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After serving 700 meals at Rock and Wrap It Up!’s Thanksgiving Day feast at the First Congregational Church of Rockaway third-year volunteers Gayle Hoffman Doyle and Brian Doyle cleaned up.
Rockin’ and wrappin’ a Thanksgiving Day feast
Usually Cedarhurst-based Rock and Wrap It Up! is collecting unused food from events to donate to other organizations, but on Thursday last week, they held the group’s 25th annual Thanksgiving Day feast at the First Congregational Church of Rockaway. more
Better than Thanksgiving? T.G. Plus One.
If a half-eaten drumstick is your thing, consider the after-Thanksgiving. Not officially recognized, the Friday leftovers dinner following the big day should be honored. more
Now is the time to give
As the holiday season begins, our thoughts traditionally turn to the less fortunate. There are simply too many vulnerable members of our society . . . more
LWA Antics student columnist Kimberly Rose.
Being appreciative during a time of thanks
Yes, it is frustrating to sit in a classroom from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. every day. Yes, it is tiring to wake up early just to catch the bus. Yes, it is tedious to complete the homework assigned for each class, but, as Thanksgiving is celebrated, I believe that it is important to give thanks for the education that I am able to receive. more
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College Corner student columnist Carina Kohn.
‘Starting over’ is a work in progress
There isn’t much that separates a senior in high school from a freshman in college. With only two months of summer sandwiched in between, it is not likely that you will experience a butterfly-like transformation, in which you effortlessly become a mature and self-sufficient adult just in time for the first day of college. more
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Hewlett Happenings student columnist Lauren Dana.
Thanksgiving: A time for being grateful
Relaxing. Feasting. Family. These words are synonymous with Thanksgiving, a day that reminds us to count our blessings and realize how important it is to help those less fortunate. more
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Number Five School third-graders in Kathleen McDonough’s class collected their leftover Halloween candy and donated it to be sent overseas to U.S. soldiers as part of Operation Gratitude.
Number Five School students know charity
From candy to toys, the Number Five School faculty and students are doing their part to help ensure that families in need have a happy Thanksgiving and a merry holiday season, and U.S. soldiers abroad fill their sweet tooth. more
The JCC of the Greater Five Towns hosted a Thanksgiving meal for Russian seniors at North Woodmere Park. Above, Russian Division Case Manager Diana Zelmanovich, center, and friends.
Giving thanks in North Woodmere
The JCC of the Greater Five Towns hosted four sessions of a thanksgiving dinner for its Russian Division’s senior citizens at North Woodmere Park’s Recreational Building on Tuesday and Wednesday. more
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Lawrence Middle School students danced away a portion of the Thanksgiving event in the new gym. Sixth-graders Christistia Leiuc, left, and Jumiov Solomon “played” their inflatable guitars.
Appreciating giving and receiving
The lessons of Thanksgiving were on display at Lawrence Middle School’s annual dinner-dance on Nov. 20 to celebrate the holiday; a decade-long tradition that brings all four grades – fifth through eighth – together. more
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Temple Israel of Lawrence will host an interfaith service on Tuesday, Nov. 25 at 7 p.m.
Temple Israel hosts 96th Thanksgiving interfaith service
Temple Israel of Lawrence, a reform Jewish synagogue, will partner with the Russell Sage First Presbyterian Church of Far Rockaway for the 96th interfaith Thanksgiving service tonight at 7 p.m. more
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