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October 15, 2003 / Front Page

Massapequa welcomes home US Marine serving in Iraq

by Kate Mayberry

Dominic Baffa came home to a celebration of family and community last month after serving his country overseas as a US Marine for the past 10 months. More...

Friends together throughout the wings of time

by Cassi Matos

At the Massapequa diner they are known as the Wednesday regulars, a group of former American Airline employees who gather each month to talk over old times and keep each other updated on the latest happenings. More...

Six seeking three seats on TOBay Town Board

The following are profiles on candidates running for a seat on the Oyster Bay Town Board. Voters will be asked to select three candidates from among six who are running. Additional profiles will appear next week. More...

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Events & Calendar

Post CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The following are a list of public meetings and special events for the coming week:
THURSDAY, October 16

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Woman arrested after scamming disabled man

Nassau County District Attorney Denis Dillon announced recently that a Patchogue woman has been arrested for preying on a disabled man, defrauding him out of close to $50,000 between September 2001 and August 2003. More...

The

HARVEST FAIR
SPONSORED BY THE INCORPORATED
VILLAGE OF MASSAPEQUA PARK
Held SUNDAY, September 21st, 2003

Carol Dunn, a/ka Paddy the Clown does some art work as she paints a design on Alexandra Dequeiroz, 8 of Massapequa Park. She was just one of the many that came out to enjoy the festivities. More...

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Opinion

Happy to say farewell to the belly button trend

There was good news being reported this week. Every school and hospital in Iraq is now open and operating and job growth is on the rise and scientists believe they More...

World is one community and we must work together

I have just read the Associated Press story which reports about Mr. Albert Lexie, a shoeshine man in Pittsburgh, who sells his shoeshine for $3 each. More...

Banks are holding money longer for interest

As a local real estate attorney, I was thankful that your paper took on the issue of requiring banks to file a satisfaction of mortgage when the note is paid off. This will save homeowners innumerable headaches. More...

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MHS varsity football team looks to a successful season

by Brian Bohl

The Massapequa Chiefs varsity football team is looking to have a successful season that has eluded them in recent history. Many strides were taken last year as the Chiefs stopped a dry spell of sub. More...

Local folks in the news

Massapequa Elks Lodge 2162 presented the Elks traditional Flag Day Service to the third, fourth and fifth grade classes of Birch Lane School. The service traces the history of the American flag and the significance of the flag to our country. More...

Correction

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Oyster Bay’s candidates talk about bipartisan government

by Carolyn James

John Venditto,Incumbent Republican, Conservative, Independence and working Families More...

Peter Schmitt and John Rennhack square off in NC 12th Leg. District

by Andrew Coen

When he ran for office two years ago, Leg. Peter Schmitt was one of the few Republicans who managed to hang on to his seat as voters sent many of his colleagues packing. More...

Obituaries

Pat Fraker, 72, Amityville resident for 31 years

by Kate Mayberry

Pat Fraker made her family a priority as she and her US Marine husband moved around the country with their four children, making their roots in Amityville for 37 years. More...

Marilyn J. Jelicks, resident of Massapequa

Marilyn J. Jelicks, a 50-year resident of Massapequa and formerly of Amityville, died September 20, 2003 at Mercy Medical Center Rockville Centre. More...

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