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Steve and Susan Schlaff, of Woodsburgh, were honored by the Woodmere-based Five Towns Community Chest, for their support of the charitable organization.
Schlaffs honored by Five Towns Community Chest
Former president and chairman of the Five Towns Community Chest and the mayor of Woodsburgh, respectively, Steven and Susan Schlaff, were honored at the Neighbors in Needs Concert last Thursday for their consistent involvement with the Woodmere-based organization’s events. more
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Retired dentist and Judaic artist Dr. Neil Meixler demonstrates how to make a yad, a Torah pointer used during bar and bat mitzvah services to students of the Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre.
Yads for lads and lassies
Once again the “Yad Squad” helped students of Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre’s religious school to make their yads, or Torah pointers, during the annual Yad program on Nov. 7. more
Woodmere business owner and Lynbrook resident Nick Paxinos collects money and food donations to benefit First Baptist Church/H.O. Scott Education & Community Center’s Peach Cobbler Kitchen on Redfern Avenue in Far Rockaway for Thanksgiving. His daughters, Kayla, left, and Arianna flank him.
A way to remember his mother
This Thanksgiving will be no different than the past 12 Thanksgivings for Nick Paxinos and his daughters Arianna, 8, and Kayla, 4, as they collect money and food donations for the First Baptist … more
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The architect’s rendering of the proposed five-story Woodmere Rehabilitation Center & Health Center in Woodmere.
Rehab center plans stalled
Parking remains the primary issue for the Woodmere Merchants Association after the Town of Hempstead Board of Appeals reserved a decision on Nov. 10 on the height and parking variances for the proposed new five-story Woodmere Rehabilitation Center & Health Center on Franklin Place in Woodmere. more
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Former Woodmere Merchants Association President Sy Glass, left, received a Town of Hempstead proclamation from Councilman Anthony Santino, right.
Honoring the ‘mayor’ of Woodmere
A small gathering of friends and well-wishers came to the Woodmere Club last Thursday to pay tribute to a man that had a huge impact on their lives and the community of Woodmere. more
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Woodmere residents, Sarah Howe showed her jumping form in the Cars-themed bouncy inflatable as her friend Carrie Zheng watched.
A fair wind blew through Woodmere
Despite a breeze that occasionally knocked over merchandise and pushed around exhibit booths, the inaugural Woodmere Fall & Fair Festival put on by the Woodmere Merchants Association endured some bumps, but was held last Saturday and Sunday. more
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Rescue Ink members visited Woodmere Middle School and spoke about their animal rescues. From left: Rescue Ink member Joe Panz, eighth grader Brianna Moran-Person, eighth grader Jessica Policastro and Rescue Ink member Johnny O.
Teaching that protecting animals is cool
When Woodmere Middle School students walked into the library for a visit from animal rescue group, Rescue Ink, two men with tattoos were standing at the front of the room and a tiny white Maltese named Jordan was scurrying around in a custom-made wheelchair. more
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Lauren Vona, 8, Hailey Cutler, 8, Michael Vona ,7, Andrew Kaknin, 6, and Isabella Vona, 5, hold the sign that advertised for the pony rides one of many attractions at the homecoming.
A homecoming with all the trimmings
A wide array of international foods, activities and two soccer games highlighted the Lawrence-Woodmere Academy homecoming at the Woodmere school last Saturday. The more
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Parking around the existing and proposed new Woodmere Rehabilitation & Health Care Center remains a sore subject for community merchants.
Deciding to fight or negotiate
he Woodmere Merchants Association insists it needs more parking spaces for its businesses as the Woodmere Rehabilitation & Health Care Center moves forward with its plans to build a new five-story, 280-bed facility in the area of Franklin Place, Broadway and West Broadway. more
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The Woodmere Merchants Association has a new president, Dr. John Santopolo, center. A dinner honoring former President Sy Glass, right, will be held next month. State Sen. Dean Skelos (R-Rockville Centre) is at left.
A wholesale change for merchants group
From establishing a fall festival to addressing parking problems, the new Woodmere Merchants Association president, Dr. John Santopolo, an endodontist with offices in Woodmere and Merrick, is seeking to continue the good works of former President Sy Glass. more
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