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January 2, 2002  RSS feed

Massapequa Chamber of Commerce honors USCG members
The Chamber of Commerce of the Massapequas recognized the work and dedication of the United States Coast Guard and its role in helping to protect the New York Harbor, especially following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center September 11. Accepting the tribute on behalf of the Coast Guard were Chief Mark Davenport and Petty Officer Jim Weber. More...
MPK Village establishes Beautification Committee
by Carolyn James

When the plans for the County More...

ASD prepares to present bond issue for Park Avenue complex this month
by Carolyn James

The Amityville School Board agreed this week to hold a vote asking residents of the school district to approve an additional $7 million to complete construction and remediate damages at the Park Avenue School complex. The vote is scheduled for January 15. More...

 Schools/Sports
• article has image U10 Girls win Turkey Bowl
Massapequa Power, girls U10 soccer team won first place in the Farmingdale "Turkey Bowl" soccer tournament held Friday, November 23. The girls went 6-0. More...
• article has image Girls Cross Country team ends great season
• article has image MHS Girls varsity volleyball end season 15-2
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 Obituaries
• Frank Piccione, resident of North Massapequa
Frank Piccione, of North Massapequa, died December 12, 2001. He was a member of Memorare of Knights of Columbus 4th Degree, Holy Name Society, Sons of Italy, lector and Eucharistic minister of Charismatic Prayer Group at Maria Regina. He refurbished the Maria Regina Chapel as a sign of love to the Parish. More...
• Hamdi H., Oruci, M.D.,
• Peter White, resident of Massapequa Park
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 Opinion
• article has image Continue to fly the flag proudly
Already, we see a reduction in the number of American flags being flown in our communities. Part of that has to do, we believe, with the holiday decorations, but as they will be coming down, we would urge that the flags go back up. And, the tattered ones should be replaced. More...
• A letter home at Christmas
• NC legislature needs to work together for the people Dear Editor:
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