MASSAPEQUA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOSTS ANNUAL FAIR

May 31, 2017 / Front Page

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Schools/Sports

Massapequa is a land of machines

Massapequa High School’s Robotics Club has had a successful season, with three of its five teams earning berths at the U.S. Open Robotics Championship in Council Bluffs, Iowa. More...

The Farmingdale School District announced that Farmingdale High School teacher Celia Blum has received her “Distinguished Teacher” award during the Harvard Club’s recent Distinguished Teacher Award Ceremony. More...

Please meet the 2016 local scholars

•Michelle Pedalino, of Massapequa Park, has received her master of science in nursing – leadership and management from Western Governors University, Salt Lake City. More...

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Library

AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK

Massapequa 523 Central Avenue 516-798-4607 Massapequa Park 40 Harbor Lane 516-799-0770 www.massapequalibrary.org •The Harbor Lane Library will offer “Brain Aerobics” More...

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Obituaries

Dom Manocchio, former 30-year Massapequa resident, dies in Florida at 91

by Carolyn James

Damiano (Dom) Manocchio, a longtime resident of East Massapequa and letter carrier for the Amityville Post Office for 25 years, died April 29, 2017. He was 91 years old. Mr. More...

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Opinion

Our communities remembered

EDITORIAL

And so, the Memorial Day parades were rained out… That’s always sad because these parades are traditions for families, volunteers, veterans and others. More...

DRAWING CONCLUSIONS

- by Kevin Eastwood

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Medicare isn’t broken. Quit trying to fix it.

PUBLIC COMMENTARY: by Paul Downey

Tens of thousands of seniors owe their lives to Medicare’s prescription drug benefit, according to a new study from the University of Illinois.The program reduces mortality rates among the elderly by more than 2 percent annually. More...

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Spring Weekend Events

Friday, June 2 •On Fri., June 2, at 4 p.m., the Central Avenue Library will have Lego Club for Kids, grades 2-6. For the first Friday of each month children can join their friends at the library for 45 minutes of an open-build session. More...