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Nassau County Police unions held a fundraiser to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey at Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall on Sept. 6, collecting more than $120,000. From left were Nassau County PBA President James McDermott; Al D’Amato, a former U.S. senator; COBA President Brian Sullivan; Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder; DAI President John Wighaus; John Murray, the owner of Mulcahy’s; and SOA President Kevin Black announced that D’Amato donated $50,000.
Police unions offer Help for Houston
Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall was a sea of blue on Sept. 6. Hundreds of members of the Nassau County Police Department’s unions, as well as Wantagh and Seaford residents, packed into the … more
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Honoree John Hrvatin, center, takes his stroke as the rest of his friends, Ed Hrvatin, left, Mike Cammarota and Dave Mullane, right, watched. (Right)
Golf classic honors director of Housing Authority
Stepping into their 19th year, the Freeport Chamber of Commerce held their annual golf classic at the Harbor Links Golf Course in Port Washington on Aug. 24. The annual event, a Freeport tradition, … more
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The fundraiser at ROK Health & Fitness includes 12 classes taught by 13 different instructors and will benefit the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
East Rockaway event will support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital walk and run
A nine-day fundraiser to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is scheduled for ROK Health & Fitness from Sept. 8 through 16. more
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Jonathan Mendoza, Army veteran and Freeporter volunteered to help Freeport’s American Legion William Clinton Story Post No. 342 by providing his construction expertise during the construction phases.
American Legion hoping to raise $20,000 for new building
Volunteers from Ben’s General Contracting Corp. busily coated the sheet rock walls with thick white compound, while owner Ben Jackson walked outside to assess and create a to do construction list … more
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Representatives of Freeport restaurants prepared for their race as onlookers cheered them on last Sunday at Freeport’s annual Great Canoe Races.
Freeport goes overboard at Great Canoe Races
The sound of water sloshing and swishing could be heard as participants in the Great Freeport Canoe Races at Cow Meadow Park on Sunday tried to outpace one another to the finish line. Meanwhile, at … more
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Grace Hatton, center, had a good laugh with her friends Jean Pellegrino, left, and Connie Kearns during Temple B’nai Sholom-Beth David's Mahjongg Game Night, which raised funds for Bethany House.
Temple game night raises money for Bethany House
About 70 residents gathered together at Temple B’nai Sholom-Beth David on July 25 to compete against each other in Mahjongg and raise money in the process. more
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Lee Road Elementary students got super soapy at an end-of-the-year car wash — a fundraiser for the North Wantagh school’s character education program — on June 19.
Summer off to a sudsy start at Lee Road
Lee Road Elementary School students’ summer vacation got off to a soapy start.  Students at the school, which serves parts of Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown, participated in an … more
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Millie Palumbo “Met” Queen Elizabeth.
Teatime at St. Frances De Chantal Church
The women of the St. Frances De Chantal Catholic Church community dressed to the nines on June 10 for a special affair.  The church, which takes in parishioners from Wantagh, Seaford and … more
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Golf Committee co-chairmen Tony Cancellieri and Jeff Greenfield, left, Chairman of the Board Joseph Fennessy, Legislator Laura Curran and Michael and Eileen Sapraicone.
South Nassau Communities Hospital hosts 33rd Annual Golf Tournament
South Nassau Communities Hospital honored Michael and Eileen Sapraicone at its 33rd annual golf tournament on June 12. The two are accomplished civic leaders as well as members of the criminal … more
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Kurt Vile is set to headline the Shine A Light Music Series show at 7 p.m. on Friday at Cannon’s Blackthorn in Rockville Centre.
Shining a light for those with special needs
“There’s a certain feel that people get when they walk in,” Martin Brull said of the Shine A Light Music Series, which returns to Cannon’s Blackthorn in Rockville Centre on Friday. “They immediately understand that this is more of a homegrown show than something put on by one of the larger promoters.” more
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