Tuesday, December 10, 2024
W.T. Clarke Middle School celebrated Thanksgiving one day early last week, hosting an event catered for students learning English as a new language on Nov. 27.
Nassau University Medical Center and its parent public benefit corporation, Nassau Health Care Corporation, have filed suit against the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority, accusing the authority of gross negligence and abuses of power.
The Kiwanis Club of East Meadow hosted the Frank Saracino Memorial Senior & Military Dinner on Nov. 24, serving 350 meals to seniors and veterans at East Meadow High School.
At the Nov. 20 meeting of the League of Women Voters of East Nassau, attendees were treated to an in-depth analysis of last month’s presidential election and what the results could mean for the …
For over six decades, EPIC Family of Human Service Agencies has been a lifeline for individuals facing epilepsy, intellectual disabilities, and mental health challenges — offering personalized care and a supportive community.
The Kiwanis Club of East Meadow is well known in the community for its good deeds. And last week, the club welcomed its new officers, while thanking the previous ones for their dedication to the club throughout the year.
W.T. Clarke Middle School seventh grader Emma Vulpi was selected as a recipient of the 17th State Assembly District’s “Women of Distinction” Award for 2024, the East Meadow School District announced earlier this week.
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For me, like so many Americans, the last six months have been a whirlwind of emotions, as arguably the most historic election in our nation’s history built momentum, intensified and eventually reached a climax on election night.
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Our economy thrives on the spirit of entrepreneurship — new businesses solve problems, create jobs and contribute tax revenue. States like New York recognize this, offering programs and funding to support startups. But an essential segment of our population is being overlooked: people with disabilities.