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Nearby things to do this week in Lynbrook, East Rockaway
The East Rockaway Education Foundation will host its third annual 5K on March 24 at 9 a.m. more
Lauren Darienzo took first place among the women runners last year at the East Rockaway Education Foundation’s annual 5K.
East Rockaway Education Foundation preparing for annual 5K
The East Rockaway Education Foundation will host its third annual 5K race on March 24 at 9 a.m. to raise funds for projects for the East Rockaway School District. more
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Kamp Kiwanis offers disadvantaged children the opportunity for an enjoyable sleep-away camp experience.
Kiwanis Clubs celebrating 50 years of fun in the sun
For the past 50 years, the New York District Kiwanis Foundation has operated Kamp Kiwanis in upstate Taberg. Every year roughly 800 children and developmentally disabled adults gather for a week of summer fun. more
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East Rockaway resident Dan Caracciolo was honored as one of Long Island’s 40 under 40 at a ceremony at the Crest Hollow Country Club on Feb. 8.
East Rockaway activist awarded as one of Long Island's ‘40 Under 40’
East Rockaway resident Dan Caracciolo was honored by Long Island Business News as part of the paper’s 40 Under 40 list at a ceremony at the Crest Hollow Country Club on Feb. 8. more
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Just another day in America: 17 shot dead
Golda Meir famously said that when Israel’s enemies loved their children more than they hated Israel, peace would be possible. The same could be said of members of Congress: When they . . . more
As part of “Wonder Day” at Lynbrook North Middle School, students danced to see how someone with disabilities might not be able to perform similar movements.
A ‘Wonder’-ful day for Lynbrook North Middle School
After reading the book “Wonder,” which details the life of a boy with a facial deformity, and watching the film of the same name, students at Lynbrook North Middle School broke out into a variety of sessions to better understand living with a disability on Feb. 5. more
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Sea Cliff/Glen Head reporter Alyssa Seidman was among the hundreds who dove right in at the Long Beach Polar Bear Plunge last Sunday.
Plunging, freezing and living life to the fullest
Every Super Bowl Sunday since 2012 has been nothing short of average for me. I’m a pseudo sports fan who only succumbs to the chaos of fandom when the Giants or the Mets are doing miraculously … more
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Teens create abstract art as part of the de Kooning initiative during sessions held in libraries across Nassau County.
Adventures in Art
The legacy of Willem de Kooning, who pioneered the gestural, abstract style of painting that became the staple of New York Abstract Expressionism, has found its way to Long Island Children’s Museum. more
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Long Island needs an innovation district
To compete effectively in a 21st-century innovation economy, Long Island needs an innovation district. The good news is that we have a perfect opportunity. The challenge is to build a consensus … more
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Scott Brinton
Pittsburgh, metaphor for America
The public bus dropped me at a dirt patch seemingly in the middle of nowhere. In front of me, on the other side of a four-lane highway, was a wide river. Behind me was a tree-covered escarpment. Pittsburgh was nowhere to be seen. more
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