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W.T. Clarke Middle School in East Meadow hosted a Thanksgiving celebration on Nov. 27 for students in its English as a New Language program, offering food, games, and a chance to connect with peers.
At East Meadow's W.T. Clarke Middle School, students socialize and learn American traditions
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. more
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Rosanna Perotti, professor of political science at Hofstra University, discussed the results of the presidential election at the Nov. 20 meeting of the League of Women Voters.
League of Women Voters of East Nassau help voters digest 2024 election results
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 … more
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Matthew Bruderman, chairman of the Nassau Health Care Corporation board, spoke at a Nassau University Medical Center news conference last month, detailing the hospital’s intent to sue New York state for $1.06 billion. The hospital is now pursuing additional legal action against the Nassau Interim Finance Authority, or NIFA.
Legal pursuits continue: Nassau University Medical Center files claims again Nassau County Interim Finance Authority
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. more
Helen Weber and Kathy Williams, who live at the Meadows at Mitchel Field, attended the Nov. 24 dinner.
Kiwanis of East Meadow hosts annual dinner for seniors, veterans
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. more
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Gov. Kathy Hochul and state officials announced a funding program available to help low- and middle-income households and older adults manage heating expenses during the winter months. Applications are now open for the program, called Home Energy Assistance Program.
New York state program could help cover the cost of heating this winter
New York state officials announced that funding is available to help low- and middle-income households and older adults manage heating expenses during the winter months through the Home Energy Assistance Program, or HEAP. more
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The East Meadow Fire Department assisted in efforts upstate earlier this month, combating a massive drought-induced wildfire that spread in Orange County. At the Jenning Creek wildfires were firefighter William Guiliani, Captain Brian Messina, First Assistant Chief Michael Wood, and Ex-Captain Edward Licciardo, along with about two-dozen additional volunteers from East Meadow.
From Long Island to Greenwood Lake: East Meadow Fire Department aids in wildfire response
As wildfires swept through Orange County, New York earlier this month, the East Meadow Fire Department joined efforts to provide much-needed aid to communities threatened by the flames. more
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Matthew Bruderman, chairman of the Nassau County Health Care Corporation board, spoke at a news conference on Nov. 20, detailing Nassau University Medical Center’s intention to file a lawsuit against New York state.
Nassau University Medical Center announces lawsuit against New York state
The Nassau Health Care Corporation and Nassau University Medical Center say they intend to file legal claims against New York state for $1.06 billion, plus interest, for withholding Medicaid payments that the hospital says it is entitled to. more
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The event was successful thanks to Athletes Helping Athletes, a state sanctioned group that promotes leadership, sportsmanship and positive role modeling.
East Meadow athletes team up to fight hunger with Million Meal Project
East Meadow High School’s athletes learned about the importance of giving back earlier this month, thanks to a partnership with the Million Meal Project, a hunger-fighting nonprofit organization that launched in Edgemont, New York in 2022. more
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Families had a blast at the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce’s Holiday Lighting in 2023. This year’s event is slated for Dec. 5. There’s that — and so much more ahead — this holiday season in East Meadow.
Holiday happenings: What’s ahead in East Meadow this holiday season
It’s only mid-November, but the holidays are just around the corner. In East Meadow, there’s plenty of events to look forward to as the community kicks off another year of Christmas and Hanukkah celebrations. more
Hundreds of turkeys were handed out to charities last week at the East Meadow Stew Leonard’s, helping those in need during the holiday season. County Executive Bruce Blakeman, above, addressed volunteers ahead of the handout.
At East Meadow Stew Leonard's, turkey brigade delivers to dozens of charities
Hundreds of turkeys were handed out last week at the East Meadow Stew Leonard’s to feed those in need during the Thanksgiving season. 2024 marks the 45th year of Stew Leonard’s … more
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