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The JCC of the Five Town held its annual Thanksgiving luncheon for its Russian Come Alive Social Day program at the North Woodmere County Park rec room. From left are: JCC Executive Director Rina Shkolnik, Dr. Stanley Landau, Sue Champlain (Inwood Country Club), Raynee Blum and Yelana Fridman.
Helping to give thanks
The Jewish Community Center of the Greater Five Town’s held its annual Thanksgiving luncheon for its Russian Come Alive Social Day program for seniors in the rec room of North Woodmere County Park on Nov. 23. more
Counting blessings, sublime to ridiculous
Of course it isn’t just the little things that count; you need the big things in place to be able to appreciate the little things. You must have good health, people to love, a roof over your head, food on your table, something useful to do in the world, a dog at your side and peace of mind. more
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Temple Israel in Lawrence hosted the 92nd Interfaith Thanksgiving service between the synagogue and the Russell Sage Memorial First Presbyterian Church in Far Rockaway. From left are: Inman Khalid Lateef, Rev. Benjamin Patterson, Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum, Wyandanch Mosque member Habeeb Ahmed and Temple Israel President James Rotenberg.
Joining the faiths together
Temple Israel in Lawrence played host to the 92nd annual Thanksgiving Interfaith Service between the Central Avenue synagogue and the Russell Sage Memorial First Presbyterian Church last Friday. more
Family and friends throughout the nation will gather this Thursday to enjoy the traditions of Thanksgiving from turkey to football.
Remembering her favorite Thanksgiving
My favorite Thanksgiving happened years ago. I was a pre-teen. My parents and younger brother would climb into our green Dodge sedan and make the trek from Avenue M in Brooklyn to Washington Avenue in Cedarhurst. more
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Jill Compton as Miss Rachel Martin, left, and D. Ajaen Carlton as Polly look over the will of Dr. Samuel Martin during a tour that shows Rock Hall mansion in 1806.
A walk back in time
Though period music is played through a 20th century invention, the singing voice of Miss Rachel and the polite greeting of house slave Polly warmly invites you into Rock Hall mansion circa 1806. more
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Thanksgiving 19th century-style: The turkey is roasted at Old Bethpage Village Restoration this weekend, in a demonstration of the foods prepared for a feast in days gone by.
Welcome the holiday season at Old Bethpage Village's 19th Century Thanksgiving
It's time to get ready for the turkey, the trimmings, those visions of sugarplums, and so on. Before we focus on the Thanksgiving preparations, take a moment to get into the spirit of the season and explore some of the many holiday-themed events throughout the area. more
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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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Lawrence Middle School music teacher Pam Gallopini received recognition for her 27-year career through the nationwide “A Day Made Better” event.
Making a teacher’s day
Pam Gallopini, a teacher at Lawrence Middle School, received a pleasant surprise as four OfficeMax representatives presented the long-time music educator with office supplies valued at $1,000, a leather desk chair and a beautiful bouquet of flowers on Oct. 7. more
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Putting the lid on ‘chatter’ for Thanksgiving
It may seem odd to confess in a newspaper column, but this year I went on a week-long news fast. Actually, it was the week up to and including Thanksgiving that I blacked out the news; I needed to clear my mind. more
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Village of Cedarhurst Mayor Andrew Parise meets with Katerina Brinton, an English as a Second Language teacher at Lawrence Middle School, and eighth-graders Josseline Jimenes and Cecilia Marroguin at the middle school's annual Thanksgiving ESL celebration.
Celebrating Thanksgiving ... and service
More than 100 English as a Second Language students, parents, teachers and school administrators gathered last Wednesday for a Thanksgiving feast of turkey with all the trimmings, and side dishes from around the globe prepared by the young people. more
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