 In the picture, left to right, Elaine Nelson, past president; John Beck, library custodian; Lynn Matotta, president and Kathleen Grammarosa, chair lady are shown putting the Butterfly Garden at Massapequa's Central Avenue library to sleep for the winter. Grammarosa plants and nurtures the reading garden for all who come to visit. This garden was started over 10 years ago by the fort Neck Garden Club. The ever-changing colors and plantings provide an oasis in the different seasons for resting awhile with a good book or just one's thoughts. This is one of the many things the Fort Neck Garden Club maintains for the Massapequas. For information on becoming a member, call 799-1655. |
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Massapequa Water District officials recently conducted a ceremonial groundbreaking to begin construction of the utility's new well-house, located on the north side of Sunrise Highway, just west of Hicksville Road in Massapequa. Pictured, left to right, are Oyster Bay Town Councilman Joseph Muscarella; Nassau County Legislator Peter Schmitt; Massapequa Water District Commissioners John Caruso, Frank Flood and Vincent Guadagno; Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto and Councilman Angelo Deligatti and New York State Senator Charles Fuschillo, Jr. "This well will be in full compliance with county, state and federal regulations before it is placed into service," explained Water Commissioner John Caruso. "It will enable us to continue to provide an abundant supply of clean, safe potable water to meet the needs of the consumers."
