Massapequa, NY News

• Massapequa, NY News
• On this Memorial Day, we remember...
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• ASD VP steps down in midst of tenure debate
• Town Clerk Labriola reminds residents about “Green” public parking and beach permits
• Registration for Town of Oyster Bay pools begins May 28
• Cold War veterans can obtain new brochure about property tax exemption
• She’s her brother’s keeper
• Public Notices
• Brochure on flag etiquette available
• Massapequa Park Church of the Nazarene to hold annual meeting and dinner June 10
• Safe boating courses and free vessel safety checks
• Temple B’nai Torah celebrates passover
• Annual Pack 776 Blue & Gold Dinner members receive Bear Badges
• Nicole Tsolis to wed Eric Egglinger
• Paul Engle becomes an Eagle Scout
• Nicole Tsoilis to wed Eric Egglinger
• Living Stations and living faith at St. William The Abbot School
• TOB Clerk Steve Labriola names Massapequa Daisy Troop #2343 Recycling Rangers
• YES to hold annual garage sale June 30
• St. David’s flips flapjacks on June 9
• Oyster Bay enjoys Town’s Annual Eggstravaganza and Spring Festival
• At Your Library This Week
• Pets Pets Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• West Babylon class of 1972 reunion planned for July 28
• Town of Oyster Bay offers brochure on program for the handicapped
• Charles Berger, longtime Amityville resident, parishioner of First United Methodist Church
• Sanitation and recycling collections modified for Memorial Day
• Sen. Hannon to host veterans dinner June 7
• USS Elokomin Reunion Sept. 25 - 28
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• MHS grad and Army lacrosse player named 2012 Scholar- Athlete
• Memorial Day Parade
• Memorial Day events at Airpower Museum
• Long Island remembers its forgotten soldiers
• Massapequa residents pass school and library budgets handily; F'dale and P'edge also get okay
• Logan Spivey is a champ!
• MPK Village considers maintenance law on bank-owned properties
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• YES to hold annual garage sale June 30
• YES director meets DiNapoli at seminar
• Public Notices
• Tackapausha inaugural hike May 20
• Chiarelli to perform May 20
• Tobay Beach Dune Stabilization Project a success
• Mary P. Myton Literary Society dives into “The Color of Water”
• St. William the Abbot Drama Club performs Disney’s High School Musical
• Massapequa Woman’s Club celebrates with Spring Fling luncheon
• Pirate-talk at DAR meeting
• Mayor Altadonna joins volunteers during Village Earth Day Celebration
• Plainedge Auxiliary holds Cerebral Palsy basketball game
• Hats off to the Amityville Woman’s Club
• Lt. Brian Coleman visits St. Rose of Lima School
• St. William the Abbot offers area Middle School students opportunity to participate in sports
• Last Hope cocktail party May 31
• Boaters warned that many sumonses will be issued for speeding
• At Your Library This Week
• Bird walk set for May 20
• Pets Pets Pets
• New Kiwanis Club of Farmingdale holds charter night dinner
• Tuna club needs vendors
• Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach set for May 26 and 27
• Tom O’Neill, veteran and longtime Amityville School District treasurer
• Massapequa High School to hold yard sale May 19 to benefit Angela’s House
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL Contaminated plume bearing down on Great South Bay; Governor must act quickly
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• STOP collection May 19th
• Seaford spring concert May 19
• World War II enactment to be held May 19-20
• • IN THE NEWS •
• Local effort to open charter school
• MWD officials off to Albany to press for complete cleanup of contaminated plume heading our way
• What is a charter school?
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Public Notices
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Early sale of beach stickers set for May 12
• Homeowners Cleanup May 12
• Registration for Mustangs football and cheerleading May 18 and 19
• Pets Pets Pets
• Town Summer Recreation Program registration underway
• Shavuot service May 26
• Grand opening of community music school
• Berner blood drive to be held May 17
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• Grace Episcopal Church Outreach program donates to children in need
• Amityville Artists Circle to host awards dinner May 12 to honor patrons
• Town Clerk Labriola offers “No Soliciting” stickers
• At Your Library This Week
• Veterans invited to march with Adopt-a-Batallion in Memorial Day parade
• John M. Dougherty, Massapequa H.S. graduate, construction worker
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Trio of girls assaults, attempts to rob another girl in Massapequa
• Former Amityville School Board member Jeanette Santos challenging Kathleen Ward
• CORRECTION:
• Vendors needed
• St. David’s food drive May 19
• Nassau Police car chase ends on lawn of home in Massapequa; three arrested
• Massapequa HS senior is candidate for Presidential Scholar
• Residents rally to make Sunrise Highway a Child Safety Zone
• Massapequa Water District officials head to Albany Monday
• Vehicle hits three cars and flips in Massapequa
• Rally today in Massapequa
• Trio attempts to rob girl in Massapequa
• Farmingdale forms new chapter of Kiwanis
• THIS WEEKEND'S EVENTS
• Massapequa Philharmonic Orchestra concert May 12
• Runners Edge leads 29th annual Long Island 5K run/walk July 14
• Public Notices
• Farewell Packard Middle School: hello Plainedge Park and center
• Vendors needed for flea market
• Berner Middle School celebrates 50th anniversary gala May 12
• Child Safety rally to be held May 6
• Pets Pets Pets
• Last Hope fundraiser May 19
• Heather Palleschi fundraiser to be held at Mulcahy's June 9
• Event Calendar
• Vendors needed for Berner 50th anniversary event
• At Your Library This Week
• Last Hope Animal Rescue holding flea market May 5
• Rosemary L. Phippard, East Massapequa resident, worked as legal secretary for Nassau County
• Frank J. Rapczyk, Massapequa resident, WWII Navy veteran
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Amityville School Board approves $78.2M budget; levy within state cap guidelines
• Plainedge HS brings Broadway to LI with production of Aida
• Elokomin reunion Sept. 25
• South Shore Audubon bird walk set for May 6
• Armed Forces Day spring concert May 19
• Free car seat safety check at Burns Park May 19
• Natalie Gramegna and Allison Latini honored for volunteerism
• MPK resident Taylor Dunn wins NYS scholarship award
• Five vie for two seats on Massapequa School Board
• Logan Spivey wins state championship
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Rabbi Joe Black gala musical weekend May 4 and 5
• Public Notices
• Town of Oyster Bay holds the line on pool fees
• Sanitation reminders for Oyster Bay Town residents
• LOCAL SCHOLARS MAKE THE NEWS
• Elokomin reunion Sept. 25
• Sol Goldstein spearheads program for U.S. troops
• Town Summer House League Ice Hockey Program registration May 1 and 2
• Community United Methodist spring sale May 12
• Pets Pets Pets
• Cold War veterans tax exemption extended
• T.O.B holds the line on fees at Joseph J. Saladino Memorial Marina
• Residents may remove signs and handbills
• A Concert of Entartete Musik: Music Banned by the Third Reich at Temple B’nai Torah April 30
• Last Hope Flea Market and plant sale May 5
• Temple B’nai Torah hosts annual Joyce Berger Memorial Interfaith service
• NYC Business and Labor Awards Dinner raises $850,450 for Friends of St. Dominic
• Maria Regina Parish holds Mother-Daughter Tea
• Local resident completes basic training
• Town of Oyster Bay blood drive will save many lives
• Join the Mulcher Culture
• Fall prevention workshop to be held May 10
• At Your Library This Week
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Massapequan Lisa Ricciardi earns financial certification
• Sen. Fuschillo reminds residents about state sales tax exemption for clothing and footwear
• Caroline M. Forman, member of VFW and American Legion, served in the U.S. Coast Guard
• Farmingdale High School Wall of Fame Committee releases list of 2012 honorees
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Victoria (Vicki) Gulbin, Massapequa resident and Berner High School graduate
• Coastal Creations on display April 27, 28 and 29
• Students read to dogs at Miles Middle School
• Chiefs Win!
• Vendors needed
• Senior Center programs offered
• Town residents reminded about hours of operation for leaf blowers
• Union employees close to agreement with Amityville School District
• Massapequa Park and local veterans honor Gold Star Mother
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• At Your Library This Week
• Public Notices
• Oyster Bay Town second half school taxes are due
• LOCAL SCHOLARS MAKE THE NEWS
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville Historical Society Earth Day Clean Up April 21
• The Internal Revenue Service warns taxpayers of tax-refund scam
• NMFD blood drive to be held April 24
• First 2012 Homeowners Cleanup scheduled for April 21
• Chinese auction April 21
• Towers of Freedom event to be held at Mulchahy’s April 22
• Congregation Beth-El Spring Fling May 5
• Leg. Saladino helps Cell Phones For Soldies initiative
• Pets Pets Pets
• First United Methodist Church luncheon April 26
• Massapequa Elks Open House April 25
• Chinese auction to be held April 20
• Temple B’nai Torah presents Adventures in Music
• Local Army National Guard soldier promoted
• Elks Club anti-drug contest winners
• Teachers honored by Temple B’nai Torrah
• Massapequa social studies chair is NYS Supervisor of the Year
• Charles Berger, parishioner of First United Methodist Church
• Farmingdale Titans youth football and cheerleading holds annual dinner
• Massapequa High School athletes signing on to play sports in college
• Local resident named Athlete of the Week
• St. Rose of Lima CYO League finishes a great season
• LI Lutheran boys’ team wins second straight federation title
• Readers respond to last week’s Guest Editorial
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Former Massapequa Fire Chief is remembered as a man of dedication
• Tackapausha Museum reopening ceremony Saturday
• Residents working on opening candy store in Massaperqua Park
• F'Dale Schools recognize musicians and athletes
• Long Island Police Appreciation Run to be held June 14 at Eisenhower Park
• ATA members protest lag in negotiations
• Concerns raised for safety of swans in Preserve
• MPK Village and Veterans honor Gold Star Mother
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• At Your Library This Week
• Public Notices
• Railroad Station at Massapequas presented April 15
• Passover Tot Shabbat April 13
• Floral demonstration offered at MPK Village Hall April 18
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Free healthcare compensation for Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange
• First S.T.O.P. Electronic Waste/Drug Collection day scheduled for April 14
• Hollie M. Stott, resident of Massapequa Park, dedicated her life to the well-being of others
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• Pravato and Spinosa sworn in to new terms
• Woman arrested for filing false prescriptions in Massapequa, Seaford
• CAR CRASHES INTO HOUSE:
• Leukemia and Lymphoma Society benefit April 13
• Town of Oyster Bay to host “Eggstravaganza” & Spring Festival
• McKenna family raises more than $6K for Towers of Freedom
• Library budget vote results
• Farmingdale School officials: Budget within tax cap thanks in part to teachers
• Pooches promote literacy
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Receiver of Taxes Stefanich reminds residents about online tax payments
• Boating and Jet Ski classes to be offered beginning April 9
• Public Notices
• Pets Pets Pets
• Town of Oyster Bay Ice Skating Center extends sessions for spring school break
• Oyster Bay Town Board holds the line on launching ramp fees
• Scholarships available
• Adventures in Music at Temple B’nai Torah April 9
• Bird walk in Massapequa Preserve April 8
• Hope V. Peterson, Massapequa H.S. graduate, Broadlawn Nursing Home unit manager
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Massapequa Schools continue to cut positions to meet State tax cap
• LEGAL NOTICE
• At Your Libary This Week
• Massapequa Chiefs hockey team wins New York State Title
• Plainedge Schools holding breakfast survey
• MPK Village partners with North Shore/LIJ in bringing urgent care facility to our area
• Pravato and Spinosa sworn in at Massapequa Park's organizational meet
• Pravado and Spinosa sworn in at Massapequa Park's organizational meet
• Massapequa Chiefs to play STRONG Wednesday, April 4
• Car crashes into Massapequa home today
• This weekend's events
• Woman arrested for filing false prescriptions in Massapequa, Seaford
• UJA to honor Lorraine Levin and Gerald Lutzker April 1
• Public Notices
• At Your Library This Week
• Pets Pets Pets
• Spring Fling fundraiser luncheon April 25
• Farmingdale High School science team State competition
• Pythias donate to T.O.B. Group Activities Program for the Handicapped
• Congressman Peter King nominates Thomas Kloepfer to Merchant Marines
• MFD battles major house fire Saturday on Arlyn Drive W.
• St. William craft fair to be held March 31
• Last Hope Animal Rescue Supermarket Bingo to be held April 14
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Temple B’nai Torah to host interfaith service March 30
• William J. Yard, Massapequa resident, member of the Memorare Council Knights of Columbus, Seaford
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• USS Elokomin Reunion Sept. 25 - 28
• Lions Chinese auction fundraiser April 20
• Residents should look at other funding sources
• Comments from our online readers
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Shooting hoops for a good cause in Farmingdale Schools
• SS Rafferty joins MPK VFW Post
• Den I of Massapequa visits the Post Newspaper
• Amityville, Farmingdale Public Libraries holding budget votes next week
• ASD denies tenure to assistant principal convicted of DWI
• P'edge school board to discuss cutting out winter break
• MPK Village sets budget hearing for April 9; spending plan within tax cap, says mayor
• MPK Village one step closer to bringing urgent care center to area
• Fire erupts at home on Arlyn Drive West
• Ladies Workout Express raises money for Parkinson’s
• Public Notices
• Unqua students visit St. Mary’s Manor
• Eighth graders at Plainedge MS beautify the art room hallway with a mural
• Maria Regina celebrates Technology Day
• McKenna Elementary School winners of the third annual spelling bee are...
• Massapequa HS Senior named Scholar-Artist by LI Arts Alliance
• Temple B’nai Torah to host interfaith service March 30
• Dog warden services
• Don’t feed wild fowl on Town property
• Chinese auction for Almost Home Rescue March 24
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Meditation programs offered
• Free Alzheimer’s seminar March 28
• School survey on breakfast program
• At Your Library This Week
• Unqua students enjoy PARP program
• Call for artists
• Bird walk scheduled April 1
• Insurance and Aging Program March 26
• 10 Kilometer Run for ASPIRE April 1
• St. William craft fair to be held March 31
• Home improvement assistance available for senior citizens and physically challenged residents
• Flea market vendors wanted
• Mary Beard Carey, longtime parishioner at Our Lady of Lourdes
• Tackapausha Museum supporters and County discuss agreement to keep facility open
• MPK youngster’s artwork selected for national stamp
• Farmingdale Schools and Town talking about agreement to fix high school pool
• State DOT denies MSD's request to make Sunrise Highway a safety zone
• FSD and Town of Oyster Bay in talks about high school pool
• Massapequa Park’s RED, WHITE & BLUE Bre akfast at Peter F. Colleran VFW Post 7763
• Veterans Benefits and assistance
• Public Notices
• This week’s Calendar
• Family fund-raiser for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society March 18
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• LIBS to hold blood drive at Massapequa library March 21
• Second night Passover Seder April 7
• Frank Spiegel, World War II veteran and former Massapequa Park resident
• Join the Town of Oyster Bay’s Cemetery Adoption program
• Thomas J. Wiszowaty, longtime Massapequa resident, business owner
• Town blood drive collects 116 pints
• Obama stand on abortion is wrong
• Expert on Constitution is wrong about federal health benefit plan
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• An evening of Jazz March 22
• Massapequa father charged under Leandra's Law
• USS Elokomin Reunion Sep. 25 - 28
• Music Lovers Expo March 18
• At Your Library This Week
• Grace Day School student to compete in Jr. Olympics
• NMFD Commish is NC Fire District prez
• MSD still struggling with budget numbers
• Bennett driving for quick resolution to safety zone busing issue in Massapequa
• Massapequa man credited with saving home
• Divided Amityville School Board denies tenure to principal convicted of driving drunk
• Massapequa man saves home from fire after car goes ablaze in driveway
• Temple B’nai Torah Purim March 7
• Sen. Fuschillo to hold Job Resource Expo for residents March 16
• Public Notices
• Local hero visits St. William the Abbot
• Massapequa Fire Dept. EMTs honored
• Massapequa HS language teacher earns National Board Certification
• Michael J. Costa, CPA, is now a Certified Construction Auditor
• Grace Episcopal Church of Massapequa 168th meeting and elections held
• Friends of Tackapausha to meet; public invited
• This Week's Calendar Of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Massapequa Committee for Education town meeting Mar. 12
• Garden Club meets March 21
• Stock Traders Meetup March 15
• Treating red, itchy “allergy eyes”
• Community Coalitions work to stem the tide of substance abuse
• Congregation Beth-El Purim service March 7
• Scott “Rose” Rosenzweig, resident of Massapequa, owner of Rose fence
• LOCAL SCHOLARS MAKE THE NEWS
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Contractor builds hope for Massapequa family
• Plainedge has NYS wrestling champ
• Amityville man charged in car crash that seriously injured NC police officer
• Annual Fourth of July fireworks show in Massapequa Park Village­— it's on!
• MFD holds successful memorial blood drive
• Car fire in Massapequa arson, say police
• Massapequa man arrested under Leandra's law
• Trio robs Game Stop in Massapequa
• MPK Village to host July 4th Fireworks this year
• MPK youth on probation arrested this morning
• Plainedge has NYS Wrestling Champ
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Last Hope to hold bowling fundraiser March 2
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Program on bird migration offered March 13
• Learn about energy saving on March 6 at Bar Harbor Library
• Polar Bear Plunge to benefit UCPN March 11
• Hearts for Hunger food drive underway
• Tot Shabbat March 9
• Programs offered to local seniors
• C of C Networking night set for March 6
• Public Notices
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Christopher Anglum, former Massapequa Park resident, Postal worker
• Saving Medicare: A Constitutional debate
• Marking time in Oscars and Grammys
• Massapequa Vamps make quick stop at house fire, Melrose Avenue
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Two cars collide on Broadway and Pennsylvania Avenues
• Massapequa Schools outline fiscal challenges facing the district for this year—and next
• IN THE NEWS
• Police make arrest in crash that injured NC Police Officer
• Massapqua Park VFW Post honors Vivian Begandy
• 2011 SUFFOLK PAL CHAMPIONS
• Writer on taxes: From each according to his ability
• DEC plan for contaminated plume is sorely insufficient
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Gerardo De Santo, local businessman and Massapequa Park resident
• SFWD issues safety alert to residents
• Berner kicks off 50th anniversary celebration
• Police Blotter update
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Massapequa Park Lions offering scholarships
• Local runners place in GLIRC meet
• MWD petitioning Governor to clean up toxic plume
• MSD approves calendar with August date for opening of school in 2012
• This week at the Library
• Shabbat Across America
• Maria Regina School reunion March 3
• Liam Lepre is Pack 776’s Pinewood Derby winner
• Frank Flood recognized for his service
• Public Notices
• Poster Pets for Adoption
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Birch Lane school holds pasta night
• Dinner and comedy show fundraiser Feb. 25
• Support Good Samaritan Hospital’s blood drive February 27
• YES celebrates 35 years
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Massapequa Vamps battle house fire
• Two cars collide
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• LEGAL NOTICE
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Indoor picnic Shabbat Feb. 17
• Lions Club offers scholarship
• Runners invited to 15K run March 24
• Faith Mission needs a new home
• Vendors wanted
• First aid supply drive for those in need
• Dinner and comedy show fundraiser February 25
• Heather Pendergast Blood Drive to be held Feb. 24
• Marissa Wzorek to wed Bryan O’Keefe
• National CPA Conference honors Ed Kliegman
• Massapequa Fire Department presents sschool fifire prevention awards
• Public being asked to comment on new 12th Assembly District lines
• Let’s greet spring with clean streets and clear sidewalks
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• VA Services available to veterans dealing with stress
• Daniel Flanagan, 51-year Massapequa resident; retired employee of Western Electric company
• Massapequa names Kenya Wright new transportation supervisor
• Students learn about credit
• Car strikes pole and flips over parked vehicle
• Locals elected officers of Association of Fire Districts of Nassau County
• Massapequa Cares celebrates 25th anniversay; its future is uncertain
• Trio arrested after menacing and attempting to rob youth of smartphone
• South Farmingdale Water District Issues Alert
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Historical Perspectives Exhibition opens at Farmingdale College February 9
• Program on Wild Parrots of LI February 14
• Mass. Park Planning Commission seeks help
• Lockhart Elementary School children held their annual Veteran’s Day Celebration
• Seafords Maria Regina first graders meet fire fighter Eric Brown
• PUBLIC NOTICES
• The fight on the economic front is not over yet
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• EDITORIAL
• Doris R. Roth, former Massapequan and employee of East Meadow Public Library
• Police charge two men for Massapequa burglary
• Six held at bay in Massapequa home by two armed gunmen
• County estimates higher sales tax revenues in 2012
• Hearing set next week on new Senate and Assembly district maps
• Driver in single-car accident charged with DWI
• Car veers off road and hits parked car in Massapequa Park
• Early morning break in to Massapequa home; no injuries reported
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Distinguished Artists concerts announced for February
• Craft vendors wanted
• Bird walk scheduled for Feb. 5
• Plainedge Kindergarten Registration March 12-15
• MHS Chiefs’ fundraising efforts for 9/11 hailed
• Update :Towers of Freedom fundraiser to be held at John J. Burns Park on April 22
• Town of Oyster Bay to conduct business seminar presentation Feb. 8
• Public Notices
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Sen. Fuschillo to host anti-bullying webcast
• Children’s Magical Music and More performances offered in February
• Indoor picnic Shabbat Feb. 17
• Register for Parent University for insight into raising today’s children
• Avoid late tax payment penalties
• Receiver Stefanich reminds residents assessment grievance ends March 1
• Plainedge School District has new assistant superintendent
• Eastplain announces their annual spelling bee winners
• Maria Regina eighth-grade students adopt a family in need
• Massapequa’s Birch Lane Elementary “elves” brightens holidays for others
• Identity theft
• Lockhart Elementary School makes a wish come true
• Over the Hill Gang Softball Team Charity Event
• Hitting the wrong note with National Anthem
• American voters need to wake up and learn the lessons of history
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Town of Oyster Bay requesting donations for Soldier Collection Drive
• Town of Oyster Bay invites civic organizations and chambers of commerce to be listed on website
• Harold R. Bausch, Amityville resident, WWII veteran
• MPK Village approves NextG agreement; pulls parking sensors
• Temple B’nai Torah Shabbat Feb. 10
• UCP membership meeting Feb. 6
• Man barricades self in home; incident ends peacefully
• MSD moves forward to bring students Common Core Standards
• Massapequa Schools earn distinction award
• MPK Village approves cellular transmission towers
• The music of Massapequa resident Dr. Okoye to be featured in African American History concert
• Send him on his way in song
• God can only help those who listen to his message of love and tolerance
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Cuomo ignoring housing market
• Michael Manieri, former resident of North Massapequa; served in United States Army during World War II
• Nassau Police arrest Amityville woman on grand larceny charges
• Plainedge School holds board meeting in new athletic and community center
• Former Army Reserve Center to become housing and service center for veterans
• Interscholastic policy at FSD topic of board discussion—again
• Library
• Public Notices
• Solutions for caregivers struggling with stress
• TAKE CARE & Be Well
• B’nai Torah Youth Shabbat January 27
• February 18 Towers of Freedom fundraiser postponed until April
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Man barricades himself in Massapequa home following family fight
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Massapequa Kindergarten registration begins
• Send in your photos for consideration for Town publication
• Bruna Anthony receives award
• Writers workshop to be held Jan. 19 with MPK resident and author Linda Frank
• Temple Sinai to host Shabbat of Social Justice Jan. 27
• 7th annual tribute to James McNaughton Jan. 21
• Knights of Columbus to hold Basketball contest
• Mary P. Myton meets at Villa D’Avanza
• “Moving in Mary’s Memory” at the Lustgarten Foundation 11th annual walk
• “Four-Peat” by Massapequa’s Chris Mammone at the 19th annual Rob’s Run 5K Race
• Ashley Gubista earns All-Region Volleyball Honors
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• EDITORIAL
• Maria Regina School 50th Anniversary Jan. 29
• Farmingdale-Bethpage Historical Society Winter Lecture Jan. 22
• Charles Sheridan, former resident of Nassau Shores, at 82
• YES Parenting Through Divorce program begins Feb. 8
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Man arrested in Massapequa for endangering welfare of a child
• Police arrest Georgia man for November robbery in Massapequa
• One car accident and rollover in Massapequa
• MPK Village Board passes local law allowing it to pierce tax cap; emergency measure only, says Mayor
• North Massapequa firefighters battle car accident and blaze
• Plainedge Schools approve installation of surveillance cameras; one school board member opposes expenditure
• UCP membership meeting Feb. 6
• Tea Party meets Jan. 30
• B’nai Torah Youth Shabbat January 27
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Temple B’nai Torah Scout Shabbat Feb. 3
• Last Hope fundraiser Luncheon Jan. 29
• Public Notices
• The Woman’s Child Welfare Department of Massapequa holds fundraiser brunch
• Plainedge Kindergarten registration is underway
• General tax bill can be paid without penalty through Feb. 10
• Family movie night offered Jan. 28
• Towers of Freedom fundraiser to be held at John J. Burns Park, February 18th
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Sensational SPACES
• Car fire on Southern State Parkway at Route 110
• Brunswick Hospital Center building coming down
• WEEKEND ROUNDUP
• Worlds of Wonder Await you At the Library
• Public Notices
• Brumidi Fri. Night Vegas Jan. 13
• TOBay holiday sanitation and recycling schedules
• Nassau County offers residents N.Y. State Safe Boating Course
• Knights of Columbus annual free throw contest Jan. 22
• Temple B’nai Torah Scout Shabbat Feb. 3
• Garden Club offers program on recycling
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Last Hope fundraiser Luncheon Jan. 29
• Chiefs cheerleaders to host ice skating fundraiser Jan. 16
• Teen safe driving program offered tonight at Ames
• Town Board holds 2012 induction ceremony
• Bird walk to be held Jan. 15
• Berner Middle School brings holiday cheer to sick children
• The Massapequa Junior / Senior PTSA fashion show coming February 15th
• Carole Houghton weds Charles Hynek
• Massapequa Philharmonic presents a special free admission youth concert
• Local soldier returns home
• The Amityville Woman’s Club celebrates Christmas at annual luncheon
• Bethel AME Church celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King’s Birthday
• Massapequa H.S. Ames Campus students take pledge to not smoke
• Councilman Joseph Muscarella attends blood drive
• Plainedge students participate in NYSSMA All-State Music Festival
• Local resident graduates from basic training
• Councilman Joseph G. Pinto congratulates finishers in the 19th annual Rob’s 5K Run
• Five Hawks earn Empire 8 Football recognition
• Lean pickins’ for GOP
• Americans are failing to honor the role of God in their lives and in their country
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• EDITORIAL
• Donate blood at South Nassau Hospital on Jan. 12
• Mary Luchsinger, Massapequa resident, worked in Massapequa School District
• Sisters of Greater Long Island celebrate 10th Anniversary
• Farmingdale School officials outline impact of 2 percent State cap
• Towers of Freedom fundraiser held; project moving forward
• MPK Village passes local law allowing it to pierce 2% tax cap
• Police arrest Georgia man in connection with November robbery
• NMFD respond to car acciddent/fire on SS Parkway
• Vehicle overturns in one-car accident in Massapequa
• Driver charged with possession of cocaine
• Public Notices
• Town offers free winter mall walking program
• Massapequa Library
• Ann M. Murray, resident of Massapequa Park
• President Obama’s Attack on the oil companies is hurting America
• Sound sensitive television commercials are on their way
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Police seeking public's help in apprehending transients preying on elderly homeowners
• Saladino: New informational drug prevention brochure now available
• Leads ups to Long Island Festival of Races
• Women’s Bible study continues Jan. 13
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• The Golden Tones perform for the holidays
• Garden Club offers program on recycling
• B’nai Torah Youth to lead service Jan. 24
• Sen. Fuschillo informs residents how to report power outages to LIPA with text messages
• Music Lovers Expo Jan. 22
• Farmingdale recognizes locals Sickles & Bentz
• Kelsey O'Brien is Scholar Athlete
• Dana Vosilla named All-SUNYAC
• Gubista named Rookie of the Year at Stockton
• Local resident takes part as Bristal Assisted Living helps one generation of veterans honor another
• Mary Myton Literary Society meets at the home of Caroline D’Antonio
• Amityville Woman’s Club holds November meeting at Unqua Yacht Club
• B’nai Torah students create mural
• Local resident enrolls in the Army ROTC program in Lexington, Virginia
• Holiday sanitation and recycling schedules
• Massapequa Chamber of Commerce presents Christmas Tree and Menorah lighting ceremony
• Unqua Elementary School students perform A Christmas Carol
• Massapequa students learn about organ donation
• Massapequa’s top student athletes sign on to play sports in college
• East Lake Elementary students build phonics skills with the learning program Fundations
• Farmingdale’s Albany Avenue students start school with a bang
• Massapequa High Shool dedicates the Wrestling Room to legendary coach, educator and mentor Al Bevilacqua
• Massapequa Chamber holds Christmas meeting at Sal’s Place
• Massapequa High School shares music of the season with the community
• Dr. Stewart R. Panzer, retired Massapequa family physician
• Police seek public's help in identifying trio who used stolen credit cards locally
• Massapequa Cyclones win 2011 Tournament
• YES Community Counseling helps collect toys for kids
• MPK Village to hold hearing on piercing 2% cap on spending
• Massapequa 523 Central Avenue 516-798-4607
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• East Lake helps Tsunami victims by making origami cranes
• New Year marks time —­for the better
• St. Rose holds food drive
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Public Notices
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Police investigating deceive, distract burglaries on senior citizens
• F'dale officials outline impact of 2% cap
• Celebrate Shabbat of Chanukah Dec. 23
• Nazarene women celebrate Christmas
• MHS Soccer team makes strides for breast cancer
• Knights of Pythias help at Coats for Kids event
• Adopt-A-Battalion is collecting for the holidays
• Photos
• Massapequa Mustangs senior travel team undefeated in 2011
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• FREE Safe Boating Courses
• Dr. David Annunziato, longtime Massapequa Park pediatrician
• Public Notices
• Car strikes pole on Baltimore Avenue
• O'Bay Sanitation and SORT collections holiday schedule
• Merry Christmas & Happy Chanukah
• Eclectic Cafe open mic Jan. 14
• Locals run in Massapequa YES Turkey Trot
• B’nai Torah celebrates “Good Deeds Day”
• Plainedge Kindergarten Registration Now Open
• Good Samaritan Thrift Shop “Dress Your Best” sale
• Teens volunteer at UCPN
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society upcoming programs
• Massapequa Community enjoys Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
• Musicsocials New Year's Eve party
• Birding and Breakfast Jan. 21
• New Year’s Concert to be performed January 1
• Drive-through Holiday Light Show offered throughout December
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Toys for Tots drive underway
• NMFD hosts Rag-A-Muffin Parade; honored by NC Legislators
• Explore the history of the Javajo 2 words Code Talkers of World War II at Holocaust Center
• Senator Fuschillo helps Unqua students say “no” to tobacco use
• Catholic high school reps visit St. Rose of Lima School in Massapequa
• Massapequa alumna to teach in the Republic of Malta
• Massapequa girl’s volleyball team raises $13,000 for breast cancer research
• Media is undermining America
• Reader: Legal immigration is still a part of America’s philosophy today
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Francis Dominianni, veteran, race car driver and Massapequan
• Veterans and liberators to be honored at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center
• Dropping of the Roses event to be held December 7
• Celebrate Chanukah at Temple B’nai Torah Dec. 23
• Woman’s Club brunch Dec. 4
• TOBAY Holiday on Ice Show Dec. 3
• Temple BB’nai Torah Shabbat Dec. 2
• Massapequa Philharmonic presents violinist Anna Lee Dec. 10
• Hanukkah Fair Dec. 11
• Seaford band to perform Dec. 10
• The Long Island Mystics present an evening of holiday magic Dec. 9
• Blood drive December 11
• Nazarene women's Christmas party to be held December 9
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• MPK approves the installation of stop signs; residents applaud move
• ASD ordered to hire forensic computer expert in case brought by fired principal
• Hospital looks at possibility of opening local emergency care center
• Students help raise Tower of Freedom
• Public Notices
• St. Gregory hosting ethnic food festival December 3–4
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• YES Community Counseling Center awards $10,000 MassMutual Grant
• Firefighters battle house fire Thanksgiving Day
• Hundreds attend annual MPK Village Tree Lighting
• Coming up...
• Massapequa Soccer Club held its first annual Golf Outing
• Annual Runner’s Edge Long Island Women’s 5k run was held
• Massapequa athletes score in Greenbelt Trail 25 Kilometer run
• Adopt-A-Battalion is collecting for the holidays
• Massapequa’s Barbara Mims named Art Educator of the Year
• Oyster Bay’s Syosset and Massapequa ice skating rinks open November 25
• Louis Brust installed as Eagle Scout
• Emily Dolan to wed Jamie Jones
• Community assembles Field of Honor
• Doing nothing is not a solution to the economy’s problems
• American opposition to immigrants is a sad fall from its historical beginnings
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• EDITORIAL
• Sen. Fuschillo to sponsor Breast Cancer Screening program in Seaford Dec. 15
• Daniel Bayon, longtime resident of East Massapequa, served during Korean Conflict and Cuban Missile Crisis
• Honoring our veterans
• Plainedge School Board wrestles with science and athletic policies
• Meet new Massapequa Library Director Janis Schoen Sunday
• Fire levels home in Massapequa
• Public Notices
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Runners and walkers invited to Ho Ho Ho Holiday 5K Run Dec. 17
• Temple B’nai Torah family Shabbat Dec. 2
• AAUW meets November 28
• St. William’s Christmas fair Dec. 3-4
• Last Hope receives grant from Build-A Bear
• Councilwoman Alesia offers brochure on preparing for a snowstorm
• Our Redeemer holiday fair Dec. 3
• Congregation Beth-El offers mini course
• MPK Village Meeting set
• The Long Island Air Force Association presents a Pearl Harbor Memorial December 7
• NC Police Officer seriously injured after pursuit that began in Massapequa
• Worlds of Wonder Await You At The Library
• Veterans and liberators to be honored at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center
• Annual Massapequa Turkey Trot to take place Thanksgiving Day
• Church of the Nazarene to hold annual church dinner Nov. 20
• The Long Island Air Force Association presents a Pearl Harbor memorial December 7
• Woman’s Club brunch Dec. 4
• AAUW meets November 28
• Historical Society hosts speaker on the Brooklyn Bridge
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• S.O.R.T. collection modified for Thanksgiving Day
• Bobcats Football League celebrates opening day
• Our Redeemer holiday fair Dec. 3
• Massapequa runners score in Oyster Bay Town Supervisor’s Run
• Schwarting math students win visit from NY Rangers
• Massapequa HS students give kids a hand with puppets
• Unqua Elementary students think science is a hoot
• Changes in the Massapequa UFSD’s fall line-up
• Assemblyman Saladino rewards participants of his summer reading program
• St. William’s Christmas fair December 3-4
• Mustang Moms help raise money for the teams
• Adopt-A-Battalion is collecting for the holidays
• Help prevent bullying among school age children
• How to Cope with Significant Loss
• Nassau County Coalition against domestic violence supports victims
• Plainedge students host Author’s Tea
• Unqua Elementary School supports Ride for Life for ALS awareness
• Public Notices
• Local gals hold annual bake sale for Sloan Kettering Medical Center
• Jaclyn Flanagan of Massapequa to wed Joenal Castma
• MSD commended for remembering veterans
• Reader takes exception to campaign coverage
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• All candidates deserve vote of support
• Local Folks in the News
• MFD Vamps battle car blaze
• GOP wins big in O'Bay; County legislative races still undecided
• WI firefighter Al Waters dies
• Honoring Veterans
• Hatcher Cuts Through Mt. Sinai to Lead Warriors to the Finals
• Amityville Police arrest two charging them in car break ins in Bethpage
• Massapequa Mustangs honored for Superbowl win
• Plainedge HS Key Club puts up Field of Honor
• Students hold Tower of Freedom Fundraiser
• COMING UP...
• Safe Boating Courses
• Public Notices
• Our Redeemer holiday fair Dec. 3
• Fundraiser planned for Nov. 12 at the Nutty Irishman for two-year-old Ella Kearney
• American Legion Post 1066 hosts Boys and Girls State Recognition Night
• Seaford bands perform Dec. 10
• Christopher LoVarco enters Battle of Champions
• Great South Bay Audubon Society meets Dec. 15
• Women’s Bible study continues November 11
• New online job resource center established
• Massapequa High School Track and Field Cross Country holds End of Year Awards
• Adopt-A-Battalion is collecting for the holidays
• Vendors wanted for flea market
• Friends of Massapequa Preserve meets Nov. 16
• Pit Bull documentary Nov. 13
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Worlds of Wonder Await You At The Library
• St. John students semi-finalists in National Merit Program
• Nassau Shores residents enjoy civic association’s Fall Festival
• Education Committee meeting
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Vendors needed for Christmas Fair November 19
• Temple B’nai Torah welcomes new students
• Farmingdale Hawks Midget Football and Cheerleaders enjoy Opening Day
• Kiwanis Club installs officers
• Final 2011 Homeowners Cleanup scheduled for November 13
• Town Clerk Labriola unveils guide to Civil War records
• Food and fun at Fiesta day for Fairfield students
• Unqua Elementary students jump rope to raise $30K for heart health
• Massapequa pupils replenish St. Rose of Lima parish pantry
• Plainedge HS students become mock crime-scene investigators
• Massapequa High School enjoys annual Homecoming Parade
• Lions Club honors John Valerie
• Amityville Artists Circle hosts photography exhibit and gala
• Diana Hadjiyane and Shannon Sullivan are local winners of Astoria Federal’s essay contest
• Occupy Wall Street crowd has hit a nerve with many Americans
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• We need to preserve the Tackapausha Museum
• Another view on the tax and entitlement debate
• Nita Heimer Ireland, former longtime resident of Amityville, at 82
• Rosemary Brady King dies in San Diego; daughter of MPK Village founder Michael Brady
• Woman accosted and robbed at local store in Massapequa
• Massapequa Fire Department hosts annual Fire Prevention Open House
• New treatment facility on tap for Farmingdale Water District
• Assemblyman Saladino enjoys Opening Day at Joe Gillespie Field
• Public Notices
• Coastal Conservation Association fundraiser to be held November 19
• SEPTA meets November 2
• Massapequa bird walk Nov. 6
• Oyster Bay renews contract for Trap, Neuter & Return program
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Holiday fair Dec. 3
• Property tax exemption workshop to be presented October 28 at Village Hall
• Fall Rummage sale November 4 - 5
• Venditto recognizes Massapequa volunteers
• St. John’s Lutheran to hold Opera Night Nov. 20
• Sen. Fuschillo honored by N.Y. State Stop-DWI Association
• UJA-Federation of New York breakfast Nov. 13
• At the Library
• iToo will miss Steve Jobs
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Concussions, a growing health concern being addressed
• Locals enroll in Maritime program
• N.C. Leg. Rose Marie Walker seeks reelection
• Historical Society of the Massapequas Hosts annual Apple Festival
• Massapequa Schools look to “heat up” summer school registration
• Adopt-A-Battalion is collecting for the holidays
• Vendors wanted for flea market
• Blood drive at East Lake school Nov. 3
• Receiver Stefanich announces new tax office locations
• Thousands enjoy County’s Irish heritage festival
• Coming this weekend
• Great programs but few takers for MSD Summer Stars program
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• St. Rose of Lima goes green; raffles off a Hybrid
• Lt. Michael Marino graduates Marine Corps Engineer School
• Massapequa students pour out to attend training on alcohol emergencies
• Massapequa Haunted House
• At the Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Violinist Arnaud Sussmann to perform October 22
• Free rabies vaccines for dogs and cats offered Oct 23
• St. David’s Cub Scout Pack 339 honored by Village
• 5K to benefit Men’s health awareness Nov. 13
• Sweet Adelines celebrate anniversary with a free concert
• Holiday fair December 3
• Temple B’nai Torah to honor Jewish war veterans November 11
• St. David’s to host annual craft fair November 5th
• Community United Methodist Church Harvest Festival Oct. 22nd
• Adelphi Breast Cancer Support Program offered
• Last Hope to celebrate 30-year anniversary November 10
• Job Fair 2011
• Plainedge Soccer Club celebrates opening day
• A day of wellness for body, mind and soul Nov. 5
• Garden Club meets Oct. 19
• Sleepy Hollow 5K charity run October 30
• Public Notices
• Korean War veterans honored
• Farmingdale College to host volunteer fair October 20
• Navy Seaman Scottolavino graduates from Operations Specialist School
• Labriola and Stefanich attend Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America charity event
• North Massapequa Allstate Agent receives award
• Columbus Lodge hosts annual Scholarship Award Ceremony
• Harriet Morrel, Massapequa High School art teacher, library volunteer
• The flooding problems in Massapequa Park Village need a professional diagnosis
• What Oyster Bay Town needs is bipartisan representation on the board
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Safe Boating Courses
• Belesi seeks second term in Legislature
• Dorothy Graf voted Business Person of the Year 2011
• It's Schmitt and Rennhack once again in race for 12th District seat
• Massapequans complete program at SUNY Maritime College
• For the Love of the Lake
• Editorial:
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• CUMC Harvest Festival Oct. 22nd
• St. David’s to host annual craft fair Nov. 5th
• Twin Chorus performs at Bristal in Massapequa
• JWV to be honored November 11
• Fall Rummage sale Nov. 4th
• Dr. Robert Bergmann, Massapequa Ophthalmologist
• Correction
• Hannon sponsoring Senior Health Expo
• EVERYTHING MARINE!
• Never forget
• Oyster Bay's Democratic candidates challenge Town's Public Safety costs
• Public Notices
• Farmingdale-Bethpage Historical Society trip to the Holiday Train Show Nov. 30
• Massapequa Haunted House
• Receiver Stefanich reminds residents of how to avoid late tax payment penalties
• A medical warning for video gamers
• New Yorkers, especially seniors, should take precautions against falls
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Women’s Bible study series begins October 14
• At the Library
• Towers of Freedom Rising
• Feral Cat Day Oct. 16 at Farmingdale Dog and Cat Clinic
• Adam Frasse fundraiser to be held Oct. 15
• Historical Society of the Massapequas Apple Festival Oct. 15
• Temple B’nai Torah Tot Shabbat service Oct. 14
• Audubon Society bird walk Oct. 23
• Massapequa Garden Club High Tea Oct. 19
• Good Samaritan Hospital Caregiver Classes for six weeks from Oct. 12 to Nov. 16
• Hot Laps
• Brady Park Senior Center looking for new members
• Oyster Bay Holiday concert ticket lottery applications must be received by Oct. 30
• Little Flower Day Care recruitment available
• Habitat for Humanity three-mile Walk-A-Thon set for Oct. 30
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Man charged in Massapequa burglary following police investigation
• Hot Laps
• Massapequa Mustangs Alumni Night October 22
• VFW Post 7223 celebrates 65 years October 22
• Old Grace Apple Fest Oct. 15
• Amityville Artists Circle opening gala October 9
• Plainedge to host Fall Festival fundraiser Oct. 8
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Public Notices
• Massapequa Elks open house October 14
• Sukkot festival Oct. 12
• Chinese auction at Temple Sinai Oct. 9
• St. Jude’s annual blessing of the animals Oct. 9
• NMFD to hold blood drive October 6
• JFK High School multi-year reunion October 21
• Dig Pink volleyball at MHS Oct. 12
• Garage sale October 10
• Veterans invited to complimentary lunch November 3
• Kiwanis Club Bunco Night October 7
• Tot Shabbat service Oct. 14
• County offers residents help to replace lost documents
• Women’s Bible study series begins October 14
• Holiday Train Show trip planned for Nov. 30
• Community food drive fills local pantry
• Brides save money and time planning their wedding online
• A Vow To Wow
• The blissful experience of a morning sail
• Editorial:
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Allana Spriggs, Massapequa Park resident, loving mother
• Garden Club meets Oct. 19
• Sleepy Hollow 5K charity run October 30
• Dominican Village Chinese auction Oct. 14
• Farmingdale College to host volunteer fair October 20
• Korean War veterans honored
• Students Remember
• Sons of Italy honors past President
• AMHS to host College Fair tomorrow
• Our Lady of Lourdes class hunts for missing Gingerbread Man
• Massapequa Park Village's sensored parking proposal drives major controversy
• MPK Village works to help residents find solutions to their ongoing flooding problems
• No shelter in the storm for this MPK resident
• Tax Foundation statistics don’t tell the true story
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Congregation Beth-El vendors needed for holiday boutique
• American Legion Antique and Modern Arms Show Oct. 2
• Daniel Brash, FDNY Firefighter, former Post 1066 commander
• New Plainedge teachers welcomed to school district
• Angela Damadeo, longtime Massapequa Park resident, religion teacher
• Scholarship helps cancer kids get to college
• Massapequa Chamber honors local police
• Fired ASD Northwest Principal fighting for her job; hearings underway
• Local Folks in the News
• Candidates for Town Board talk about a vision for Oyster Bay
• At the Library
• Public Notices
• Free legal seminar offered October 5
• Flashing Lights show Sept. 30
• YES to hold Taste of the Town Oct. 5
• Family Fall and Halloween Festival Oct. 1
• CUMC Pumpkin Patch sale returns Sat. Oct. 1
• Beth-El adult mini course begins Oct. 4
• Fuschillo offers mobile hours Oct. 6
• Holiday craft fair Nov. 5
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Massapequa PTA bowling is underway
• S.T.O.P and e-waste collection scheduled for October 1
• Yoga workshop Oct.1
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Amity Artists Circle Opens Show This Week
• Woman arrested for DWI with 3 children in car
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Our Scholars Make the News
• Please support pet adoptions
• Readers appreciate special 9/11 memorial edition
• Readers appreciate special 9/11 memorial edition
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Sal P. Balaes, Massapequa Park resident, WWII Marine
• Massapequa Park Village to close Brady Park parking lots to security vehicles
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Massapequa Community Fund donates $40K to MSD
• Massapequa School District wrestling with transportation issue
• Ann Bambino Lodge honors its scholars
• At the Library
• Public Notices
• Garage sale fundraiser to be held September 24
• Village storm help
• Register kkids for the Rag-A-Muffiffin Parade Sept. 25
• Massapequa Chiefs Homecoming weekend September 24-25
• Christian Wolfe completes Eagle Scout project
• Vendors wanted
• Grace Episcopal Harvest Fair to be held Sept. 24
• Cut Heating Costs - Winterize Your Home
• Remodel Without Regret
• Where, oh where can he be?
• Man sought for public lewdness at local church
• Farmingdale Library Honored
• East Lake Elementary School math night is a family affair
• Massapequa HS students score high on the National Financial Challenge
• Plainedge students display their theatrical talents
• Scholars in the News
• Petraeus ceremony too lavish during these difficult times
• Letter writer on the mark: We do need to take better care of our beaches
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• The sadness of Autumn
• Memorial Garden Dedication and Flag Disposal Ceremony Oct. 1
• Massapequa's Gold Award winners
• Temple B’nai Torah to celebrate Selichot September 24
• Massapequa Special Ed. PTA meeting and open house Sept. 22
• Winthrop Hospital to hold a Prevention Program Sept. 21
• Local runners, walkers and wheelchair athletes are invited to the Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor’s Five Kilometer Run
• Geoffrey Mann, former Massapequa Park resident
• Nassau County Police investigating 7-Eleven robberies
• Massapequans remember 9/11 victims
• Massapequa schools’ new jazz band camp jazzes up summer music program
• Public Notices
• Chamber Players International presents Beethoven Festival
• The LI Music Lovers’ Expo Coming to Massapequa
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Center 6-week programs begin September 20th
• Free retirement seminars
• Baton Twirling Lessons at Massapequa American Legion Post 1066
• Sunday School opens at St. David’s September 18th
• Fair and Auction at Massapequa Reformed Church on October 1st
• Councilwoman Alesia: Residents invited to Paws 2 Love Festival
• St. John the Baptist to hold 10 and 20-year reunions Saturday, October 1
• Hot Laps
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• MSD and parents at odds over transportation snafu
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Our people and our country are stronger after facing Leviathan
• Out of MassapequaTroop 90 soar four new Eagles
• Residents appeal to MPK Village for help with flooding
• Our people and our country are stronger after facing Leviathan
• Out of MassapequaTroop 90 soar four new Eagles
• Residents appeal to MPK Village for help with flooding
• Public Notices
• Audubon Society walk at the West End of Jones Beach Sept. 11
• Town sets 9/11 ceremonies for Friday, September 9th
• Town of Oyster Bay senior fall computer class begins Sept. 13
• Audubon Society walk at the West End of Jones Beach Sept. 11
• "LIPA kept us in the dark"-Altadonna
• MPK schedules ceremonies
• NMFD hosting September 11th ceremony
• "LIPA kept us in the dark"-Altadonna
• St. John the Baptist H.S. class of ’71 and ’81 reunion Oct 22
• MPK schedules ceremonies
• University Women annual Membership Tea Sept. 10
• NMFD hosting September 11th ceremony
• Ann Bambino Lodge Social September 10
• St. John the Baptist H.S. class of ’71 and ’81 reunion Oct 22
• Public Notices
• University Women annual Membership Tea Sept. 10
• Town sets 9/11 ceremonies for Friday, September 9th
• Ann Bambino Lodge Social September 10
• Town of Oyster Bay senior fall computer class begins Sept. 13
• Temple B’Nai Torah casting call September 11 and 12 for Annie Get Your Gun
• Hot Laps
• Temple B’Nai Torah casting call September 11 and 12 for Annie Get Your Gun
• Hot Laps
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Police seek three who robbed 7-Eleven on Broadway, Massapequa
• Mims/Gebbia win Doppy Open Golf Tournament
• We need to take better care of our precious beaches
• Ready for another great school year in Amityville
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Mary Schapiro, SUNY Farmingdale librarian
• Editorial:
• Catholic Health Services sponsors a Spiritual Companion Program September 17
• MHS athletes to hold Towers of Freedom Fundraiser Aug. 31st
• Two arrested for robbing, assaulting man in MPK
• Irene Comes and Goes
• IN THE NEWS
• Hearing Tuesday on proposal to borrow funds for Massapequa Water District improvements
• TOBay bond rating goes down; Democrats say cause is poor management by the GOP
• Public Notices
• 9/11 Memorial at Cedar Beach to be held Sept. 10
• Tot Shabbat at B’nai Torah Sept. 9
• Jones Beach Rescue hosts photo contest and fundraiser party
• Massapequa High School coach to speak at Running Club Sept. 20
• SJB Reunion October 1
• Audubon bird walk September 11
• New Exhibit at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center
• Rebuilding Together meets September 7
• Labor Day Activities at Republic’s Air Power Museum September 3 and 4
• Senator Kemp Hannon’s free Veterans Pancake Breakfast Sept. 18
• Seaford Senior programs offered
• Jews and Baseball: An American Love Story September 20 at Temple B’nai Torah
• Town of Babylon offers historic trolley bus tours
• Man charged with illegal drug sale in North Massapequa
• At the Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Hot Laps
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Police seek three who robbed 7-Eleven on Broadway, Massapequa
• This Week's Calendar of Events
• NYS child day care providers needed
• Father Derasmo celebrates 30 years of service
• Become a member of Brady Park Senior Center
• Concert to benefit 9/11 veterans to be held September 10
• Brochure on preventing rabies available
• Peggy Caltabiano sworn in as president of LIVCTA
• Town offers senior residents computer classes
• Public Notices
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• At the Library
• Massapequa Park’s Merchant Fair
• Amityville Beach exhibit open through Sept. 30
• Leg. Schmitt thanks veterans fo their service
• Boating and Jet-ski safety classes offered
• Tax free shopping in effect Aug. 30 through Sept. 5
• Massapequa’s Wilcox Awarded prestigious Lord Botetourt Medal
• Myton Society has Closing Luncheon
• 82-year-old Massapequa resident takes part in Senior All Star Game
• Local Resident Michael V. Scotto-Lavino graduates Naval Basic Training
• Nassau County Ancient Order of Hibernians has four members named to NYS Board
• Yes Community Counseling Center honored with the 2011 Alfred P. Sloan Award
• Mangano honors Massapequa residents Ellie and Ted Ho
• Eagles Gregory McManus and Christopher Spinosa honored
• Massapequa resident receives student teacher scholarship from NEFCU
• David A. Rao graduates from Basic Training
• Hospice Care network holds annual board meeting
• The President should lead
• Communities need to focus on the issue of teen safety
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Oyster Bay Tax receiver advises late taxpayers of last chance
• Angela Brandine, former Massapequa Busy Bee Mall employee
• And then the rains came....
• Dems tell Mangano to pay for costs of Coliseum referendum
• And two sets of twins makes six
• Sentencing of ASD Park Avenue Ass't Principal postponed
• MPK Village gives go-ahead to Sleepy Hollow run
• IN THE NEWS
• Police arrest Levittown man for selling drugs in Massapequa
• Back to School for Massapequa - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tremors from earthquake felt in Massapequa
• Police arrest two for robbing assaualting man in MPK
• Amityville School Principal sentencing postponed
• Farmingdale United Girls soccer team wins Open Cup Victory
• Criminal Defense Attorney Marc Gann of Massapequa completes term as President of Nassau County Bar Assoc.
• Massapequa student wins Hannon’s “There Ought to Be a law” contest
• Public Notices
• Farmingdale baseball league enjoys day at Allen Park
• Berner Middle School students host breakfast for seniors
• Plainedge Girl Scouts hold award ceremony
• Massapequa High School students hold Moot Court
• Hot Laps
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Worlds of Wonder Await You at the Library
• Vendors Needed
• Art In The Park out door show Sept. 25
• Blood drive Aug. 19
• Stop World Hunger Tennis Tournament to be held September 10
• Mommy & Me Program offered at Brady Park
• Temple B’nai Torah to host Tot Shabbat Sept. 9
• Office for the Aging meets
• Child Abuse Prevention Services (CAPS) volunteers needed
• Correction:
• Betty Bennett, Massapequa High School teacher
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Fuschillo applauds Governor for signing MTA’s no-smoking law
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Massapequa School "historian" retires
• Editorial:
• Police charge man in Massapequa burglary
• Massapequa Lions’ member recognized by the New York State Assembly
• Local residents graduate from basic training
• Tobay Pirates: Still lovin' the game!
• IN THE NEWS
• Assemblyman Joe Saladino announces new task force to help combat drug epidemic
• Assemblyman Saladino establishes aniti-drug task force
• St. Rose Faith-filled Hearts Club visits seniors
• Plainedge student named winner in Agenda Cover Design Contest
• Birch Lane Elementary kindergartners celebrate Earth Day with planting and singing
• Artwork “Blooms” at Plainedge Middle School
• Massapequa School Board and Bennett reach consensus; other views expressed
• Massapequa School Board and Bennett reach consensus; other views expressed
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Don Farley, Massapequa resident, Massapequa Water District Superintendent
• Two arrested after robbing Massapequa gasoline station
• Kessler promoted to principal of the Carman Road School
• Massapequa remembers its Korean war veterans
• Mangano honors Girl Scout Brooke Dutka of Massapequa
• Massapequa mother and son participate in annual Nautica NYC Triathlon
• Great South Bay Radio Club participates in annual exercise
• Last Hope Animal Rescue jewelry sale August 14
• Public Notices
• Breaking the addiction: wave goodbye to smoking
• Emergency alert jewelry saves lives—but is now also fashion conscious
• Senior dances at Tanner Park
• Give Back to School program at Westfield Sunrise Mall through September 12
• Free overdose prevention training Aug. 17
• Cub Scout Pack 601 buries time capsule
• Susan Ring named to Nassau County Coalition Against Domestic Violence
• Casting Call for children 10 to 17
• Free Classic Movie Night on August 11
• Massapequa Lions hold fundraiser for Guide Dog Foundation
• Retreat offered August 27
• Broadlawn offers fun activities to meet the needs of seniors
• Supervisor Venditto meets with Integrated Medical Foundation
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Barefoot Black Tie Dinner Dance Aug. 13
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Public Notices
• MFD Ex-Chief Tom Pendergast honored
• Scouts Adopt- A- Spot in Massapequa Park
• First Amendment rights apply to everyone
• Supporting our veterans is basic American ideal
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Matthew F. Dowd, former Massapequa resident, math teacher
• Republic to unveil its Vision Plan
• Good Samaritan Hospital volunteer honored for saving the life of friends mauled by bear
• Little League Winners
• Massapequa resident promoted to 1st Lieutenant
• Oyster Bay upgrades Town facilities; mulls new zoning changes
• MHS senior takes part in medical forum
• At Your Library
• YES offering mandated state training
• Hot Laps
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Volunteers needed for domestic violence victims
• Amityville Beach exhibit open through September 30
• Annual Town triathlon August 28
• Opportunities for new docents at Nassau County Museum of Art
• NYS child day care providers needed
• Photography exhibit opens August 5
• 100-family garage sale August 7
• Swirls and Twirls launches fundraiser August 7
• Massapequa Challenger baseball enjoys annual BBQ
• Knights of Pythias visit children in Winthrop Hospital
• Mother and son from Massapequa to be part of NYC triathlon this weekend
• Nassau Police arrest two following robbery in Massapequa
• Plainedge MS students take audiences on a magic carpet ride
• Professionals teach kids to toot their own horns
• East Lake Elementary students create awareness through art
• Lockhart Elementary students compete in world spelling bee on the web
• Jumping for healthy hearts at Eastplain
• Is something wrong with American Justice System?
• Bennett responds to disagreement over how school board meeting should be conducted
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Long Island Stock Traders seminar August 9
• Verizon and Susan G. Komen organization works to beat breast cancer
• 5K Breast Cancer run/walk to be held August 20
• Nathaniel “Nat” Ober, Amityville Superintendent, marched with MLK
• MPK Village officials unveil plans for work on Philadelphia Avenue
• McKenna grads celebrating summer
• Afternoon fire breaks out at Friendly's in Massapequa Park
• YES offers active parenting program begining July 27
• Worlds of Wonder Await You At The Library
• Public Notices -
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Register for the 34th annual Doppy Open Golf Tournament to be held August 12
• “Reach for the Stars” teen talent finals July 30
• Sen. Fuschillo invites families to read this summer
• St. John High School to host reunions
• New exibit at Holocaust Center-Kindertransport
• The LICADD to host 2nd annual fishing event
• Worlds of Wonder Await You At The Library
• RIVERHEAD RACEWAY
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Music Under the Stars
• Public Notices -
• A lesson in flag ettiquette
• Bennett’s Point of Order was well intentioned but out of order with Parliamentary Procedure
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• John Devine, former Massapequa resident, at 59
• Correction
• Trade Center steel to be part of Mazza Memorial
• Local seniors hear and discuss Coliseum proposal at AARP meeting
• First salvo thrown as Bennett joins Massapequa School Board
• Help for Joplin MissourI tornado victims
• Fire breaks out at Friendly's in Massapequa
• Readers Commentary Massapequa Civic leader wants fair and honest public debate on Coliseum issue
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Towering reality for MPK Village
• Editorial:
• Brochure on flag etiquette available
• Kiwanis Club to host Baldinger’s NFL/Kiwanis Football Clinic
• Frances McCarthy, Our Lady of Lourdes Teacher
• Louis Catapano, formerly of Massapequa Park, WWII Veteran
• MFD sponsors canoe challenge August 13
• Public Notices -
• Massapequa Schools signs four employee contracts; new concepts help keep costs down
• Fuschillo to host hurricane preparedness seminar July 27
• Local athlete Maria Varricchio in All-Star game
• Massapequa Park celebrates summer and Independence Day in style
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Safe Boating Courses
• Blood drive July 18
• Hot Laps
• Worlds of Wonder Await You At The Library
• Oyster Bay Town extends hours at beaches, facilities
• Woman attacked with meat cleaver
• Molly Institute for Lifelong Learning Open House to be held August 11
• Veterans Health Care enrollment event to be held July 19
• Donate blood at South Nassau Communities Hospital July 14
• Sen. Kemp Hannon brings his mobile office to Plainedge Public Library July 14
• Public Notices
• Safe Boating Courses to be held
• S,.T.O.P. and E-Waste to hold Household Waste Disposal day July 9
• Sup. Venditto and Coun. Muscarella attend Our Lady of Lourdes dinner honoring Rev. Anthony J. Heinlein
• Berner High Class of 69, 70 and 71 reunion to be held July 30
• Massapequa Lions hosts a Clothing Drive for Tornado Victims July 22 and 23
• Garden Club to host an Organic Gardening Program July 20
• Worlds of Wonder Await You at the Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Rosanne's Jewelers of Massapequa Park has a "charming" winner
• Pequa Physical and Aquatic Therapy opens for business
• Meet our Scholarsand graduates
• Retiree wants to ensure that Medicare is protected
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Judith Bates, former ‘Pequan, loving mother and grandmother
• Plainedge dancer high steps it into world-famous Rockettes summer program
• MSD's full-day Kindergarten program gives young students a reading edge
• Scouts plant hope
• Music Under the Stars
• Verizon Wireless makes another bid to MPK Village for more cell towers
• ToBay's new Volunteer Cemetery Preservation Program Unearths Rich History & Local Love
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Last Hope Wine Tasting Event July 15
• FIREWORKS, PARADES AND MUSIC
• Sen. Hannon’s mobile office comes to Plainedge July 14
• St. Rose of Lima School goes green
• Sanitation and recycling collections modified for Independence Day
• YES offers programs for adolescents and families struggling with addiction
• MFD firefighters receive awards
• Worlds of Wonder Await You at the Library
• YES annual backyard sale July 16
• Superintendent Christine P’Simer honored as Woman of Distinction
• Farmers’ Market comes to Amityville
• Patriotism forged in the simple joys of childhood spent at Jones Beach
• Senator Fuschillo and CCMAC offers a Free skin cancer screening program July 21
• Public Notices
• Friends of Massapequa Wrestling sponsors Friday Night Lights
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Happy Birthday, Uncle Sam
• Editorial:
• Chamber of commerce of the Massapequa’s 5th annual business expo
• Free VBS from June 27 to July 1
• Mary Schweizer, Nassau County Crossing Guard
• Joan Walters, Amityville Fire Department volunteer and scout
• Criminal charges against Mejias are dropped
• IN THE NEWS
• Massapequa hosts 6th Annual Supervisor's Cup Lacrosse Tournament
• MPK Mayor congratulates Firecracker Run winners
• Troop 90 collects for tornado victims in Missouri
• Town of Oyster Bay offers brochure on programs for the handicapped
• United Methodist church announces the creation of its new outreach program
• Seaford Lions Club Golf Outing Sept. 12
• Public Notices -
• St. William festival July 6 - 10
• Pictures of Resistance – new exhibit at Holocaust Center
• Nassau County offers baseball clinics
• St. Paul’s presents Elvis Time June 24
• Free Irish Night June 25
• Youth Angels one-day camp June 25
• Casting call for weight loss talk show
• Long Island for People with Disabilities presents 2011 Independence Expo
• NEFCU Teacher grants available
• “Single again” weekend program August 19 to 21
• George Cain honored
• Nazarene Church to hold Vacation Bible School from June 27 to July 1
• AARP meets June 23
• Massapequa Soccer Club wins in the State Open Cup championship
• Berner Reunion July 30, 2011
• Veterans health care event
• Fred Grant cuts Grand Opening Ribbon at Inside the Park Café
• Swirls and Twirls holds Grand Opening
• Bill Wolf of California visits Pequa Spirits
• Local resident Christina Zontini helps rebuild a city
• Astoria Federal Savings matches Birch Lane schools donation for Japan relief
• Linda Marie Sapanski to wed Alex Smith
• Massapequa Social Studies head is “Supervisor of the Year”
• Local Resident Ian Fydell names finalist for the Next Generation Indie Book awards
• Birch Lane school students visit Old Bethpage Village Restoration
• On a positive note for Amityville Schools...
• We should remember Korean War Veterans on 60th anniversary
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• John Cheviot, priest, devoted parishioner of St. Martin of Tours Church, Amityville
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• The Paskoff Brothers: From Massapequa to Hollywood
• Two youths accosted and robbed in Massapequa
• Bennett thanks supporters
• Dangerous propane fire keeps Massapequa F.D. busy
• Nazarene Church to hold Vacation Bible School from June 27 to July 1
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• St. Martin blood drive scheduled for June 21
• Oyster Bay offers brochure on home improvements and your assessment
• Name the Guide Dog contest underway
• Massapequa Chiefs Varsity Ice Hockey wins Championship
• LIBRARY
• Public Notices -
• Sen. Fuschillo to sponsor breast cancer screening in Massapequa Park
• Arts In The Park in Amityville June 18
• Safe boating classes offered June 22 and 23 at Amityville High School
• Strawberry Festival June 18
• Troop 90 collects for tornado victims in Missouri
• Amateur Radio Club holds event at Air Power Museum
• Melissa Tate to wed Gregory Brancato
• Ex-Chief Charles Winterfeldt honored for 50 years of dedicated service
• Michele Anne Pirozzi to wed James Hansel
• Cub Scout Pack 776 visits the 7th precinct
• Susan Ring named president of N.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence
• Temple B’nai Torah hosts first annual Interfaith Shabbat
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Life Saving Volunteers needed at Long Island Crisis Center
• Epilepsy Foundation needs volunteers for puppetry
• John Lieblang, WWII Army Veteran, funeral director and professor at Farmingdale State University
• Two charged with grand larceny in South Farmingdale
• Tax data from Nassau County was misleading
• Bennet was good choice
• Police seat belt crackdown underway
• Damage found in Massapequa Preserve
• JEANNETTE COREY WINS CONTEST:
• HELPING OUR TROOPS:
• Masssapequa Lions celebrate 60th anniversary
• Massapequa remembers its brave warriors
• Two youths robbed and assaulted in Massapequa
• Massapequa Hall of Fame Annual Golf Outing and Induction Ceremony, August 1, 2011
• Memorial Day Services
• Writer had it wrong; Congressman King has it right
• A beautiful Memorial Day in this great country and this great place called Masspequa
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Donald Brzezinski, longtime Massapequa resident, WWII Vietnam Veteran
• Worlds of Wonder Await You At The Library
• Amityville School District Summer Feeding Program free to all children 2 to 18
• New York Veterans Advocacy Group hosts Dinner Fundraiser June 24
• Garden Club meeting June 15
• Sup. Venditto asks residents to remember Flag Day June 14
• Crohn’s and Colitis walk to be held June 11
• Public Notices -
• Free CPR course offered June 15
• Joanne Anderson to speak
• Hurricane safety seminar June 14
• Troop 660 car wash June 11
• Local student Kaitlyn Bornkamp appears on MSG Varsity Network
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Venditto congratulates winner of TOB Skating Challenge
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Woman accosted outside local bank
• Plainedge School Superintendent named Woman of Distinction
• Rain doesn't dampen Massapequa's spirit for its Memorial Day Parade
• Vandals damage railings in Massapequa Preserve
• Massapequa Vamps battle propane fire
• Local band, "They Fall to Pieces," manages to get it all together
• IN THE NEWS
• Massapequa firefighters honored by NC
• Village's July 4th Fireworks display is on again
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• King is practicing divisive politics
• Are we living the moral of a sad story?
• Editorial:
• Sup. Venditto warns boaters that speeding won’t be tolerated
• Louis Ramirez, 20-year member of Massapequa Fire Department
• Theresa Monfett, former Massapequan resident, loving mother
• Worlds of Wonder Await You at the Library
• Public Notices
• LI Home and North Shore LIJ announce new health-care affiliation
• Here's to Your HEALTH
• Pet Vet celebrates new location
• S.T.O.P. electronic waste and drug collection day scheduled for June 4
• Free overdose prevention training program offered June 8
• Amityville Historical Society Annual Heritage Fair June 4
• Garage Sale June 4
• Temple B’nai Torah honors graduates June 3
• Race in the Suburbs: A decade later; ERASE Celebrating Anniversary
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Attembed robbery of woman outside Massapequa Bank
• NCPD Marine Unit saves two boaters
• Massapequan serving in Afghanistan is promoted
• Seaford Lions Club Golf Outing Sept. 12
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Massapequa Chamber Singers to perform at Ducks Game May 30
• Local Folks in the News
• Town cleans up unsightly gasoline station
• Upset in Massapequa as Gary Bennett is elected to school board
• N. Amity Fire Company Comedy Night June 18
• MFD holds 101st installation dinner
• Rebuilding Together meets June 1
• L.I. Home blood drive to take place June 1
• Public Notices
• Let’s remember...and celebrate Memorial Day
• Massapequa runners eighth annual “Heart & Sole” 5K Run Walk
• Joan Rapczyk, Massapequa resident, faithful churchgoer
• Republicans need to get serious about tax subsidies that bring pain at the pump
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Maria Regina students participate in outdoor stations of the cross
• DayTrade r Meetup May 31
• Town of Oystyer Bay beaches open weekends starting May 28
• McKenna Elementary school students are “Mad” about science
• Ancient Rome invades Grace Day School
• Local student educates residents about the American Flag and Massapequa Cares
• Program on Colonial Bottle collection presented to Daughters of the American Revolution
• Navy Seaman Apprentice Ryan T. Maddaleno completes Basic Training
• Is taxpayer-funded pre-K program justified?
• Obama got Osama, now can we end the war in the Middle East?
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Fashion show and fundraiser to be held June 9
• Joan Rapczyk, Eucharistic Minister at St. Martin’s
• Mildred Corbett, former Massapequa resident
• Other thoughts...
• Editorial:
• At the Library
• Annual Craft Fair/Duck Race to be held June 4
• Long Island Crisis Center volunteers are needed
• Amityville High School 50-year reunion planned for August
• Long Island 2 Day Breast Cancer fundraiser walk May 22
• Public Notices -
• Northside reunion June 10
• Town recreation program registration underway
• Join Last Hope Shelter’s celebration of its new home June 4
• Growing Chrysanthemums presentation May 24
• Berner Reunion July 30, 2011
• Songs from the Silver Screen musical cabaret June 4
• Assemblyman Joseph Saladino attends opening day with Little Miss Little League
• Birch Lane School PTA hosts an evening of fun and fundraising
• South Shore Audubon bird walk May 22
• Job Fair May 25
• Memorial Day service at L.I. National Cemetery May 29
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Women's club of Massapequa celebrates Tri-County Conference
• Farmingdale's Northside School alumni and faculty reunion planned for June 10
• NMFD battles house fire on Atlanta Avenue
• S. Farmingdale Water District responds to audit
• MPK Village considering 9/11 Memorial; honors Massapequa Cares
• Police deFeet shoe robber at mall
• MPK Village honors Massapequa Cares volunteers
• N.C. Police charge three with breaking into North Massapequa Sunoco
• Massapequa Park Village to construct 9/11 Memorial
• Senior citizen breakfast May 15
• Surfrider Foundation Club to host Greenfest May 14
• Farmingdale Library hosts free concert May 15
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Hearing set on multifamily communities
• Oyster Bay early sale of beach stickers set for May 14
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Public Notices -
• What does it all mean?
• LOCAL SCHOOL vote Tuesday, May 17th
• Scholars in the News
• Fond memories of “Nails”
• Social Security and Medicare are endangered programs
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Winifred Jarowski, former Massapequa Park resident, teacher, at 97 years of age
• Other local school board races...
• MHS ASL students recognized by MPK
• Massapequa Park celebrates Earth Day
• Fundraiser for Wounded Warriors at Marjorie Post being held Sat., May 21st
• Old rivals square off for three seats on the Massapequa School Board
• At The Library
• Captree Squadron Boating Course to be held May 17
• Public Notices -
• Captree SSquadron PROCESS? Boating Course to be held May 17 OVERWHELMED THE MEDICAID” BY “
• AARP Chinese auction to be held May 26
• Massapequa International Little League hold opening day parade
• 5K run/walk to be held May 21
• Hospital Association Council offers $2,000 scholarship
• L.I. Home blood drive June 1
• Seaford jazz concert May 14
• Oyster Bay Offers brochure on storm water runoff pollution
• Rockin’ at Ollie’s fundraiser May 22
• YES Community Counseling golf tournament
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Holocaust Center to hold benefit dinner and auction
• Town Clerk Labriola offers brochure about his office
• Garden Club meets May 18
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Mustangs...
• MHS students participate in DWI awareness exercise
• The budget mess: A crisis in legitimacy
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Fay Valentino, former Massapequa resident, loving matriarch
• George Busking, North Massapequa resident, family patriarch, Carpenter
• Massapequa woman gives first-hand account of quake in Japan
• Farmingdale Youth Council proposes new budget; increase marginal
• Plainedge Schools tap Dr. Edward Salina for new Superintendent
• SPRING FEVER Has arrived
• Mangano keeps Eisenhower Park open tonite to remember 9/11 victims
• Public, first and foremost wants officials who are honest
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• John J. Devine, Massapequa resident, WWII veteran and N.Y.C. Police Officer
• Habeeb family begins petition drive to keep killer behind bars
• New looks at some old local favorites
• Massapequa responds to State Medicaid audit; makes recommended changes
• Town, veterans, rededicate Albert F. Klestinec Park
• At The Library
• Public Notices
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Temple B'nai Torah hosts Tot Shabbat Celebration on May 13
• Drug Free Massapequa to host fundraiser Dinner May 9
• Massapequa High School DECA Club will hold a Yard Sale on May 13 and 14
• Annual Duck Walk June 4th
• Hannon sponsoring a free skin cancer seminar
• Relay for Life fundraiser coming June 4; informational meeting May 4
• St. Rose of Lima to hold a special Mass May 4
• Leg. Schmitt and Drug Free Massapequa sponsor drug drop April 30
• Capt. Kathy Mazza Lodge to host a Spring Fashion Show May 4
• Meditation Workshop offered in May
• Union for Reform Judaism program begins May 2
• Massapequa man injured in car accident in Amityville
• Massapequa Coast Little League holds Opening Day Ceremony
• Town of Oyster Bay named Tree City
• AARP Chapter 4727 to host Chinese Auction May 26th
• Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano attends South Farmingdale Fire Department installation dinner
• Pokress presents fire helmet to Engine Co. #3
• The Tates welcome Caylee Mae
• Altadonna and Schmitt present citation to Corrine Rodi of the Ann Bambino Lodge
• Aviation security efforts need to be revisited
• Sweeney wins fight to protect citizens from pollution
• One World Under God
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is offering a safe boating course begining April 28
• Clare Braunstein, former Massapequa Park resident, loving mother and editor
• Massapequan Chris Bilich is the face of Verizon FiOS
• Mangano joins Homeland Security training exercise
• ATA and ASD at odds over hard pay freeze to save teaching jobs
• MPK Village spending up 1.44 percent; tax rate up 3 percent
• Meditation workshop May 3
• At The Library
• Public Notices -
• Kids of Distinction scholarship program returns for 2011
• Hofstra professor to speak at Library April 27
• Massapequa Philharmonic Orchestra offers free concert May 14
• Temple B’nai Torah offers “an evening of inspiriaion and joy” with Rick Recht
• Fourteenth annual Walk for Education to be held May 14
• Annual Southeast Nassau Crop Walk to be held May 1
• Veterans Association seeks shipmates from 1944 through 1976
• Oyster Bay Town Clerk Steve Labriola is offering free stickers that read “No Soliciting”
• North Amityville Fire Company Mother’s Day Plant Sale to be held May 7
• South Shore Audubon Society bird walk to be held April 24
• USS Columbus CA reunion to be held September 21 to 24
• Massapequa Citizens for Education hosts a meeting to be held April 28
• Free skin cancer seminar
• Drug free Massapequa Fundraiser dinner May 9
• Avoid TOBAY late tax payment penalties
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Klestenic Park rededicated
• Plainedge kicks off baseball season
• MPK Village releases new budget
• MPK Village Board honors Scout Pack 776
• Concert at St. David’s
• Town blood drive collects 127 pints
• Edward Cox honored for service to community
• Navy-Marine Corps reunion
• Amityville Woman’s Club holding philanthropies luncheon May 4th
• Hospital association offers $2,000 scholarship
• Massapequa’s Shana Goldberger to appear in exclusive N.Y. rock ballet
• Mangano’s statement misleading says Abrahams
• His pride speaks out and he gets response
• Editorial:
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Walk in honor of the Holocaust children to be held May 1
• Janet Conley, former Massapequa resident and school teacher
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Spring clean-up event April 30 sponsored by the Bay Village Civic Association
• Golf Classic to benefit LOVED special children YOU A ONE DO OR NEED:
• Massapequa area runners score big in 34th 10K ASPIRE run
• Farmingdale Schools to spend less next year; despite that, reduced revenue pushes up levy
• Plainedge student named National Merit Scholar
• Plainedge Schools present proposed budget; some cuts, some new spending included
• Latest casualty to economy: MPK's annual fireworks display
• Massapequa Parklet to be re-dedicated in honor of local hero
• At The Library
• Public Notices
• Hannon sponsoring child safety seat tests
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Vendors needed
• Dinner Dance to honor Fr. Heinlein to be held June 12
• MPK Village partners with Fuschillo to offer residents safe med disposal program
• Upcoming events at your library...
• Robbery in Sunrise Mall, Massapequa
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Scholars in the News
• Mangano: List of cuts inaccurate
• Cartoon did not outline broader picture of problems in our schools
• Let’s all share the pain
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• North Amityville Senior Citizens Center hosting several trips
• Editorial: Tenure rules, not tenure, needs overhaul
• Hospice care network is looking for individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of those with terminal illness
• Joan Miga, mother, grandmother and former Farmingdale luncheonette owner
• Brochure of taxpayers FAQ
• United States Power Squadron
• Career counseling at the Massapequa Public library beginning April 25
• Garden Club Demonstration April 20
• St. William the Abbot church to host Spring Craft Fair April 16
• At The Library
• Long Island Tea Party annual Tax Rally on April 15
• Massapequa School District elementary school breakfast survey underway
• Massapequa Mustangs 2011 season registration online or in person
• Ladies Auxiliary to host vendor/craft fair April 15th
• Fourth annual fundraiser “Sound Success for ALS” on April 10
• St. David's offers fitness classes
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Public Notices Your right to know
• ASD officials outline budget picture as they move through process
• Unqua PTA hosts Harlem Wizards
• Town to improve parks; unveils plan for athletic complex
• Local scouts get a government lesson
• MPK Village to hold hearing on budget April 11th
• Police charge 3 youths with breaking into cars
• Locals win ASPIRE run
• MPK Village officials looking at 2-3 percent tax increase
• Drawing Conclusions
• Toys of Hope Children’s Charities craft vendors needed
• MPK Lions Club sponsors Blind Bowling April 10
• US Coast Guard Boating Safety Classes beginning April 28
• Berner High School classes of 1969, 1970 and 1971 Reunion to be held July 30
• Sen. Hannon offers a free estate planning and long term care seminar to be held April 14
• Massapequa Historical Society afternoon coffee and conversation April 10
• Massapequa Reformed Church Rummage Sale to be held on April 8 and 9
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• St. Rose of Lima second grade basketball team has great season
• Students from Birch Lane Elementary spend time bowling with their moms
• Town of Oyster Bay holds Massapequa Boys Under 12 Soccer Fundraiser
• Plainedge HS cheerleaders place third during National Competition
• TOB councilman Joseph Muscarella attends St. Baldricks cancer research fundraiser
• Local cadet earns position on the Citadel’s Summerall Guards
• Happy 90th Birthday to longtime Massapequa resident Eileen Murray-Czizik
• Local resident Anthony Amato returns from Mercy Ships trip to Africa
• Town of Oyster Bay officials congratulate newly elected Fire Officers
• The millionaires are causing class warfare
• Positive reaction over editorial cartoon
• Guest Editorial: Mangano needs to redefine his administration
• Valerie Dickens, former resident and animal lover
• Karen White, Massapequa Park resident, former Tim’s Florist employee
• New Initiative Aims To Save More Lives From Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• National survey sheds light on top concerns of Alzheimer’s Disease caregivers
• The real cost of an indoor tan
• Enjoy The Benefits Of Breakfast-For Dinner
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Dinner Dance to honor Fr. Heinlein
• Hospice Care Network needs volunteers
• 2011 Spring business initiative
• Garden Club meets April 6
• Albany Avenue Fun Run April 3
• Gently used prom dresses needed
• Meditation Center offers two programs this spring
• Spring art show opens April 1
• Warbird aviation takes off again from Mitchell Field
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Scouts visit Massapequa Post newspaper
• Farmingdale and Amityville Library votes set for April 5th
• Massapequa School District looks at tax increase of under 2 percent
• MPK Village cancels July 4th fireworks
• Police investigate abandoned backpack along Park Boulevard, Massapequa
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Grace Day School recently hosts visit from a very special firefighter
• Massapequa students are LI spelling bee semi-finalists
• Brownstones Coffee in Amityville donates to Autism Speaks foundation
• MPK Village to hold public hearing on Community Development funds
• Pack 776 Blue & Gold dinner held
• Great South Bay Power Squadron elects new officers for 2011
• Big Time Rush visits Westfield Sunrise Mall for Autograph signing
• Citizens need to understand challenges facing schools
• More reader anger over editorial cartoon
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Unions have helped bring equality to America
• Legislature approves fire service academy improvements
• Free food for seniors
• Christine Ade, Massapequa resident, 9-11 first responder
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Ms. Senior New York Pageant April 3
• St. David’s food drive April 9
• Dinner Dance fundraiser at Manor East March 26
• Homemakers meet April 5
• Town offers Seniors for Seniors pet adoption program
• Arms show April 10
• Town residents reminded about online tax payments
• DFM to hold event Saturday, March 26
• Massapequa Lions Club to hold anniversary celebration
• St. William Fair April 16
• Adult Summer Lacrosse League signup underway
• Fire Dept. craft fair to be held April 15
• Brownie Troop 3625 donates to the Pajama Program
• First S.T.O.P. and electronic waste collection day April 2
• Altadonna, Jacobson and Schiaffino elected in in MPK Village
• Donations for fallen officer
• Fine artists wanted for June fundraiser
• ASPIRE 10K Run to be held April 3
• Albany Avenue Fun Run April 3
• Massapequa Schools approve $12M energy-saving project
• In The News
• Two perish in house fire on Nancy Place, Massapequa
• Two perish in house fire in Massapequa
• "Annie" comes to Amityville Memorial High School
• Write-in challenge against MPK Mayor James Altadonna fails
• Public Notices
• Leukemia benefit March 26
• Lockhart students raise $4,000 for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Plainedge students compete in L.I. School Ethics Bowl
• Oyster Bay Councilman Chris J. Coschignano reminds residents not to feed wild fowl on Town property
• William Beacham, former Massapequa Park resident, Massapequa Park electrician
• Others call cartoon offensive
• Reader appreciated editorial on school budgets...
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: We need more than answers when tragedies strike
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Temple B’nai Torah seeks young people
• Homemakers meet April 5
• Become a registered NYS Child Day Care provider
• Lecture on North Fork Painters March 27th
• Arms show April 10
• Lions Club scholarship offered to ’pequa students
• Plainedge schools to survey residents regarding breakfast program
• Oyster Bay offers guide to coastal resources
• Town participates in Soldier Collection Drive
• Free concert March 19
• Home improvement assistance available to senior citizens and physically challenged
• MPK Dept. Public Works recognized
• H.S. seniors can apply for Amity Kiwanis Club Achievement Award
• Sunrise Mall exhibits photography
• L.I. Music Lovers’ Festival takes place March 20
• Sen. Fuschillo invites residents to his job resource expo March 18
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• All smiles in Plainedge after 100 days of school
• St. Rose religious-ed students practice the art of caring for the less fortunate
• Woman arrested for robbery and assault at Westfield Mall
• Scouts visit Post newspaper
• Youth shot dead by police; officer killed in apparent friendly fire incident
• Funeral services to Police Officer and youth shot and killed in Massapequa Park
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• What's to eat on Long Island
• We need to deal with Pirates as the criminals they are
• It’s Wall Street, not the unions that caused the economic meltdown
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Vote to support democracy
• Patricia Coleman, founder and president of Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians
• Volunteers shave their heads to cure childhood cancer
• Bird Walk scheduled March 13
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Adventures In Music lecture series offered
• Blood drive at Library March 17
• Scholarship available
• Temple B’nai Torah skating party March 20
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• MHS students honored by MPK Village
• New committee organizes to bring fiscal reform to schools
• Woman arrested at Sunrise Mall for robbery
• Patricia Mary R. Coleman dies
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Mary P. Myton Literary Society meets
• John Venditto and Anthony Macagnone welcome home Army Reservists
• Town officials visit Berner Middle School
• Maria Regina School student council holds movie night for the holiday season
• East Lake Elementary Kindergarten students have videoconference with Indianapolis Zoo
• Massapequa HS has Career Night for students
• St. William the Abbot pre-k students learn about ocean life and science
• Positive character traits identify Plainedge Middle School hallways
• Sometimes, change is not for the better
• Response: Exhorbitant salaries are not limited to school districts
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Scanners are a scam on taxpayers
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Antoinette Arrighi, former North Massapequa resident, loving homemaker
• B’nai Torah art auction March 5
• TOBAY blood drive March 3
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Plainedge Football holds annual awards dinner
• Bird walk scheduled for March 6
• Massapequan is one half of new sports-radio talk show
• Temple B’nai Torah sponsors Cub Pack 189
• Police seek public's help in finding robber
• Friends of Massapequa Preserve founder honored
• NMFD officials take oaths for county posts
• Three incumbents run unopposed in Massapequa Park Village elections
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• MPK Village to focus on compliance of snow removal laws by residents
• Chiefs win 9th straight
• Donations for fallen officer
• ASPIRE 10K Run to be held April 3
• Massapequa High School advances to round two in the 14th season of The Challenge
• State passes bill eliminating ban on lever voting machines
• Massapequa School Board honors athletes
• Plainedge, Massapequa wrestlers pin down wins
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• It’s time our unions join the real world
• Readers Commentary Writer: leadership void on school boards leads to irresponsible spending
• Thumbs up to Town for a job well done
• Cooperative parenting program offered
• Catholic Health Services of Long Island sponsors spiritual care companion program
• Cub Scout Pack 590 to hold Friendly’s® fundraiser
• Catherine T. Kensil, Massapequa Park resident, Good Samaritan hospital volunteer
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• The Counterfeiters film and discussion Feb. 27
• FBHS presents First Ladies from New York
• Boating and jet ski safety classes offered
• Oyster Bay holds line on golf fees
• Army Reserve Spec. John M. James returns home
• The Kiwanis Club of Massapequa makes a difference for kids at South Oaks Hospital
• Birch Lane Elemenary students collect toys for the John Theissen Foundation
• Massapequa Park detective Stefanakos is honored with Scottish Rite Masons Degree
• Amityville Woman’s Club visits Frick Collection and Gracie Mansion NYC
• Massapequa Parks Our Lady of Lourdes Church parishioner receives medal from bishop
• Bonsai Society Root Pruning Workshop March 11
• TBT sisterhood sponsors a study program March 8
• Science of Spirituality meditation workshop begins March 8
• Publication from Tony Church to benefit American Cancer Society
• Temple B’nai Torah hosts Shabbat Across America on March 4
• Massapequa UFSD students collaborite via skype to create Books of Hope for Ugandan children
• Massapequa HS students pledge to stay tobacco-free
• Maria Regina students dissect peppers
• St. William preschool students learn about science hands on
• Eastplain students exploring the country
• Six Massapequa athletic teams recognized
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Scholars in the News
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• B’nai Torah to sponsor art auction March 5
• School officials gear up for tough budget process as state cuts and real property tax cap loom
• Man robs Party City in Massapequa
• Woman arrested for grand larceny
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Massapequa Senior Center Wednesday morning art classes
• Payne, Woll and Haag are spelling bee winners at McKenna Elementary School in Massapequa
• Political Cartoon
• Readers Commentary
• Noting change over the years with a bit of nostalgia
• Mary O’Friel, former Massapequa Park resident, mother of six
• Volunteer firefighter recovering from accident
• Village officials still wrestling with voting machine issues
• Six MHS athletes sign with colleges
• P'edge School Board seeks public input during search for Superintendent
• MPK Village board listens to residents' appeals for stop sign
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Army Reserve Spec. John M. James returns home
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• Temple B’nai Torah plans Purim play March 19
• Volunteer A AT now for dune stabilization project March 19
• Unqua School staff take on the Harlem Wizards March 2
• Scout Pack 590 holds Pinewood Derby Race
• Lions Club scholarship offered to ’pequa students
• State passes bill eliminating ban on lever voting machines
• MHS students recognized by Massapequa Park Village Mayor James Altadonna
• Have some in society taken political passion to insanity?
• Setting a standard for civility in America
• Personal service in Massapequa Park during snowstorms
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: Wanted: An engaged public during this year’s painful school budget process
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Margaret Pogan, MPK resident, family matriarch
• Mary Hamilton-Jones, recent Massapequa resident, loving mother
• At the Library
• Checkers restaurant applices for approval to open in Massapequa
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Bird walk planned for Feb 13
• TOBAY participates in soldier collection drive
• Councilwoman Alesia is sworn in
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• B’nai Torah Family Bingo Party February 13
• Normal sanitation schedule for Presidents’ holiday
• Plainedge School District to host forums regarding Superintendent search
• B’nai Torah to sponsor art auction March 5
• Localwoman'sresident's bra design featured inbreastauctioncancerfundraiserauction
• Sen. Fuschillo to sponsor no out-of-pocket cost prostate cancer screening in Massapequa Park
• Helping Hands holds Valentine gift drive
• Cub Scout Pack 590 to hold Friendly’s® fundraiser
• B’nai Torah sponsors Cub Scout Pack 189
• Venditto thanks Student Council and Schwarting Cubs
• Newspaper tour
• Scouts are snow nICE!
• MFD face fire and ice as they battle several major blazes in frigid January
• Former gasoline station owner embroiled in controversy; residents concerns raised
• Chiefs pin down several wins at Wrestling Qualifiers
• Town offers brochure on preparing for snowstorm
• Helping Hands holds Valentine gift drive
• Seventh Annual Polar Bear Plunge March 6
• Schmitt honors Pearl Harbor veterans
• MSD budget increases have been reasonable, all considering
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Local athletes invited to participate in annual Lazer Run
• What’s old is new again
• SNOW ALERT FROM YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT
• Editorial: Budget process at all levels must be open and honest
• Receiver Stefanich reminds residents of assessment grievance period
• Blood Drive to be held February 4
• Warm Coats and Warm Hearts drive extended through February 13
• Edward Gunthorpe, former Massapequa resident, teacher and WWII army veteran
• Farmingdale soccer club hold annual dinner
• Lee Henderson of Massapequa HS honored as Varsity scholar of the week from News 12 LI
• Massapequa HS Girls cross country team wins Nassau County Championship
• Councilmen Macagnone and N.C. Leg. Belesi honor the Boy Scouts
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Town of Oyster Bay invites civic organizations and chambers of commerce to be listed on website
• Our Lady of Lourdes Church parishioner receives medal by pastor
• Assemblyman Saladino praises the YES community council
• BHS Reunion planned for May 14
• Receiver Stefanich urges residents to avoid late tax payment penalties
• Safe Boating classes available
• Good Samaritan Hospital and the community helps save lives
• LI Tea Party hosts NC officials Feb. 3
• NC Volunteer FDs offer free tuition to members attending Nassau Community College
• TBT to hold Tot Shabbat services February 11
• Aristides de Sousa Mendes exhibit at holocaust center Feb. 6
• L.I. Beginning Experience weekend away March 4 to 6
• Bird Walk at Jones Beach West End
• Vendors needed for annual Craft Fair & Duck Race
• Tax help at Massapequa Library
• Morgan Maxwell meets Town Clerk
• Numerous incidents of violence reported at Westfield Sunrise Mall in Massapequa
• Scouts bring holiday cheer to MPK Village
• State program helps Massapequa Park residents find unclaimed cash
• Massapequa School Board raises concern over proposal to expand athletic program
• F'dale volunteers honored
• NMFD's Kevin Frank Sworn in as District Prez
• MHS Hockey team wins 9 straight
• Tax Filing Assistance/Credits for Long Island's Working Class Families
• LI Tea Party hosts meeting with Nassau County officials
• Massapequa Athletic Director presents proposal for expansion
• Massapequa runners participate in the Ho Ho Ho Holiday run
• Massapequa HS girls cross country team are Nassau County champions
• St. William the Abbot school students had a phenomenal trip to Nature’s Classroom
• Plainedge Middle school students become involved in afterschool clubs
• Massapequa High School newspaper staff wins awards from Columbia Scholastic Press
• Editorial: Perhaps another course would have been better
• Winthrop University Hospital seeks volunteers for research
• Readers speak up about current controversy on electric cars
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• The price of volunteerism
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Thomas Brailey of Massapequa Park, retired FDNY firefighter
• What you can do to counter teen Rx drug abuse
• Taking a balanced approach – Ingenious Ways To Shed Pounds
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Tax Assessment Grievance period ends March 1
• Women’s Bible study Feb. 4
• St. Rose Heart-To-Heart school auction Jan. 29
• Heather Pendergast Blood drive Feb. 4
• Distinguished Artists concerts announced for February
• POST Biz Beat
• Students help deliver message about AIDS
• Massapequa couple honored by the Diocese on their Golden Anniversary
• James Kiernan of MPK graduates Officer Training
• Town of Oyster Bay's Preschool gets a new and permanent home
• MPK resident and Amityville firefighter hurt in car accident
• Bill introducted into State Legislature to resolve voting machine snafu
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• St. Williams students celebrate the Epiphany
• St. William’s Troop 3050 helps sick and needy children during the holiday season
• Mulligan Club honored by UCPN
• Sovereign Consulting Inc. welcomes Albert Tonn to Farmingdale office
• NEFCU promotes Massapequa resident Kristin DeJesus to Chief Human Resource Officer
• Pal-O-Mine equestrian receives grants and services to make facilities more accessible
• Send in your best photos for consideration for Town publications
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Superintendents’ Council Prez muddied the waters on school taxes on Long Island
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Show snow common sense
• Editorial: Ed Lowe took a piece of Long Islanders with him
• ’Pequan John Dillon, veteran and former American Bell Telephone Company employee
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• YES training offered
• BVCA Brunch and Chinese auction to be held January 30
• Reserve for Oldies Concert and Dinner March 4
• Bird Walk scheduled for January 23
• BHS Reunion planned for May 14
• Roslyn Savings Bank teams up with KJOY to host holiday toy drive
• Local Chapter PROCESS? AARP to meet January 27th OVERWHELMED THE MEDICAID” BY “
• Welcome Anthony & Nicole Antorino
• Brunswick Blood drive to be held Jan. 27
• Bethpage man leaves scene following accident; charged with drunken driving
• Pfc. Christopher Doe graduates from Marine Aviation Course
• Plainedge beats South Side High School wrestlers
• Office of unclaimed funds comes to Village Hall
• Plainedge music student to perform with All Eastern Orchestra in April
• MPK and NextG reach agreement
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• Interfaith Thanksgiving Service held at St. Rose
• Mangano installed as Deputy Grand Chancellor
• Amityville Woman’s Club holds monthly meeting at Unqua Corinthian Yacht Club
• Daisies spread holiday cheer at the Bristal
• Electric cars: A solution that fills up a book of unanswered questions
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: We saw on Saturday the high price we pay for freedom in America
• Michael Stephen Fields, U.S. Air Force Veteran and self-made millionaire
• St. Joseph Hospital welcomes Santa
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Scholarships available for High School seniors
• Emergency blood drive to be held January 13
• Luncheon to benefit Last Hope Animal Rescue January 30
• Garden Club meets Jan. 19
• FBHS offers Carriage Collection program Jan. 23
• Ice skate with the Massapequa Chief cheerleaders to benefit the Make A Wish Foundation
• Sanitation and S.O.R.T. collections modified for Martin Luther King Day
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Councilman Joe Pinto reminds residents to keep drains clear
• NC Health Department expands hepatitis A alert
• Forty charged with DWI during holidays
• Amityville student helps educate about AIDS
• Plainedge athlete wins scholarship
• Merchant Association President Carol Leff honored
• MPK Village and NextG meeting again this week on antenna proposal
• Office of Unclaimed Funds comes to Massapequa Park Village
• MPK Village accepts NextG plan
• Bronx man arrested for forgery in Massapequa
• Health Department expands on Hepatitis A alert
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• Basketball free throw contest
• Antique and modern arms show Jan. 16
• Health Department issues Hepatitis scare at Our Lady of Lourdes
• St. David's Preschool Christmas Program
• Wanted: True reform
• Taxpayers, beware, solutions are not as sweet as they seem
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: Citizens, like their government, must hunker down in this economic winter
• Joseph Barget, longtime resident and veteran of U.S. Army, at 81
• Amityville Town adopts new dog licensing regulations
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• No-cost sex offender email alerts
• Belesi helps raise flag at dedication
• MHS Jr./Sr. PTSA to host career presentation January 11th
• Fundraiser for Michael Canning of Massapequa
• Unclaimed remains of Veterans to be buried with honors at Calverton
• Audubon sponsors bird walk
• Michael Antonucci wins another seat on NMFD Board of Commissioners
• Shoppers assaulted at Sunrise Mall
• Villages scramble to resolve March election snafu; voters may be forced to use paper ballots
• December blizzard hits Long Island hard; Town and Village hit back
• MPK's Carol Leff cited for community service
• MPK's Carol Leff cited for community service
• Hepatitis alert: Exposure for those who attended Mass Christmas Day at Our Lady of Lourdes, MPK
• Local bank helps out kids in need
• Shoppers robbed outside Westfiled Mall, Massapequa
• QuackerJack joins Joseph McGrath at Albany Elementary School
• Distinguished Artists Concerts announced for January
• N.C. Aquatic center offers college students special pass during winter break
• Pythias Lodge 828 helps National Amputation Foundation
• Looking to set the record straight
• Government has weak case against wikileaks founder
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: May we all become better people in 2011
• Alexander Yarmosh, former owner of Massapequa Taxi Cab Company, WWII Army Sergeant
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Town holds line at Tappen and Roosevelt marinas
• Plainedge School improvements moving along
• Massapequa family celebrates the Gift of Life for the New Year
• Fundraiser to help local resident injured in accident
• Music Lover’s Expo offered January 16
• NHL Winter Classic party and public skating offered New Years Day
• Music Lover’s Expo January 16
• Calendar of Events
• Geri Cutillo, Massapequa resident, loving mother and grandmother
• Villages scramble to resolve election snafu
• Bracing for the Blizzard
• Three Massapequa women took part in the annual Lustgarten Walk
• Teens for Cerebral Palsy held it’s 21st Annual Buddy Baseball game
• Assemblyman Saldino visits his Alma Mater
• Leg. Walker warns about scam targeting homeowners
• Martha Peterson honored
• TheDWI message well received
• Bush memoirs tell the tale of an illegal war
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial: TheChristmas magic in the re-gift
• Marjorie Alma Lander, former professor
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to
• File for property tax exemptions
• Massapequa Kiwanis Club and Assemblyman Joe Saladino remind everyone it's a "time for giving"
• Massapequa Park Village hosts Holiday Open House
• Vessel safety checks and more
• Registration for co-ed mall-walking program now open
• Fire Island Lighthouse Society offers New Year's Day Hike and Lighthouse Tour
• Fundraiser for lymphoma and leukemia to be held at Blue Parrot December 27
• Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• NextG offers MPK Village revised antenna plan
• PTSA hosts presentation on career programs
• Scholarships available for HS seniors
• American Committee on Italian migration honors Charles Loaicono
• St. Rose of Lima students experience Jewish culture
• NY National Guard Airmen Complete Training
• NEFCU promotes Farmingdale resident Eileen Nolan to Chief Branding Officer/SVP
• Myton Literary society holds first meeting
• Girl Scout Troop 2279 donates to Kids Tools for School drive
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• One man’s flight from plenty in search of those in need
• Guest Editorial: ‘Tis the season of giving
• Marilyn McLaughlin, former Massapequa resident, homemaker
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Farmingdale Walmart collects food for needy
• Correction
• Local blood drive
• Girl Scouts decorate holiday house in MPK
• Emmons makes Eagle Scout
• Audubon Society Bird Walk Dec. 26
• K of C donates to guide dog foundation
• How Pequans voted in November's election
• Massapequa HS Cyber Cafe opens
• Holiday magic show Dec. 17
• Calendar of Events
• MHS alumni basketball fundraiser December 26
• MHS graduate basketball fundraiser to support Michael Cannings scheduled for December 26
• Safe Boating Courses available
• St. Mark’s hosts Celebration Brass concert Dec 19
• Nazarene Church offers Christmas services
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Fundraiser at Blue Parrot December 27
• Man arrested and charged in two burglaries in MPK this week
• Police find remains at Gilgo Beach
• Saladino urges public to help out Salvation Army this Christmas
• MSD unveils new course offerings
• How did Massapequans vote in November's election
• Sal Tuttle honored as “Offensive Player of the Week”
• MPK student Jamie Sweeney participates in museum exhibition
• Massapequa girls volleyball holds Second Annual Teacher Appreciation Day
• Maria Regina students learn about baptism
• “Brady Bunch” presents handmade q uilt to Mayor Altadonna
• MFD remembers past members
• A message from the American Red Cross during the holidays
• Bush should assume responsibility for war in Iraq
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Know the law and know your limits this holiday and don’t drive drunk
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Commissioners run for reelection on Massapequa and S. Farmingdale Water Districts
• Fire District races Tuesday; contest in North Massapequa
• Mark Herbst honored
• MPK Village Lights Up the Night
• Sen. Fuschillo attends Nassau Shores Family Festival
• MHS Hall of Fame awards grant to St. Rose Outreach
• Leg. Saladino assists with Toys for Tots drive
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Seaford Community Jazz Band to perform
• Mark Valerie seeks help with Eagle Scout Project
• Bird walk at Jones Beach
• Blue Christmas service to be held at St. David’s
• Mayor Altadonna presents the Massapequa Garden Club with a citation
• Ian Fydell to hold book signing
• Christmas Eve ice skating party
• Calendar of Events
• St. Rose of Lima’s eighth grade students honored by Marines
• Army Reserve Pvt. Katie S. Jacques graduates
• Amityville Woman’s Club held opening tea
• Valarie Hecht’s second grade class honored
• Lutheran Men’s Club seeks members
• The AWC celebrates Halloween with a luncheon
• Schmitt greets incoming Kiwanis Club officers
• C oast Little League hosts its season ending Awards Dinner
• Thomas Klein and Bethany Hahl celebrate a fairy tale wedding
• Beth S. Goldberg local artist
• Paul A. Keller elected to FAM Board of Trustees
• Kimberly DiGerardo and Clifford Weiss to be wed
• North Massapequa FD’s Co. 2 donates stuffed animals to NUMC
• Amityville Woman’s Club Summer Supper Party a success
• Astoria federal savings matches school’s donation for Haiti relief
• American Legion Post 1066 honors veterans
• Reading of A Christmas Carol Dec. 11 benefits needy animals
• Historical Society holds Apple Festival
• Readers’ Voices: Letters and Commentary
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Holiday spirit is alive and well in MPK village
• Lawrence J. Papola, Sr., North Massapequan and U.S Navy veteran
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Former Verizon employees call up their sense of community spirit
• Scholars recognized
• Dittmar graduates from basic training
• Massapequa Baseball Club wins Championship!
• MPK Village appoints new Trustee, Tina Schiaffino; other issues aired
• Santa to visit the Fire Island Lighthouse
• Meditation retreat to be held December 4th
• Children participate in annual Halloween parade
• Pearl Harbor Anniversary Memorial Ceremony Dec. 7
• TOBAY offers brochure on preparing for a snowstorm
• Massapequa Philharmonic Orchestra presents flutist Denis Bouriakov
• FUMC hosts Amahl and the Night Visitors Dec. 3
• Christmas service for those who are grieving December 21
• Calendar
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Local Verizon employees call up a sense of community service
• The holiday lights go on in Massapequa Park Village
• MPK Village installs new Trustee Tina Schiaffino
• Plainedge and Farmingdale Marching Bands on MSG Band Festival tomorrow
• John H. West Elementary students meet Marine pen pal
• Maria Regina students join social network Shelfari
• Lockhart Elementary School students go on a virtual treasure hunt
• MHS SADD hosts Safe Halloween
• NMFD Annual Halloween Parade
• Distracted driving is dangerous driving
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Begin this holiday season with the right spirit
• Beloved North Massapequa Salon Owner: Linda Ferrari
• Pat Fleisch, Massapequa resident, dedicated mother
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• MHS Child Study course offers preK program
• Getting into the "spirit" of things at St. William the Abbott School
• 'Twas the betwiching hour at Albany Avenue
• Mangano announces new domestic violence program to track offenders
• Audubon Society presents Raptors of Long Island Dec. 14
• December 14 hearing scheduled on dog licensing regulations
• Toys For Tots and Coats For Kids collections underway
• Ovations Dance Repertory to perform TheNutcracker December 12
• Santa at Coldwell Banker Real Estate!
• St. William’s Christmas Fair December 10
• Village Holiday Open House to be held Dec. 5
• Redeemer Lutheran Church Holiday Fair December 4
• Our Lady of Lourdes Holiday Craft Fair Nov. 27
• Temple Sinai Chanukah Shabbat Service Dec. 3
• TheNutcracker at SUNY Old Westbury December 4
• MPK annual Tree /Menorah Lighting set for Nov. 27
• Seaford Jazz Band Concert December 11
• Good Shepherd Hospice Christmas Tree and Menorah Lighting in Babylon Village December 7 and in Seaford December 14
• Calendar of Events
• Massapequa Chamber of Commerce hosts Tree and Menorah Lighting December 11
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Massapequa High School Hall of Fame 15th Golf Outing and Dinner 2010
• Sacrifices remembered
• Fields of Honor presented at Massapequa schools
• Thanks to everyone for paying it forward
• Violence is not the mark of the Muslim faith
• O’Brien is right, Laricchiuta appointment was wrong
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: Some thoughts on the recent elections
• Samuel Williams: served in U.S. Army, School Board President
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Massapequa runners score big in third Blazing Trails 4 Autism run
• Holiday Houses ensnared in controversy between Village and Merchants Association
• Turkey Trot coming to The Park next week
• MHS girls varsity volleyball team raises more than $10,000 for breast cancer research
• Massapequa Park Village to NextG Networks: Can you hear us now? We don't like your proposal!
• New NSHC website available
• N.Y. State military awards available to honor veterans
• Rebuilding Together meets December
• Grace Episcopal church blesses parishioners’ pets
• Free food for seniors
• Blood drive December 7
• Music lover’s expo to take place November 21
• Massapequa Reformed Church holds fall fair
• Town Food Pantry needs donations
• Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Long Island Hosts Run for Warriors this weekend
• Post-Holocaust Exhibit opens
• Massapequa High School Hall of Fame 15th Golf Outing and Dinner, 2010
• Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Holiday Fair
• Kiwanis Club of Massapequa holds Annual Installation
• St. William the Abbot School annual Christmas Fair
• Family Fall and Halloween Festival at Marjorie Post Park
• Woman’s Club Brunch Dec. 5
• Mosque at Ground Zero is more an offense to victims and their families than an expression of faith
• Our Lady of Lourdes Church Holiday Craft Fair November 27
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Long Island Music Lover’s Expo will be held on November 21
• Guest Editorial: Another “thank you” in order
• Audubon Society Bird Walk scheduled for Nov. 21
• Terry Sullivan, Farmingdale school district teacher’s aide
• Discoveries Preschool in Massapequa is hosting two events in November
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Massapequa Preserve’s 10th anniversary November 17
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Amityville Artists Circle exhibit November 12
• New voting machines present privacy issues
• Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Centers to host Fundraising and Wine Tasting November 17
• Massapequa Schools set new tax levy; assessments drive rate up for some
• Commodity Supplemental Food Program offers Free food to Seniors
• Coast Juniors are Long Island Section 6 Champs
• Maria Regina students participate in Lupus Walk
• It's victory for King, Hannon, Fuschillo, Saladino and Alesia
• Kelly McNeice donates to Locks of Love
• Pequans play at brass festival
• Calendar of Events
• Town Pre-school program open house Nov. 16
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• The Long Island Dahlia Society to meet
• Holiday Houses: Will they go up in MPK this year?
• Holiday Houses: Will they go up in MPK this year?
• MPK Village hears NextG 9-node antenna application
• Police seek public's help in apprehending rapist
• Woman robbed at Westfield Mall in Massapequa
• New voting machines raise concern among voters
• Massapequa High School girls varsity volleyball team raises more than $10,000 for breast cancer research
• Distinguished Artists concert dates set for November
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• The Mary P. Myton Literary Society held first meeting
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• East Lake blood drive November 4
• Final 2010 Homemaker’s cleanup scheduled for November 7th
• Good Old Gold celebrates 30th Anniversary
• Gasoline fire in Massapequa Park on Halloween “a horror,” say firefighters
• Veteran’s Day Memorial Service November 7
• Clarification
• Fundraiser for Children’s Medical Center Nov. 17
• North Massapequa woman arrested in DWI accident; two people injured
• Great Sounds of Jazz Concert scheduled for Nov. 7
• Town budget on tap for okay this week
• Town of Oyster Bay youth hockey registration
• Birch Lane music students perform for runners
• John J. Burns Park annual Fathers Day Intramural Tournament
• Calendar of Events
• Edward Ryan honored for academic excellence
• Town of Oyster Bay played host to the Supervisor’s Challenge Soccer Showdown
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Massapequa Schools expand Expert21 scholastic program
• Lockhart Elementary faculty to vs. MagicMasters
• Amityville Chamber of Commerce hosts "A Taste of Amityville"
• MPK Trustee Jerry Laricchiuta steps down; appointment expected
• Scholars in the News
• Rummage Sale to be held Nov. 5th
• We should take a lesson from America’s Greatest Generation
• Senior Center seeks new members
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• St. David's Church to hold arts and crafts fair
• Guest Editorial: Another “thank you” in order
• Displaced persons exhibit at Holocaust Center
• Amity Women’s Club Prez: Adrienne Miller
• Sanitation schedulemodified
• Kay Meinert: Amityville Nurse, former MPK resident
• ELECTON RESULTS: Republicans take NYS Senate and House of Representatives
• Massapequans win awards in Blazing Trails 4 Autusm 4 Mile Run
• Albany Avenue’s 2nd Annual Halloween Fest
• Gasoline station remains closed following major fire
• Traffic advisory
• Sunise Highway now opened
• Massapequa Chamber Business Expo Nov. 4
• Homeowners - avoid late tax payment penalties
• Doppy Open Golf Tournament a huge success
• TOBAY leaf collection set for Nov. 1 - Dec. 3
• North Massapequa man killed in motorcycle accident
• Calendar of Events
• Massapequa's Williamsport Tournament Team wins Long Island
• Assemblyman Saladino joins Pumpkin Patch Fundraiser
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Army Reservist Sgt. Priscard Precil coming home
• The Amityville Artists Circle installs new officers
• New owners of MPK Café come before board
• Marine Corps Cpl. Kristin Imperato reenlists
• Massapequa Homemakers to hold Bingo fundraiser Nov. 9
• Rachel Erath guest of honor at opening tea
• Temple Beth El to host events
• Volunteers honored at South Nassau hospital
• Senior Center seeks members
• Fanny Lapolla celebrates her 107th birthday
• Abundant Life Church to host free concert October 30
• Letter uplifting
• Bird walk planned for Oct. 30
• Some intriguing questions about government
• YES 5K Turkey Trot and Youth Run to be held Nov. 21
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Vendors wanted
• Guest Editorial: The Post’s local endorsements, 2010
• Women’s Club luncheon Nov. 19
• Former ‘Pequan Nancy Elliott, worked for Massapequa bank
• Normal sanitation schedules for Election Day
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Afghanistan Forum to be presented at Library tonight
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Local runners invited to join Rob’s Run
• Voters' Guide to Local Races: Town of Oyster Bay
• Massapequa artist Thomas Moran named finalist in songwriting contest
• Vendors needed for holiday craft fair
• Calendar of Events
• Dominican Village Vendors needed
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Amityville Club is hosting Chinese auction
• Fire Island Lantern Light House Tour October 23
• Vendors needed for craft fair
• Footwear For TheCure
• Farmers Market expanded
• Readers’ Voices: Constitutional question vital
• Blessing of the Animals to be held
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Fire Island Lantern Light House Tour October 23
• Guest Editorial: Technology is no excuse to ignore personal responsibility and human decency
• YES offers drug counseling to community FELD
• Anthony Russo, North Massapequa resident
• TheScience of Spirituality retreat
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Long Island Dahlia Society to hold beginner class
• Public Notices
• Massapequa Chamber Business Expo to be held November 4
• Massapequa women at higher risk of breast cancer, statistics show
• Free children’s event Oct. 23
• Massapequa Park resident tapped as Post Commander
• Nomintions for MHS Hall of Fame now being accepted
• Amityville Schools set tax levy for 2010
• Multi-family tag sale to be held Oct. 24
• Local fire officials take part in Legislative meeting
• Craft Vendors needed
• American Legion hosts dignified retiring of flag ceremony
• North Massapequa man killed in motorcycle accident
• Plainedge HS Head Cheer Coach Kerri Boye Featured in MSG Varsity’s The Cheering Life
• Oyster Bay Town to hold budget hearings tomorrow
• One dead, three injured in plane crash in East Farmingdale
• MPK Garden Club to meet Oct. 20
• Bennett case dismissed by NYS Supreme Court
• Calendar of Events
• Wedding crasher and thief arrested
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Local mystery writer to give workshop
• Halloween Walk
• Local family finds flying trapeze super fun
• Hollywood Comes to Massapequa Park
• Boy Scout Troop 660 service project honors 9/11 victims
• DFM provides forum to combat drug abuse among local youth
• Little League Roundup: Massapequa Coast wins 4 District 31 Titles
• GSB Audobon Society to host SOS Splash speaker
• MPK Village Mayor responds to resident’s concerns
• Annual Halloween Costume Sale at Albany Avenue
• Cablevision boxing us in
• MHS Jr-Sr PTSA to meet Oct. 12
• This country needs another tax revolt
• Bayview Florist and Montage to host scarecrow festival
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Long Island Yoga Association to hold workshop
• Editorial: Case closed but point made
• Temple Sinai to sponsor auction
• Anne Heinsohn, North Massapequa resident and loving matriarch
• Apple festival coming
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Momentum Chamber Ensemble to present concert
• Public Notices
• American Legion Post 1066 hosts flag retiring ceremony
• Free s carecrow festival October 16
• Public Notices
• Tot Shabbat at Temple B’nai Torah
• Two hearings on improvements in Massapequa before Oyster Bay Town Board this week
• Dahlia Society meets October 21
• ASD and 6th grade teachers settle longstanding legal dispute
• Last Hope Animal Rescue to hold free rabies vacine clinic Oct. 10
• "Massapequa's barber," John Conzo retires
• Calendar of Events
• Massapequa Philharmonic to present violinist Benjamin Beilman; concert free
• Long Island Greyhounds ho nored at Brooklyn Cyclones game
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• MCKENNA STUDENTS STUDY FI LIGHTHOUSE:
• Massapequa Fire Department’s Community celebration. September 2010
• Village moves up winter closings for Brady Park
• Massapequa Park Senior Club installs new officers
• Vietnam Memorial Wall replica comes to Long Island
• Dig Pink Volleyball Oct. 14
• We need to practice tolerance
• MSD expands 6th grade ELA program
• Oldies concert and dinner October 16
• Mangano’s right; we need givebacks
• Hagedorn Award Dinner October 21
• Village should revisit its parking regulations
• Girl Scouts can earn their Judaic Badges at Temple B’nai Torah
• Government should become frugal in the way it operates at all levels
• Our Lady of Lourdes Church sock hop
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Multi-family garage sale Oct. 16
• Technology isn’t cruel; people are
• Venditto’s 5K run to kick off Oyster Festival
• Editorial: Hope rises at Citifield
• Bird walk Oct. 10
• Chris Dillon, former Massapequan
• Free concert at Nazarene Church October 16
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Massapequa Jr-Sr HS PTA meeting
• Would-be donut shop robber flees empty handed
• Filmmakers come to Massapequa Park
• Krish's to host a night at Hell's Kitchen
• Massapequa man arrested as wedding crasher
• Town of Oyster Bay Town Board approves an entryway smoking ban
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• All About Hydrangeas October 6
• Editorial: Albany needs more LI voices
• Massapequa artist Beth Goldberg offers exhibit at Cold Spring Harbor Library Gallery
• Catherine Tittman of South Farmingdale, member of St. Kilian’s parish
• Raynor Family Association annual reunion October 2
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• AARP meets September 30
• Public Notices
• Too Few Jobs, Hard Times and the coming Elections – What can be done? Tonight at 7:15
• Senator Fuschillo reminds Nassau County residents to save on taxes through Star Program and Property
• TOBAY all car friendship meet to be held October 3
• Police raid illegal massage parlor—again
• Calendar of Events
• Town honors memory of Joseph Saladino Sr.
• The search for Westminster’s Sensation Continues
• NMFD sponsors Blood Drive Wednesday, Oct. 6
• Dignity Wall Memorial comes to Long Island
• "No fare in MPK" taxi contract approved
• NC Explorers
• Church auction
• Thetown of Islip Department of Parks seeks craft vendors
• MPK village pushes up winter schedule for Brady Park
• The Farmingdale First Baptist Church to present drama
• What Are TheyReally Thinking?
• Nassau County Board of Elections introduces new voting machines at Roosevelt Field Mall
• In the case of the NYC Mosque, Bloomberg has it right
• MFD celebrates 100th anniversary, watch video of events
• MFD celebrates 100th anniversary, watch video of events
• Public Notices
• Nassau County Board of Elections introduces new voting machines at Roosevelt Field Mall
• Town of Oyster Bay Town Board approves an entryway smoking ban
• Woman assaults security officer after being stopped for shoplifting at Wal-Mart
• MPK merchants look to establish new not-for-profit business organization
• Town of Oyster IN THE NEWS
• Program sets September 25th as day to support local downtowns
• Pet Fair at Tanner Park to be held September 25
• Calendar of Events
• Registration Sept. 26th for NMFD Ragamuffin Parade
• Thetown of Islip Department of Parks seeks craft vendors
• Kathleen Del Priore 30-year Massapequa Post Employee
• The Farmingdale First Baptist Church to present drama
• Pastor Jones’ threats are dangerous to America
• The Grateful Greyhounds picnic Sept. 25th
• Work of Great South Bay Society is to be commended
• DFM Junior League sponsoring an Awareness Walk
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Town of Oyster Bay to hold rabies vaccination clinic
• Editorial: Spend $25 on September 25th —And Help Preserve Our Downtown areas
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• MFD celebrates 100th anniversary
• Calendar of Events
• Registration Sept. 26th for NMFD Ragamuffin Parade
• Thetown of Islip Department of Parks seeks craft vendors
• Kathleen Del Priore 30-year Massapequa Post Employee
• The Farmingdale First Baptist Church to present drama
• Pastor Jones’ threats are dangerous to America
• The Grateful Greyhounds picnic Sept. 25th
• Work of Great South Bay Society is to be commended
• DFM Junior League sponsoring an Awareness Walk
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Town of Oyster Bay to hold rabies vaccination clinic
• Editorial: Spend $25 on September 25th —And Help Preserve Our Downtown areas
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Public Notices
• Nassau County Board of Elections introduces new voting machines at Roosevelt Field Mall
• Town of Oyster Bay Town Board approves an entryway smoking ban
• Woman assaults security officer after being stopped for shoplifting at Wal-Mart
• MPK merchants look to establish new not-for-profit business organization
• Town of Oyster IN THE NEWS
• Program sets September 25th as day to support local downtowns
• Pet Fair at Tanner Park to be held September 25
• Free taxi rides in MPK under new Village agreement
• Editorial: They answer the call to serve their community
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Town of Oyster Bay Honors the late Joseph J. Saladino Sr.
• Police raid massage parlor in Massapequa Park
• Massapequa Park merchants look to start new biz organization
• Massapequa Park merchants look to start new biz organization
• Massapequa Park merchants look to start new biz organization
• Artists Studio tour offered October 9
• Air Force Colonel Philip A. Bossert Retires
• Please meet our local scholars
• A great day of Irish dancing and pipes Sept. 19
• Adrienne Egglinger to wed Michael Scott McCall
• Army Lt. Col. Thomas W. O’Connor Jr. graduates
• Taste of the Town fundraiser for YES September 23
• Massapequqa Water District rejects DEC’s response to their concerns
• Amityville Schools open; staf attends leadership forum
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• MSD ebds 6-week summer rec program
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Editorial: Theyanswer the call to serve their community
• Harvey Reibel receives diploma 55 years after he graduates
• Joseph Walsh, education advocate
• Navy seaman recruit Robert E. Rousseau completes Navy training
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Army National Guard Pvt. Steffi Thukral graduates
• Public Notices
• Air force senior airman Colin O’Leary, “The last warrior base”
• Massapequan a contestant on Hell's Kitchen this week
• Peter Roberts graduates from military training
• Injured swan rescued
• Lions Club presents appreciation certificate to Massapequa Staples
• Town considering development of parcel along Sunrise Highway; no opposition
• Emily DeSimone to wed Peter Sticco
• Good Shepherd Hospice Bereavement Group
• Christopher LaRegina and Andrea Bielen wed
• Last Hope Golf benefit
• McKenna Brownie Troop #2359 become Junior Girl Scouts
• Amityvillle Homecoming “illuminated”
• Keith W. Gibson commissioned as a second lieutenant
• Farmingdale walking tour takes place Sept. 19
• Massapequa Adult Education Seniors crochet afghans for charity
• Amity Rotary hosts Apple Festival October 2
• Col. Gilbert Potter Chapter annual luncheon held
• Woman assaults security guard at mall
• Massapequan to compete in Hell's Kitchen
• Flags of remembrance
• Temple B’nai Torah announces auditions for this year’s Children’s Musical beginnin
• IN THE NEWS
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• GOP gubinatorial primary Thursday
• 10-alarm blaze levels building in Amityvile
• Calendar of Events
• Cub Scout Round Up at Temple B’nai Torah
• Congregation Beth-El Vendors needed
• Amityville Rotary Club Apple Festival Oct. 2
• South Shore Audubon Society bird walk Sept. 19th
• Fourth annual Rudy Rescues a success
• Assemblyman Saldino to host Marine and Outdoor Recreation Expo on September 12
• Americans must learn the lessons taught by the Founding Fathers
• Long Island Music Lover’s expo
• Massapequa PTA Bowling League seeks Bowlers
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Meditation for Everyday Living to be held Sept. 25
• Editorial: We paid a high price for the lessons of 9/11
• Massapequa Senior Citizens meetings beginning Sept. 15
• Betsy Turk, East Massapequa resident, teacher, Long Island Wrestling Foundation volunteer
• LICC runs groundbreaking online counseling service for anyone struggling with issues
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Temple B’nai Torah prepares for High Holy Days
• Public Notices
• West Islip County Fair Sept. 26
• Will arrest shackle Mejias' primary bid and election to Senate?
• Ten-alarm blaze in Amityville; MFD, Seaford, Wantagh assists
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• MPK Village officials mull sale of property; plan looks to bring some budget relief
• Darshan Mela Spiritual Fair to be held September 12
• Congressman King to hold 4th Annual Blood Drive
• Sanitation and recycling schedule for Labor Day
• Massapequa FD 16th Annual Canoe Race
• MPK Garden club will meet September 15th
• Venditto and Macagnone participate in Relay for Life
• Belesi and Muscarella attend Plainedge Senior Club Luncheon
• County cautions residents about unruly parties
• Free hotline for those dealing with addiction
• Freedoms come with responsibilities
• Long Island Music Lover’s expo will be held Sept. 19th
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Venditto attends annual Nassau County Girl Scout’s Family Picnic
• Editorial: Are you ready for a visit from Earl?
• O. Bay Town Board approves entryway smoking ban
• Reward offered for return of body stolen from St. Charles Cemetery
• South Shore Audubon Society bird walk set for September 12
• Patricia Jamilkowski, W.W.II Veteran, former Massapequa resident
• AAUW membership tea Sept. 11th
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Community invited to Congregation Beth-El
• Public Notices - Your right to know
• Babylon Hometown 9/11 Memorial Beach fundraiser
• MWD presses for complete clean up; seek's public's help
• Town of Oyster Bay to host September 11 Memorial Ceremony
• Police shut down house of prostitution; neighbors shocked
• This Week’s events
• BACK TO SCHOOL:
• Summer Orientation Programs Leave Students Excited For Start Of School
• Massapequa School Board approves lower than anticipated tax levy
• Pay taxes now
• Forum on Current Affairs set
• Caitlin Foran recieves scholarship
• Community invited to Congregation Beth-El
• Daughters of the American Revolution installs new officers
• Babylon Beautification Society seeks books
• Filmakers lauded by King
• Senator Kemp Hannon holds Job Fair
• PAL Baseball Day at Allen Park in Farmingdale
• Belesi attends Chamber of Commerce installation
• Anti-mosque sentiment is modern twist to an old form of discrimination
• This Week’s events
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Editorial: Let’s help our kids have a successful school year
• Police identify woman murdered in Lindenhurst
• Dorothy Strick, longtime parishoner of St. Rose of Lima Church in Massapequa
• Rev. Father Robert Hyatt, local hospital Chaplain
• Ralph Bevilacqua: part owner in Peninsula Golf Club in Massapequa
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• Legal Notices —Your rigtht to Know
• New law gets tougher on convicted sexual offenders
• Cars collide; trafficbacks up
• Massapequa Water District seeks public's support in forcing total clean up of Grumman Superfund
• Today's Post, Aug. 25: Police shut down house of prostitution in North Massapequa
• Amityville Horror house draws bargain hunters, the curious
• Senator Kemp Hannon holds Job Fair
• Naval Reunion set for Sept. 29 to Oct 3
• Supporters of Mosque at Ground Zero are espousing invalid argument
• YES Community Center “Taste of the Town” event scheduled for Sept. 23
• Babylon High School reunion planned for Sept. 16
• Services Saturday for Linda Graver, lifelong resident of MPK
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Free hotline for those dealing with addiction
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• YES Community Center Smoking Cessation Group
• Public Notices
• Oyster Bay offers brochure on hazardous material alternatives
• Four arrested for robbery in MPK
• Plainedge Association of Girl Scouts receive Bronze, Silver and Gold awards
• Where do those inflatable rats come from anyway?
• Mustang 6th Annual Golf Outing to be held Sept. 20
• Massapequa School District asbestos contract raises controversy
• Senator Fuschillo sponsors events
• NMFD takes part in Town's Salute to America program
• Potpourri of Songs to be held Nov 14
• Merchants fair is a big hit in Massapequa Park Village
• Knights of Pythias of Massapequa recognized
• IN THE NEWS
• South Shore Audubon Society Bird Walk
• How the systems work
• Fort Neck Garden Club enjoys a garden rose walk
• Tougher DWI law in effect this week
• Anita Arrigo recieves Senior Citzen of the Year Award
• Massapequa Board of Education asks for committee members
• Become a Friend of Senior America
• Long Island Senior Citizen Contest asks Long Islanders to nominate local seniors
• Victoria DiMartino of MPK named to trophy list
• Science of Spirituality Medtitaton Center Retreat
• Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class weekly during the school year
• Members of Nazarene Church experience a “Thunder Sunday”
• LAWMAKERS AND SCOUTS:
• Councilwoman Faughnan offers brochures: The Oyster Bay Town Board and Town Government Phone Director
• MPK Merchant Fair 2010
• Massapequa man arrested for bank robbery
• Bethpage Federal Credit Union launches summer photo contest
• Today.s post, Aug. 13: Four arrested in Massapequa for robbery
• You read it in the Massapequa Post: Articles from the Archives
• Today's post: Aug. 12: Tougher DWI law takes effect Suday
• “Shed the Meds” program a success
• Second Friday Night Lights Takedown Championship hosts another successful fundraiser
• Today's Post, Aug. 18: Town to name marina in honor of the late Joseph J. Saladino
• Legislator Belesi and Nassau County Executive Mangano announce “Too Good For Drugs” prog
• Loesch leads Oneota Red Dragons to victory
• Audubon Bird Walk scheduled for August 15
• Massapequa boys Freshman and Sophomore track success
• This Week’s events
• Massapequa students participate in Empire State Games for the physically challenged
• Massapequa PTA Bowling League seeks Bowlers
• Berner Middle School makes connections between languages aloud
• Doppy Open Golf Tournament August 13
• St. William first grade class held robot day
• MPK Village offering Mommy and Me program
• Plainedge High School announces the top students for 2010
• Anne Buckley named finalist in LI Museum art competition
• Outrage should apply equally to all!
• Rebuilding Together meeting to be held Sept. 1
• Is America headed in the wrong direction?
• Navy Reunion September 29-Oct.3
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Blood Drive Aug. 17
• Now, more coverage of our community, online and in print
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Three car collision on Sunrise Highway
• Jeanette Antonucci of North Massapequa, volunteer and bookkeeper St. James Church
• Today's Post, Aug. 18: Town to name marina in honor of the late Joseph J. Saladino
• Public Notices
• Massapequa man arrested for bank robbery
• Today.s post, Aug. 13: Four arrested in Massapequa for robbery
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Now, more coverage of our community, online and in print
• Today's post: Aug. 12: Tougher DWI law takes effect Suday
• Jeanette Antonucci of North Massapequa, volunteer and bookkeeper St. James Church
• Public Notices
• Bethpage Federal Credit Union launches summer photo contest
• You read it in the Massapequa Post: Articles from the Archives
• “Shed the Meds” program a success
• Legislator Belesi and Nassau County Executive Mangano announce “Too Good For Drugs” prog
• Second Friday Night Lights Takedown Championship hosts another successful fundraiser
• Audubon Bird Walk scheduled for August 15
• Loesch leads Oneota Red Dragons to victory
• This Week’s events
• Massapequa boys Freshman and Sophomore track success
• Massapequa PTA Bowling League seeks Bowlers
• Massapequa students participate in Empire State Games for the physically challenged
• Doppy Open Golf Tournament August 13
• Berner Middle School makes connections between languages aloud
• MPK Village offering Mommy and Me program
• St. William first grade class held robot day
• Anne Buckley named finalist in LI Museum art competition
• Plainedge High School announces the top students for 2010
• Rebuilding Together meeting to be held Sept. 1
• Outrage should apply equally to all!
• Navy Reunion September 29-Oct.3
• Is America headed in the wrong direction?
• Blood Drive Aug. 17
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• At YourLibraryIt’s Happenin’
• Public Notices
• Music and Movies
• Locals to participate in Softball Nationals
• IN THE NEWS
• Massapequa students compete in The Penn Relays
• Locals to participate in Softball Nationals
• Massapequan earns All-American Lacrosse and Specialty Player of the Year
• What price beautification in Massapequa Park Village?
• Massapequan Athletes score in 8th Annual Long Island Greenbelt Trail 25 Kilometer Run
• Audubon Bird Walk scheduled for August 15
• Massapequa Chamber of Commerce installs officers
• Elks Lodge Shakespeare inspired dinner theatre
• Amityville principal heads to court in answer to DWI charges
• PFT Annual Golf Outing
• Addiction counselors available
• Massapequa Park Summer Festival today and tomorrow
• Verizon to sponsor Sensational Senior Citizen Contest
• Hambletonian coming to Meadowlands Saturday
• Community members needed
• World Hunger to host annual tennis tournament August 28th
• Political Cartoon
• Get involved in Scouting’s oral history project
• Eat well and protect LI’s heritage at the same time
• Charles Jarowski, MPK resident, medical researcher and professor
• Music Under the Stars Concert Series
• New Beginnings for the Class of 2010
• On to New Adventures
• Strawberry Festival - June 19 - Historical Society of the Massapequas
• John H. West Students Meet Marine Pen Pal
• Understanding the Science Behind Car Crashes
• A Celebration of Achievement
• Hatching Baby Chicks
• Plainedge Volunteer Honored As A 2009 Nassau BOCES Education Partner Award Winner
• Massapequa Writer and Physician Dr. Cynthia Paulis Recently Featured at Long Island Writers' Guild "
• This Veteran Can Sing!
• Massapequa Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• How do you order your fuel oil?
• Play Group
• In Your Heart Lives A Rrainbow
• LI/CT Land And Sea: The Thimble Islands And More!
• Treasures & Trinkets Box
• Crown Creation Craft
• Science Treasires
• Fruits Of Summer
• Babysitting And First Aid Workshop
• Computer Kindergarten For Grown-Ups
• The Drowsy Chaperone
• Fruit Fun Fiesta
• Manicure Workshop
• Nickelodeon Magazine

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