His original play, The Legend of St. Nicholas, is produced
For 15 years now, Amityville Middle School music teacher Carl Ferrara has been writing a script and composing music for a Christmas play called the The
Legend of St. Nicholas.
After years of tweaking, it will be produced through the Cultural Arts Playhouse in Plainview and Westchester this month. More...
Elections for Fire Commissioners are being held in the Deer Park, West Babylon, West Islip and Copiague Fire Districts. Commissioners are volunteers and receive no compensation for their service. More...
Army Pfc. Vincent J. Aponte has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, South Carolina. He is the son of Cynthia Serrano of Copiague and a 2008 graduate of Copiague High School. More...
By Chris R. Vaccaro
Seaford took revenge for its defeat in the 2007 Long Island championship and beat Amityville, 34-20, in this year’s Class IV title game. More...
Cats are like potato chips. It is hard to have just one. Thatsaid- there is a right and wrong way to introduce a new cat to your feline residents. Throwing them together while saying, “Fluffy, I would like you to meet your new brother, Felix, who will be sharing your food bowl, litter box and my lap from now on” can create chaos. More...
Thefollowing is a list of public meetings and
special events for the coming week. Readers
should know that meetings are subject to
change without notice.
THURSDAY, December 3
•Babylon Town Board of Appeals Meeting: 6 p.m., Town Hall, Sunrise Hwy., Lindenhurst. For info., call 957-7414. More...
Despite her age, Martha Mary Carroll was determined to live a full life. She gardened and mowed her lawn and was an artist. She died Oct. 16, 2009 in New Island Hospital in Bethpage. She was 93. More...
Instead of talking about prosecuting Michaele and Tareq Salahi, the brazen couple who crashed President Barack Obama’s first State Dinner, Congress should be organizing an award’s ceremony for them. More...
Turkey Bowl