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Arthur R. Eldred, of Troop 1 in Rockville Centre, was the nation's first Eagle Scout. A parade, marking the 100th anniversary of his accomplishments, is set for Sept. 8 in Rockville Centre.
Boy Scouts to hold parade in Rockville Centre
The 100th anniversary parade for the nation’s first Eagle Scout, Arthur R. Eldred, from Boy Scout Troop 1 in Rockville Centre, is set for 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 8. more
Courtesy Marisa Berman Author Marisa Berman is collecting photos and stories for a book celebrating Nunley’s Amusement Park. That’s Berman, at right in the lead boat, in 1989.
Author seeking photos for book about Nunley’s
A local author who spent a happy chunk of her childhood at Nunley’s Amusement Park on Sunrise Highway in Baldwin is collecting images and ephemera for a book that will celebrate the now defunct attraction. more
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Eisenhower Park is the scene of a patriotic light display as thousands will gather for some holiday revelry on Saturday.
Fireworks displays start Saturday
It's time to enjoy those July Fourth fireworks. The pyrotechnics are always glorious and with the holiday falling midweek – on Wednesday this year – the festivities begin early, so we can partake of holiday merriment throughout the week. more
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The front of the parade made its way up Bellmore Avenue.
Bellmores honor the fallen on Memorial Day
The sun shone down on the Bellmores as residents and veterans joined together for the community’s annual Memorial Day parade on Monday. The day began early with a wreath presentation in front of the Bellmore Veterans Memorial on Bedford Avenue, beside the Long Island Rail Road station. From there, the parade headed north on Bedford Avenue to Oak Street , before proceeding north on Bellmore Avenue. more
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Rosemary Gibson is a leader in U.S. health care. At the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, she led national initiatives to improve health care quality and safety. She was vice president of the Economic and Social Research Institute and served as senior associate at the American Enterprise Institute. She is principal author of “Wall of Silence” and “The Treatment Trap,” and is an editor of the Archives of Internal Medicine series Less is More.
Local author to release 3rd health care book
Rosemary Gibson, a Baldwin-born author and health care professional, is preparing to promote her third book at the end of this month. more
Joseph Szabo snapped this photo of students driving out of the Malverne High School parking lot three and a half decades ago, when he worked there as an art teacher. “Chris on Sr. Day, 1977” is one of the many photographs chronicling teenage life that are part of a new exhibit of Szabo’s work at the Heckscher Museum of Art.
'Coming of Age in America'
When Joseph Szabo first came to teach art classes at Malverne High School in 1972, he was 28 — only a decade older than some of his students. Still, the Ohio native had difficulty relating to … more
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What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Exhibits and more... Burton Silverman: The Humanist SpiritAn exhibit showcasing the works of contemporary artist Burton Silverman, who demonstrates the continuing power of the realist tradition in … more
Vita Zorbo, owner of Lady of America of West Hempstead, celebrated her eighth anniversary as a West Hemsptead business owner last month. Hempstead Town Councilman Ed Ambrosino awarded her with a certificate of recognition for the honor. From left, employee Chris DeVivo, Ambrosino, employee Theresa Michellini, Zorbo and employees Kathy Spinner and Diana Ryan.
W.H. business owner celebrates eighth anniversary
Vita Zorbo recently celebrated her eighth anniversary as a West Hempstead business owner. The Lady of America Fitness for Women proprietor has been a proponent of giving back to the community … more
Holiday Harmonies with America
The beloved classic rock band America visits NYCB Theatre at Westbury with Holiday Harmonies, on Dec. 16. more
Baldwin is currently in sixth place in the Reader’s Digest We Hear You America contest with over 60,000 votes. First prize in the contest pays $50,000.
Baldwin in sixth place in contest for $50K
How would you spend $10,000 improving Baldwin? How about $50,000? Would you renovate a park? Fund arts or sports programs at the schools? Would you buy new computers for the library? Although this may seem like a daydream of a question, it is one Baldwin may have to address next March. The money in question would come from the We Hear You America contest being sponsored by more
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