Richard Torrey Exhibit Launches February 5
Syosset Library site to see work by children’s illustrator Richard Torrey is the author/illustrator of fifteen books and the illustrator of dozens more. For the better part of two decades, he has also...
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Road to Russia: The 2018 FIFA World Cup
Señora Natalia Policano-Tomkiel shows her support for Argentina, despite the struggles they faced in qualifying. By Jason Choi and Larry Ding The World Cup 2018 is just around the corner, and another...
View ArticleJericho Chinese Association Hosts Lunar New Year Celebration
The Chinese Association of Jericho will host a Lunar New Year Celebration at Jericho High School on Saturday, Feb. 10, beginning at 3:45 p.m. All are invited to the event which will feature traditional...
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Singh Sings: Mangano, Venditto Named In Court
Harendra Singh, the former restaurateur embroiled in the corruption trial of former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and former Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto, pleaded guilty in October...
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Jericho Jewish Center Welcomes Cantor Kenneth Cohen
Cantor Kenneth Cohen The Jericho Jewish Center is delighted to welcome Cantor Kenneth Cohen to the synagogue and to the community. Cohen, who attended Hebrew School and celebrated his Bar Mitzvah at...
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Throw A Stone For Charity Food And Book Drive
Image source: licurling.org Try curling while helping the Long Island community at Long Island Curling Club’s Throw A Stone Food and Book Drive on Saturday, Feb. 10, from 8 to 10 p.m. All proceeds...
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Runners Assist Developmental Center
Mike Polansky and Sue Fitzpatrick of the Greater Long Island Running Club were pleased to recently meet with Debbie Patey and Debbie Zimmerman of the Center for Developmental Disabilities, to discuss...
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View ArticleSyosset Hospital Support Groups
Support groups are a community resource to promote healing for individuals struggling with loss, illness or addiction. These groups provide a safe space for informal discussion and coping techniques to...
View ArticleTown Of Oyster Bay Hosts Pet Food Drive
The creation of Baxter’s Pet Pantry by Long Island Cares has helped distribute over one million pounds of pet food, all of which has been donated through pet food drives like this one and corporate...
View ArticleLetter: Imperative To Our Survival
A common refrain that will come up in most conversations about politics is a frustration about the ability of our elected representatives to complete the duties with which they are tasked. Within this...
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State Grants Jericho And Syosset High Schools Education Award
Jericho Senior High School and Syosset High School joined the upper echelon of state schools recently when they were identified as one of 16 Reward Schools in Nassau County by the State Education...
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Netflix Shows Make Dramatic Exits
Teacher Thomas Anderle believes that Netflix will not lose subscriptions because people can watch other shows once the shows they have already watched are no longer available. By Leetal Prezelmayer and...
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It’s Not The Fees, It’s The Spots
Parking fee debate continues Also at the Feb. 6 meeting, the Oyster Bay Town Board recognized YES Community Counseling Center, a community-based, non-profit organization that has been serving residents...
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Climbing The Career Ladder: Syosset native lands Fort Myers morning anchor slot
WINK morning anchor and Syosset native Michelle Mackonochie Television viewers in Fort Myers, FL, recently got a dose of Long Island during WINK’s morning show in the form of morning news anchor...
View ArticleLetter: Too Much Gun Violence
There is much too much gun violence in the USA; just witness countless recent tragedies, especially the one in Parkland, FL. There have been warning signs in most instances of these disasters that have...
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Editorial: The Age Of Reason
[caption id="attachment_5194" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Image source: Wikipedia[/caption] The country’s latest school shooting (as of the publication of this editorial) in Parkland, FL, evoked...
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Cantor Says Aloha To Jericho Jewish Center
Kenneth Cohen hired to fill empty position Cantor Kenneth Cohen When Cantor Kenneth Cohen was recently installed as the cantor for the Jericho Jewish Center, it represented a sort of homecoming for...
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Jericho Resident Is Banking On Spreading Literacy
Davi Tserpelis When it comes to literacy issues, Davi Tserpelis is a passionate advocate whose interest is one that is shared by her employer, City National Bank. In addition to being a regional...
View ArticleLetter: Enough Already
By the time this letter is published, the discussion of gun violence in our country following the mass shooting at the high school in Parkland, FL on Feb. 14 will have ended and we will all be back to...
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