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Karyl Taylor, a senior at Clarke High School, was reuinted with her prom dress with the help of court-appointed receiver Chris Coschignano, left, and Jim Dandy Cleaners owner Florestano Girardi.
Where did their clothes go?
It was a chaotic first week of June for Salisbury residents who, after dropping off their clothes at a popular laundry, Lewis Dry Cleaners, on Carman Avenue, returned to find that the shop’s owner had been evicted and it was empty, with no clothing in sight. more
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The post-prom party, a relief valve for teens
High school seniors will soon face a potentially life-altering decision only days before they graduate –– to drink or not to drink on prom night. more
Alexander Evangelatos, 17, left, is this year’s salutatorian at W.T. Clarke High School. Daniel Wang, 18, is the valedictorian.
Meet Clarke's top graduates
At the W.T. Clarke High School graduation, which will take place on the school’s football field on June 23, seniors Daniel Wang and Alexander Evangelatos will deliver speeches in front of their peers, families and teachers. In October, the pair were named the top two in their class — Wang as valedictorian and Evangelatos as salutatorian. more
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East Meadow senior Brad Kaufmann won the Nassau Class AAA 3,000 meter steeplechase event with a time of 9 minutes, 44.1 seconds.
Dynamic duo leads Jets
The East Meadow boys’ track and field team wrapped up another successful season under coach Jim McGlynn, finishing with an 8-4 conference record, and boasting two county champions in Kyle Bettex and Bradley Kaufmann. more
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Kerri Shapiro allowed just one hit in East Meadow's win over Longwood.
East Meadow wins first L.I. title
East Meadow made history on June 4, beating Longwood, 7-0, to win its first-ever Long Island Class AA softball title. more
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The ambiguity of war
I plugged a simple search term into Google last week: “Were Afghanistan and Iraq worth it?” Tens of thousands of entries popped up. more
The East Meadow Fire Department Color Guard marched down Prospect Avenue toward Veterans Memorial Park at the conclusion of Monday’s parade.
East Meadow commemorates Memorial Day
Hundreds in East Meadow honored servicemen and women during the community’s annual Memorial Day parade, led by Grand Marshal Bernard Hein of the Jewish War Veterans Post 709. Residents waved, clapped and cheered as the parade, which also featured the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2736, the American Legion Post 1082, the East Meadow Fire Department, students from the East Meadow and W.T. Clarke High School bands and local Boy and Girl Scout troops marched toward Veterans Memorial Park. more
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inBloom: corporatizing America's schools
The dichotomy between inBloom’s website, featuring photos of smiling elementary-age children seated beside young teachers, tablets in hand, and its seven-page Privacy and Security Policy, full of legalese, could not be more stark. more
East Meadow’s Ariel Cornfield, who homered in last Saturday’s 7-6 loss to MacArthur, fires the ball to first base to record an out in the fourth inning.
MacArthur rally tops East Meadow
In a rematch of last year’s Nassau Class AA softball championship series, MacArthur overcame the loss of two starting outfielders as well as a five-run deficit to beat East Meadow, 7-6, in a Conference AA-I game last Saturday. more
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Sandra Dee Foster was deaf by age 5. With a cochlear implant, however, she has not only regained her ability to hear, but she has overcome obstacles to become an elite pitcher and student.
‘A silent thunder’
During a big moment in a softball game, Sandra Dee Foster can eliminate all sound with the flip of a switch. more
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