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The Autism Society of America’s Nassau and Suffolk Chapter representatives came to Borrelli’s to accept a check from the chamber.
Chamber helps local charities
Members of the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce celebrated the holiday season of giving in a big way by presenting checks to several local charities in December. Funds were raised for the nonprofit … more
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This season, help those in need
Welcome to the holiday season, the season of light, the season of goodwill. The season of giving. more
‘You’ve got mail’ — except you don’t if it’s AOL
I look longingly out the window of my office and think about taking Zoe the dog for a meandering walk on this exquisite fall day. She is looking longingly at me, too . . . more
Kim Wyant, of East Meadow, is the only woman serving as head coach of an NCAA men’s soccer team.
Kicking down boundaries
Kim Wyant, a 51-year-old East Meadowite, has achieved a lot of firsts in the world of soccer. Wyant, who became head coach of the New York University Violets this fall, is the only woman who leads … more
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The Rev. Nikiforos Fakinos, with his wife, Chrissy, in front of the church’s facade, which has been redone.
St. Demetrios Church congregants celebrate
Three grand chandeliers adorn Merrick’s newly renovated St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, which opened its doors to nearly a thousand worshippers and guests on Oct. 25 after more than two years of reconstruction. more
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Spain's acclaimed flamenco dancer-choreographer Jose Porcel and his dynamic troupe perform at the Madison Theatre on Sunday.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Exhibits and more... A Step in Time: Molloy College’s 60th Anniversary ExhibitionThe exhibit examines Molloy’s history through photographs, documents and related memorabilia. Through … more
Rabbi Daniel Bar-Nahum, Temple Emanu-El’s spiritual leader since 2012, marched in America’s Journey For Justice on Aug. 25 in Columbia, S.C.
A rabbi walks for justice
As he walked 13 miles through the scorching heat and humidity on a 95-degree August day in Columbia, S.C., side by side with leaders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and other clergy from across the country, Rabbi Daniel Bar-Nahum couldn’t help but think of the progress he made with each step of his journey as a metaphor for the nation’s struggle to provide equal rights for all its citizens. more
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The fifth annual Faith, Food and Fellowship Festival welcomed more than 900 people last year. Church officials hope this year’s attendance will top 1,000 this Saturday.
A day of faith, food and fellowship
The Holy Trinity Orthodox Church in East Meadow, one of the oldest Orthodox Christian churches on Long Island, will welcome residents of all ages on Saturday to a family-oriented community festival full of activities for children and adults. more
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WALTER AND RYFKA SCHACHERL
A survivor’s story: Part 2
After World War II, Walter Schacherl returned to Palestine, where he had lived with his older brother before the war. Hope for a Jewish homeland marked life there, but so did strife. more
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Good news week? Bad news week? Your choice.
I’m seeing good news on all fronts this week, primarily because I choose to. This is a quest: I am seeking the comfort of upbeat stories. more
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