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Terry Biener
Serving up Italian favorites with flair in Lynbrook
Newly opened restaurants often have kinks to work out, but at Green Olive Bistro, that is not the case. Italian cuisine is prepared with a flair that states experience. Management is a trio of seasoned restaurateurs. Antonio Canale and Michael Costigline owned Angelina’s in Lynbrook and Marsala in Massapequa, and Joseph Genova owned Steve’s Pier One in Bayville. more
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Community members would like to see this vacant and ramshackle looking house at 145 Cedar Lane in Woodmere renovated.
Dilapidated Cedar Lane property considered an eyesore
The condition of a dilapidated, abandoned house on Cedar Lane in Woodmere adjacent to the Long Island Railroad tracks has community members more
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Hewlett surgeon Dr. Zachary Gerut is trying to help people lose weight with the new Bella Contour fat melting machine.
Trying to win the waistline war
Dr. Zachary Gerut, a practicing aesthetic surgeon in Hewlett for more than 20 years, is one of only two physicians in the U.S. researching the Bella Contour, a non-invasive, fat melting machine that uses dual technologies to diminish a person’s waistline. more
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Woodmere Key Food employee Aracely “Cely” Corona, left, received a day off courtesy of “The Nate Berkus Show,” as Five Towns native Jill Zarin, right, worked for Corona and taped a segment for the nationally syndicated show.
A ‘Real NYC Housewife’ in the Five Towns
Returning to her roots, Jill Zarin, who grew up in Woodmere Park and is currently one of the stars of Bravo’s “Real Housewives of New York City,” television show, took the place of a Key Food employee to tape a segment for the nationally syndicated “Nate Berkus Show.” more
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Family, friends and football are on the schedule this weekend. Super Sunday is a great day for a casual get-together with friends. Get comfy and prepare some tantalizing easy-to-eat foods.
Game day entertaining
Make your game day party on Sunday a day that really scores with guests. Try some tasty and easy-to-eat recipe ideas that will appeal to all the fans at your gathering. more
Woodmere Jill Zarin, who stars on "Real Housewives of New York City," worked at the Key Food in Woodmere on Friday for a segment of "The Nate Berkus Show."
Real Housewife in Five Towns
Woodmere native Jill Zarin, one of the stars of Bravo’s “Real Housewives of New York City,” came to her hometown on Friday and was at the Key Food off of Franklin Place by the train station to tape a segment of the nationally syndicated daytime television show “The Nate Berkus Show.” more
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Officials and Island Harvest volunteers celebrated the organization's 8 millionth pound of donated food, as well as its new heavy-duty truck, donated by the Walmart Foundation.
Island Harvest reaches a milestone
On Dec. 28, Nassau Coliseum was being used for something other than sports games and concerts: Island Harvest, Long Island’s largest hunger relief organization, was shipping out its record-high 8 … more
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Lawrence resident Marty Weinberg packed his car with the coats collected by Lawrence High School students that will be distributed to those who need them through the Hempstead-based Interfaith Nutrition Network.
Getting off his butt to help
When Marty Weinberg, went to Lawrence High School in October to ask if the school could collect coats on behalf of the INN, a soup kitchen based out of Hempstead, high school social worker, Wendy Grand, happened to be by the entrance when Weinberg walked in and after the two spoke, Grand knew she wanted to help. more
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Wolf Conversation Center curator Rebecca Bose, left, and Managing Director Maggie Howell, right, and Woodmere Middle sixth graders watched as Atka the wolf disguised his smell using a coffee cup.
Hanging with a part of the pack
The call of the wild made an appearance at Woodmere Middle School as Atka, one of the younger gray wolves from the Westchester-based Wolf Conservation Center, visited students on Dec. 8. more
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For the fourth consecutive year, Kaitlyn Artusa led her family and friends to fund raise for a good cause. From left are: Emma Gartenstein, Artusa, Michael Artusa and Tyler Ruvulo.
Making a big difference
Sitting in Little Tikes chairs behind two Little Tikes tables, four Hewlett Children did a big thing by raising money to benefit a school for autistic children. more
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