching the Cougars. more
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Merrick’s Noah Rubin, with trophy in hand, recently helped lead Team USA to its fourth straight Master U’ BNP Paribas World Collegiate Championship in France. He was joined by his teammates, Chanelle Van Nguyen, Robin Anderson, Julia Elbaba, Nathan Pasha and Thai-Son Kwiatkowsk, and their coaches, Amanda Augustus and Greg Patton.
Noah Rubin takes the world by storm
Merrick’s Noah Rubin, a freshman at Wake Forest University and the 2014 Wimbledon Junior singles champion, helped lead Team USA to the Master U’ BNP Paribas World Collegiate Championship recently. more
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This creation by Frances Cuomo Perpero is called “Follow the Road”
Creating artistic bras to battle breast cancer
On March 19 at Adelphi University, 178 original works of art will be auctioned to benefit the Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Program. These pieces are “Creative Cups”— ordinary bras that have been turned into folk art. more
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The many porcelains on view include a Pi-tung (brush holder), Qing Dynasty 1662-1722, on loan from the Frick Collection.
On exhibit at Nassau County Museum of Art
"China Then and Now" explores three millennia of one of the world’s most important artistic traditions, going all the way back to the first millennium. more
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Ele Ruth Melendez helped sort the donations at the St. Frances de Chantal food pantry last week.
Your neighbors are hungry
Local congregations in Wantagh and Seaford are doing their part to combat hunger. “The need is great and getting greater,” said Ele Ruth Melendez, the director of social ministry at St. Frances de Chantal Church. more
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