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October 14, 2004 / Front Page

N.C. Leg. Schmitt congratulates

new officers of Massapequa VFW

Nassau County Legislator Peter J. Schmitt, the Republican Leader of the Nassau Legislature, was on hand to congratulate the newly installed officers of the Massapequa Veterans of Foreign Wars. More...

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Health & Fitness

Potential for Tennis Injury Hangs Like a Slow Lob

The return of the US Tennis Open to New York at the end of the summer may prompt many to head for their neighborhood courts or gym for a few rounds of this physically and mentally challenging sport. More...

Poison ivy is most dangerous in Spring and Summer

While prime times for glorious flowers and plants, the Medical Society of the State of New York (MSSNY) cautions that spring and summer are also seasons when poison ivy is most dangerous. More...

You're Invited: Opening Dedication of

Park Avenue Memorial Elementary School

The Amityville community will celebrate the opening of the New Park Avenue Memorial Elementary School on Saturday, October 16, beginning 10 a.m. More...

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Obituaries

Fred DeSimone of Masspequa, avid Mets fan

by Tiffany Elliott

Even when they were losing, Massapequa resident Fred DeSimone rooted for the New York Mets religiously. Every year he held season tickets and when he wasn More...

Edward J. Matters, of

North Massapequa

Edward J. Matters, of Durham, North Carolina and formerly of North Massapequa, died August 23, 2004. More...

Elsie Herzog, of Massapequa

Elsie Herzog, of Massapequa, died September 9, 2004. More...

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Mejias joins Babylon in challenge to Republic

Nassau lawmaker says concern over airport management crosses county lines

by Carolyn James

N.C. Leg. David Mejias (D-Massapequa), joined Babylon Town officials from Babylon Town and members of the Ironworkers local in condemning Republic Airport for allowing construction of a hangar on airport property by Atlantic Aviation to move forward. More...

Town puts $30M environmental bond proposal on ballot Nov. 2nd

The Town of Oyster Bay is holding two public information meetings on the proposed SEA Fund II environmental bond referendum that will be on the ballot election day, Tuesday, November 2. More...