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Members of the Wantagh Lions stopped by Mommas House, in Levittown, on Feb. 25 to present a check for $1,300. From left were Lions First Vice President Larry Lamendola; his wife, Eileen; club President Jose Obregon; Mommas House Associate Director Patricia Shea; Lions Treasurer Maragret Obregon; 1-year-old Hezekiah Rogers; and Momma’s House Executive Director Deirdre Trumpy.
Wantagh Lions donate $1,300 to Mommas House in Levittown
To help provide young, struggling mothers with basic needs, members of Wantagh Lions paid a visit to Mommas House, in Levittown, on Feb. 21 to deliver a check for $1,300. According to the club, the money was for a new washer-dryer for the facility. more
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President of Long Island Pride Lions Michael Caputo, left, with Massapequa Lions President Sue Piccolo and Massapequa Park Lions Club President Sharon Wozniak at the comedy night fundraiser in Levittown.
Fundraiser at Governor's Comedy Club in Levittown brings laughs and good times to help those in need
The Massapequa Park Lions Club and the Long Island Pride Lions Club hosted a comedy night fundraiser on Feb. 18 at the Governor’s Comedy Club in Levittown. The event, organized by Sue … more
Hempstead Town Clerk Kate Murray, left, U.S. Rep. Anthony D’Esposito, Town Councilman Christopher Carini, County Legislator Michael Giangregorio and State Sen. Steve Rhoads with members of the Seaford Lions Club and poster contest winners from Seaford Harbor Elementary School.
Spreading the word with art
To help fight a national blood emergency, the Seaford community came together last weekend to raise awareness of the importance of giving blood — and to donate. On Saturday, the Lions Club … more
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Jim Hayden, Seaford Lions member and chairman of the Lions Diabetes Foundation for Nassau County and Bermuda, gave a presentation at the Levittown Public Library on the telltale signs of diabetes and the risk factors for the disease.
Lions Club hosts forum on diabetes
A small crowd gathered in the community room of the Levittown Public Library on Nov. 29 to learn about a growing health issue. The Levittown Lions Club, which is well known for its focus on eye … more
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Students created colorful posters for the Lions International Peace Poster Contest. Seaford Middle School student and second place winner Morgan Prosser, left, with students Samantha Richardson, who won first place, and third place winner Mehreen Erkin, display their artwork.
Peaceful art takes the stage in poster contest
The Seaford Lions Club recently sponsored the Lions International Peace Poster Contest. For the competition, children ages 11 to 13 were encouraged to creatively express what peace means to them. … more
This Florida panther is part of the only known breeding population of cougars east of the Mississippi River. Cougars were once native to New York, but are gone.
Mountain lions in upstate New York? Maybe eventually, but not yet, experts say
Those of us who enjoy getting off of Long Island and enjoying the beautiful nature upstate are going to have to wait a little bit longer before we can potentially see a wild cougar. more
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English teacher John Panus, far right, and life skills teacher Steven Anusiak, far left, with Leos Club student board members Dylan Malone, Taylor DiFondi, William Cassio, Katie Kofod and Brady McGowan.
Inspiring the next generation of Lions Club members in school
The newly formed, student-run Leos Club at Seaford High School is picking up right where the Lions Club leaves off, helping with much-needed charity work. more
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The Seaford Lions Club marched in the annual Fourth of July parade.
Seaford Lions Club celebrates 70 years
The internationally-based group's primary goal is fighting blindness. more
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Members of the Wantagh Lions Club, Miss Wantagh Court and Fire Department Explorers and the Chamber of Commerce were ready to welcome residents to the Community Picnic on June 3.
Residents have fun in the sun at picnic
Community members packed their chairs, blankets and picnic baskets and made their way to Wantagh Park on June 3 for a special spring celebration.  The Wantagh Lions Club sponsored the third … more
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About 120 people help teens in need shop at the Long Island Volunteer Center Prom Boutique annually.
Making magic for teens in need
Andrea Stottler has found prom ball gowns on the stoop of her Wantagh home nearly everyday since February. After she posted on the Wantagh Mommas Facebook page that she and other members of the Lions Club were collecting dresses so that teens in need had something to wear to their proms, she began finding dozens of colorful garments hung over her doorway when she got home from work. more
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