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From left, the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce's Culinary Delight Coordinators John Arigo and Dolores Rome joined Past President Dr. Janine Kelly and the Autism Society's Kathleen Lanese and Suzanne Reek.
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Chamber presents check to Autism Society
During its April general meeting on April 7, the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce presented a check for $2,525 to the Nassau-Suffolk Autism Society. The funds were donated through proceeds from the Chamber's annual Culinary Delights event, held every September. The annual event, which showcases local restaurants, markets, delis and other eateries, raises money for three causes: the Autism Society, the Nassau University Medical Center Pediatric Center, and Kamp Kiwanis. Donations to the NUMC Pediatric Center and Kamp Kiwanis will be made at later dates.
Next Chamber of Commerce Meeting: May 5
At the May meeting, Christine Ippolito of Compass Workforce Solutions, LLC is the scheduled guest speaker. She will be speaking about compliance issues for new hires and other related topics.
Also expected to appear are representatives from the East Meadow School District, who plan to discuss the proposed school budget.
The organization meets monthly, on the first Wednesday of each month at times and locations to be determined. For more information on the Chamber, visit, www.eastmeadowchamber.com.
Donna LaScala joins APFS
American Portfolios Financial Services, the Westbury-based brokerage firm, added a new representative last month. Donna La Scala has more than 26 years of experience in financial services planning. La Scala is an East Meadow resident. She worked at AXA Advisors, LLC., before joining APFS.
East Meadow resident offers free hearing aid program
Amy Sapodin, an East Meadow resident, of Advanced Hearing Center in Albertson will hold a free program for people who wear hearing aids as well as those who don’t but have difficulty hearing, on May 4. It will take place at the Advanced Hearing Center, 1163 Willis Ave. in Albertson. Sapodin will demonstrate the latest devices—a captioned phone, a two-in-one clock and fire alarm—and offer free otoscopic screenings. Call (516) 484-0811 to make reservations.
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