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Leon Bunko, 4, created some galactic slime.
A taste of space at East Meadow library
Kids from East Meadow blasted off into space exploration at the East Meadow Public Library last weekend for its Moon, Mars and Beyond event. NASA ambassadors were there to give exhibit tours, the … more
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Harper Gregory, 5, of East Meadow, had a sign ready for marathoners who wanted an extra boost.
Runners make history at L.I. marathon
East Meadow’s Eisenhower Park was abuzz with excitement this past weekend for what was both the starting and finishing line for the Jovia Long Island Marathon. The weather was warm and sunny as … more
W.T. Clarke High School students Ricardo Canales, third from left, Claire Baek and Chae Ryeong Kim were selected as exhibiting artists for the Long Island’s Best Young Artists at The Heckscher Museum exhibition. Also pictured is the district’s Art Department Chairperson Heather Anastasio, far left, art teacher Jeannene Arcuri, second from left, art teacher Marlena Dentrone, second from right, and the district’s Director of Music and Art Kelly Nixon.
District students honored as ‘Best Young Artists’
The East Meadow School District congratulates East Meadow High School student Emily DeRosa and W.T. Clarke High School students Claire Baek, Ricardo Canales and Chae Ryeong Kim who were selected as … more
Gabriel Rodriguez, 9, of East Meadow, played ‘Winning,’ by Santana, in the Lot More Guitar Studio Student Jam last Saturday. Marc Viola, the studio’s owner, joined him on stage.
Learning to jam at Lot More Guitar Studio in East Meadow
What started out as an informal way to showcase what they’ve learned has since turned into a much-loved student jam for Marc Viola’s guitar students at Lot More Guitar Studio. More than 50 … more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, right, joined Las Vegas Sands President Rob Goldstein on April 26 to announce that a lease agreement had been signed between the county and the Sands, with plans to spend $4 billion redeveloping the Nassau Coliseum area.
Nassau County takes a gamble on Las Vegas Sands
Plans to redevelop more than 70 acres at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale took a huge step forward on April 26, after Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman revealed that the county has come to terms … more
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Susete Reyes, left, and Jen Tajada-Dhawan co-chaired the April 25 McVey staff appreciation luncheon.
McVey parents celebrate teachers and staff
During the school year, children spend a tremendous amount of time with their teachers. Besides family, teachers arguably are the ones who know children the best. That’s why each year parents at … more
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W.T. Clarke High School’s DECA chapter in East Meadow competed at DECA’s International Career Development Conference in Orlando, Florida from April 22-25.
Clarke’s DECA chapter qualifies for national conference
W.T. Clarke High School’s DECA chapter competed at this year’s DECA States competition in Rochester, held from March 8-10. As a result, Clarke sent five students to Orlando, Florida from … more
Fiori Garden Center and Mason Supply
Two new businesses for East Meadow
Two new businesses in East Meadow celebrated their ribbon cuttings last weekend. Fiori Garden Center and Mason Supply, owned by Dave and Karin DeMartin, celebrated their ribbon cutting on April … more
Kenneth Rosner announced at the April 19 Board of Education meeting that he will become superintendent of the East Meadow School District come September. He is currently the superintendent of the Elmont School District.
From Elmont to East Meadow
The East Meadow School District will have a new superintendent come September. Kenneth Rosner will be taking over for retiring Superintendent Kenneth Card Jr., effective Sept. 1. At the Board of … more
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Norbert Riezler, the senior vice president and chief procurement officer for Las Vegas Sands Corp., hosted a procurement academy with the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce last week. The academy offered insight and answers for Long Island small businesses assessing the potential Sands resort project at the Nassau Coliseum
Sands formally introduces itself to Long Island businesses
One of the biggest mistakes a large company can do when coming into a community for the first time is start big and stay big. But when Las Vegas Sands Corp., came to town looking to spend … more
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