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John Mallico, the commander of the East Meadow Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2736, was the “kissing angel” at the East Meadow Senior Center’s Valentine’s Day celebration on Feb. 17. President Phyllis Caggiano, right, organized the celebration to celebrate the season of love.
Senior Center celebrates season of love
Community members might know John Mallico as the commander of the East Meadow Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2736. But last week, Mallico embraced a new title: the “kissing … more
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Hundreds of residents visited the East Meadow Public Library in 2012 to check out the “Discover Earth” traveling exhibit. The library will soon host a similar exhibit focused on space, leaders said.
Exploring space at the E.M. library
Residents will soon have unique opportunities to explore the solar system — right in East Meadow. East Meadow Library officials announced in their February newsletter that they will host … more
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U.S. Rep. Kathleen Rice video-called Kosierowski’s daughter, Joann, so she could watch the POW Medal presentation on Feb. 18.
Honoring a WWII hero
Stanley Kosierowski, a 92-year-old East Meadowite, said he truly became a man when he turned 21 on April 10, 1944. Three days later, Kosierowski, a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army Air Force, went on … more
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While Luke Pamdolfi and Daniel Caliguirre, far left, chose to dress like George Washington and Teddy Roosevelt in advance of Presidents Day, Barnum Woods Elementary students donned an assortment of costumes at the Famous Americans Parade on Feb. 10.
Famous Americans parade through Barnum Woods
A slew of the country’s most distinguished politicians, thinkers and inventors recently roamed the halls of Barnum Woods Elementary School — students dressed as these acclaimed … more
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Rabbi Daniel Bar-Nahum has led Temple Emanu-El’s Reform congregation since 2012.
Activism and altruism
Rabbi Daniel Bar-Nahum says that while his congregants at Temple Emanu-El recognize that there are many ways to practice their faith, they might not realize that fellow Reform Jews living in Israel … more
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At a press conference on Feb. 10, County Executive Ed Mangano announced that Nassau leaders were designating an additional $3 million for the NICE bus system.
Lawmakers move to restore bus system cuts
County leaders announced $3 million in new funding for the Nassau Inter-County Express bus system last week, saying they hoped the money would be used to restore 11 routes that were eliminated last … more
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Meadowbrook Elementary School students recently learned to become “world changers” through the music and stories of musician Jared Campbell.
Becoming ‘world-changing warriors’
In the East Meadow School District, students, parents and community members alike recently learned to become “world-changing warriors” through the music and stories of acclaimed musician … more
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W. T. Clarke Middle School English teachers and Principal Stacy Breslin congratulated second-place winner Nicholas Espinosa (left-center) and spelling bee champion Amaya Tallarita (right-center) after the annual English language arts competition.
Honoring the best of the middle schools’ bees
East Meadow’s middle schools recently crowned champions in various academic competitions. Both Woodland and W.T. Clarke middle schools hosted spelling bees and the National Geographic Bee … more
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Jessica Karim helped load paper into the Perkins Brailler, a special typewriter, for Paula Morejon before a proofreading task
Braille Challenge brought to East Meadow
About 15 students from across the tri-state area, including some from East Meadow, participated in the ninth annual Long Island Regional Braille Challenge at W.T. Clarke High School on … more
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Interim Superintendent Leon Campo, PTA Council President Donna LaScala and Board of Education President Joseph Parisi posed for this photo for the district newsletter to show their commitment to building a stronger school-community partnership this academic year and beyond, LaScala said.
Superintendent search begins, ‘healing’ continues
When community members walk into Superintendent Leon Campo’s office in the Salisbury Center — which also bears his name, in honor of his decades of service to the East Meadow School … more
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