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Lori Jabour found time to have a little fun while she was helping the Rotary Club sort food.
Giving back, even though the season passed
Despite the fact the holidays are over, there are still families in need. The Oceanside Rotary Club recognized that fact and organized a food drive over the last few weeks. The group gathered the … more
Still wanted: your donations
The holiday season is a time for generosity, when many people give to local charities. But when the calendar rolls over to the new year and the decorations come down, the spirit of generosity often fades. more
Mary Malloy
Caveat emptor — buyer beware, in any language
Caveat emptor translates into “Let the buyer beware.” Its means that you are buying something “as is” and that you should know that, should check it out and ask questions. The phrase was … more
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One of OCS’s two stock rooms. The food is stored here year-round for families in need.
Giving back, one turkey at a time
Tucked away in an unassuming corner of Oceanside’s School 6, right next to the track, is a ramp. The ramp leads down, but only a few feet. A spray-painted smiley face greets visitors at the end … more
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Terry Biener
Serving up Italian favorites with flair in Lynbrook
Newly opened restaurants often have kinks to work out, but at Green Olive Bistro, that is not the case. Italian cuisine is prepared with a flair that states experience. Management is a trio of seasoned restaurateurs. Antonio Canale and Michael Costigline owned Angelina’s in Lynbrook and Marsala in Massapequa, and Joseph Genova owned Steve’s Pier One in Bayville. more
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South Nassau is working to keep the impact of high costs on patients as minimal as possible. The hospital has already had to cut back on menu items it offers, and it has to absorb the increasing cost of cotton.
Feeling inflation’s sting
South Nassau Communities Hospital, like business and residents all over the South Shore, is having to take measures to deal with the rising costs of fuel, food and other commodities. Mark Bogen, … more
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Pictured with School 8 principal, Ron Schoen, and teacher/advisor, Arlene Wegard, are Student Council Vice President Dylan Rosenthal, Secretary Sydney Dreyfus, Noreen Fasulo, Nicole Sosa, Treasurer Mikey Lucey, Rory Duignan, and President Zach Camileri.
School 8 helps fill food pantry
Members of School 8’s Student Council collected food donations to stock the Oceanside Community Service Food Pantry, which is located at School 6. The entire community comes together during the … more
Family, friends and football are on the schedule this weekend. Super Sunday is a great day for a casual get-together with friends. Get comfy and prepare some tantalizing easy-to-eat foods.
Game day entertaining
Make your game day party on Sunday a day that really scores with guests. Try some tasty and easy-to-eat recipe ideas that will appeal to all the fans at your gathering. more
Officials and Island Harvest volunteers celebrated the organization's 8 millionth pound of donated food, as well as its new heavy-duty truck, donated by the Walmart Foundation.
Island Harvest reaches a milestone
On Dec. 28, Nassau Coliseum was being used for something other than sports games and concerts: Island Harvest, Long Island’s largest hunger relief organization, was shipping out its record-high 8 … more
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Delicious hors d’oeuvres, a chip off the old block
Please don’t tell me we are what we eat, because that would mean a guy I read about is actually a USB storage device. He was in the process of using a flash drive to steal information from an ATM when the cops broke in. He swallowed the device and had to give it up the hard way at the insistence of police. more
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