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- Aug 11, 2026
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Meet the Massapequa Chamber President, Salvatore Polito (opens the original)
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For Salvatore Polito, being involved in the Massapequa community has always been about helping others. Polito, the new president of the Massapequa Chamber of Commerce, has spent decades working with local organizations and businesses. He is also a veteran service adviser for the Town of Oyster Bay’s Veterans Services Division, where he helps veterans find services and benefits. “I get involved with them because it’s community service and helping people that need help,” Polito said. He has also b
Dennis Rappaport, Floral Park resident, boxing legend and Ha (opens the original)
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Dennis Rappaport, a Floral Park resident who helped shape professional boxing as a manager, promoter and businessman, died in May at the age of 81. Rappaport spent decades in boxing as a manager and promoter, where he became known for his creative ideas, business skills and work with some of the sport’s biggest names. Born in Brooklyn, Rappaport first built a career in real estate before entering boxing in 1976. He became co-manager with Mike Jones of fighters Gerry Cooney, Howard Davis Jr. and
Port Washington wins New York state title, advances to Metro Region tourney (opens the original)
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The Port Washington 12-and-under Little League baseball team is headed to the Metro Region tournament after capturing the New York state championship with an 11-5 win over Mid Island of Staten Island on Friday , July 31, at Cesca Field in West Nyack. Port Washington finished the state tournament with a 4-1 record and earned... Read More
North Shore museum exhibit highlights Long Island’s role in (opens the original)
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Many people know the American Revolution began in Boston, but the staff at the North Shore Historical Museum wants visitors to learn that Long Island also played a major role in the nation’s fight for independence. The museum’s new America 250 exhibit marks the country’s 250th birthday by focusing on the people and events that shaped the North Shore during the Revolutionary War. “We are looking to commemorate those brave soldiers from the North Shore of Long Island,” said Christopher Judge, dire
North Shore museum exhibit highlights Long Island’s role in the American Revolution (opens the original)
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Many people know the American Revolution began in Boston, but the staff at the North Shore Historical Museum wants visitors to learn that Long Island also played a major role in the nation’s fight for independence. The museum’s new America 250 exhibit marks the country’s 250th birthday by focusing on the people and events that... Read More
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