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Guy and Caroline Pennisi, who celebrated 65 years of marriage in January, will be celebrating a lifetime of love and happiness on Valentine’s Day.
Two couples: a total of 115 Valentine’s Days
“Love and marriage, love and marriage, go together like a horse and carriage.” So go Sammy Cahn’s lyrics, and so go the lives of two special Elmont couples. Guy and Caroline Pennisi, who celebrated 65 years of marriage in January, and Isabel and Robert Coates, two lovebirds who whose marriage will mark 50 years this month, shared their stories with the Herald. more
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Sen. Jack Martins, R-Elmont, left, and Franklin Thomas, awarded Dillon Williams, Goldie Harrison, Brian Wint, Kevin Johnson and Qusarn Caldwell with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Youth Awards for leadership, character and scholarship. Tyrone St. Louis and Marvin Lee, right, received Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Adult Awards.
Elmont residents honored at annual black history celebration
The eighth annual Elmont Online Black History Month Celebration, held by Elmont Online and Sen. Jack Martins, R-Elmont, took place at the Elmont Memorial Library, at 700 Hempstead Tpke. in Elmont, on Sunday, Feb. 6, from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. The event included a roundtable discussion of Elmont’s future revitalization needs, and an awards ceremony to highlight successful individuals in the community. more
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The boys from one of the 12/13S senior teams hold up their awards with pride.
Elmont Cardinals awarded with trophies
The Elmont Cardinals Sports Club held its 43rd annual banquet on Saturday, Feb. 5, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event was catered and included several guest motivational speakers, and each athlete in attendance received a trophy. more
The Gospel Faith Mission International Church, at 20 Biltmore Ave. in Elmont, recently filed an application with the Town of Hempstead Board of Zoning Appeals to transform the house north of the church, at left, into a nine-space parking lot.
Elmont, Franklin Square issue: too many churches?
With property values declining and fewer businesses occupying storefronts along Hempstead Turnpike in Elmont, the community’s property owners have become desperate to bring in any entities that will pay rent, and as a result Elmont is becoming highly populated with storefront churches. more
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Events on Long Island
Exhibits and more... African American DollsA selection of African American dolls from the collection of Freeport artist April Marius are on view, commemorating Black History Month. Through April … more
Elmont's Anthony Elechi, who had 19 points, drives through the lane during last Friday's Conference AA-III victory over Great Neck South.
Spartans up win streak to 11
Make it 11 wins in a row for Elmont. The ultra-balanced, deep and confident Spartans proved too much for visiting Great Neck South in last Friday’s Conference AA-III boys’ basketball showdown, rolling to a 67-50 victory. more
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Events on Long Island
Exhibits and more... Artists Choose ArtistsAn exhibition based on a mentoring relationship between established artists and young artists in Nassau County. Works by Charles Winslow, Doris Campbell, … more
Roads in Elmont are slick and icy today, due to freezing rain that hit Long Island Tuesday evening until Wednesday morning.
Schools closed due to icy roads
All schools in the Franklin Square Union Free, Elmont Union Free and Sewanhaka Central High school districts are closed today, due to inclement weather conditions caused by freezing rain that fell on Long Island throughout Tuesday evening. more
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One possible site for a potential YMCA in Elmont is on an open field on the northeast side of the Elmont Memorial Library, at 700 Hempstead Tpke. in Elmont (above). Another potential site is located farther west, along Hempstead Turnpike.
YMCA, Applebee’s might be coming to Elmont
Residents of Elmont have long been hoping to create more jobs in the community and spur economic growth, and two businesses potentially coming to the area could do just that. more
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Washington Street School, at 760 Washington St. in Franklin Square, is part of the Franklin Square Union Free School District, which has not removed any students this year for address fraud due to the high cost and lack of necessity for the district.
Schools take different approaches to address fraud
Schools across the nation are dealing with a problem that has grown over the past decade: school district address fraud. And local schools are no exception. At the Elmont Union Free School District’s Board of Education meeting, on Jan. 18, a district resident, Jeff Weisbrot, raised the topic. more
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