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The Carltun in Eisenhower Park, with its ambience of classic beauty and the Renaissance, is closing in September after 27 years. Many of its rooms, like the Palm Court restaurant, wine cellar, and Havanas Cigar Club, will be fondly remembered.
Saying farewell to The Carltun
The curtains will close on The Carltun in September when owner Anthony Capetola ends the lease on the property after 27 years. Capetola, and then-partner John Tunney took over what was the … more
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The Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau hosts its farmers markets on Saturdays in Eisenhower Park. Fresh produce is available from numerous vendors across Long Island.
Fresh food, grown right around here
Local agriculture and fresh food are important to the health and economy of Long Islanders, and the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County is committed to making them available to … more
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Daniel Monahan was an FDNY firefighter for many years before retiring in 1998. On July 9, Lydia Lane in Salisbury was dedicated in memory of him.
Remembering firefighter Daniel Monahan on Lydia Lane
The morning sun shined bright on Lydia Lane and Valentines Road in Salisbury July 9 just in time for the dedication of Lydia Lane to Fire Department New York Firefighter Daniel Monahan. “He … more
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Kelsey Klimkowski pitches out a ball for their softball game on July 7 as Sydney Follick from W.T. Clarke High School umpires behind her.
Salisbury moms hit it out of the park
After being cooped up in the house for what felt like eons due to the coronavirus pandemic, people wanted to get outside and get active once restrictions were lifted. Thus, the Salisbury Moms … more
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Ellen First
Honoring a loved educator
For nearly half a century, Ellen First touched the lives and minds of students at East Meadow High School. The popular English teacher died June 20, after an almost three-year battle with leukemia. … more
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Seymour Treibish, a veteran of World War II, turned 100 on July 3. Treibish and his wife, Grace, enjoyed a special drive-by parade.
Seymour Treibish celebrates 100
Celebrating his 100th birthday on ther Fourth of July weekend could not be more fitting for World War II veteran and East Meadow resident Seymour Treibish.Surrounded by family, Treibish got a special … more
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Devin Lugo, 11, made his Broadway debut this month as a member of the dance ensemble for ‘The Music Man.’
Dancing his way to Broadway
The curtain went up on Devin Lugo as the 11-year-old dancer from Woodland Middle School made his Broadway debut in “The Music Man.” Lugo is a member of the dance ensemble for the show … more
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Beethoven Bong and his children Simon, 2.5, and Hope ,6, stopped by to enjoy the children's room in the library.
A summer of possibilities at the library
After two summers of adjusting to safety protocols amid the coronavirus pandemic, the East Meadow Public Library is turning a page toward in-person and online programs to entertain and educate people … more
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New York state doesn’t have enough lifeguards to watch its pools and beaches. Don Clavin, the Town of Hempstead’s supervisor, is asking Gov. Kathy Hochul to lower age minimums to become a lifeguard from 16 to 15.
Lifeguard shortage coming soon to pool near you
Beaches and pools need just one thing to be successful — sunshine. But to stay open, there’s just one more requirement: lifeguards. And for the second straight year, lifeguards are not … more
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Jennifer Chan
Chan and Qi are this year’s salutatorians
Both Jennifer Chan of East Meadow High School and Katherene Qi of W.T. Clarke High School know what hard work is all about, and that is why the two seniors were named salutatorians for their … more
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