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The Salisbury tree lighting went off successfully last week. Community leaders from both East Meadow and Salisbury were all part of the spectacle, in its 37th year.
Salisbury community lights up the night
It wouldn’t be the holiday season in Salisbury without its annual tree lighting, which takes place every year at the intersection of Carman Avenue and Lake Lane. more
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Darlinstone Dunbar has been a steady offensive spark for the Pride thus far, averaging 17.7 points over the first nine games.
Hofstra poised to battle for CAA title
Despite losing its top scorer off last year’s regular season conference championship that pulled off an upset win in the National Invitational Tournament, Hofstra men’s basketball has … more
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A tale of two holidays
Two holidays. celebrated by two religions. Hanukkah, according to the Talmud, celebrates the restoration of the Second Temple of Jerusalem, where a day’s worth of oil burned for eight. Christmas, according to the Bible . . . more
Still standing, cancer treatment and all
My husband is the main character in this story. He is festooned in good wishes and prayers these days. This is powerful juju, and he needs it in his fight through cancer. more
MeToo, unless you’re a Jew
The United Nations was supposedly founded on the “noble principles” of peace, justice and human rights, yet its agencies frequently demonstrate an anti-Israel, antisemitic bias . . . more
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Congestion pricing: another nightmare for family budgets
Recently I saw a video that went viral of a middle-aged woman breaking down in tears because of the financial pressures on her family. more
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Jerry Kremer
It’s time for a break from politics
Polls, polls, polls. It isn’t even 2024, and we’re bombarded with political polls, one after another. President Biden is a goner and Donald Trump is ahead . . . more
Do consequences of crimes still matter?
Is there anything more satisfying than washing your car, and then stepping back and admiring your now pristine vehicle? It’s like a fresh coat of paint on a wall or . . . more
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East Meadow artist Cassandra Jones enlisted help from volunteers this year, as she’s affected by four autoimmune diseases. Her health issues have not slowed her down, however, and for the last three year’s she’s been part of the magical event on Long Island’s North Shore.
East Meadow artist Cass Jones paints annual Long Island holiday display
East Meadow artist Cassandra Jones has brought the spirit of the holidays to life once again to the Huntington Holiday Spectacular. People from all over Long Island have flocked to Huntington’s downtown to see a 75-foot-tall Christmas tree, an abundance of holiday décor — and Jones’s painted snowflakes. more
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The Kiwanis Club of East Meadow honored the legacy of Frank Saracino during its annual holiday dinner for seniors and members of the military. Saracino started the event in 1978. Mike Leake, the event’s caterer and chair, joins Joan Saracino, Frank’s wife.
At annual East Meadow Kiwanis dinner, legacy of Frank Saracino remembered
A few weeks after the event, the Kiwanis Club of East Meadow is reflecting on another successful holiday dinner for seniors and veterans in the community. This year, under a new name, the Frank Saracino Memorial Senior & Military Dinner served roughly 300 people in the gymnasium of East Meadow High School in late November. more
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