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Racing returns to rebuilt Belmont Park as longtime fans embrace a new era - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Racegoers were pouring into Belmont Park last Friday, eager to see the track they remembered in a whole new form. Longtime fans wandered through the grounds, finding their way around a racetrack that was familiar in name but looked almost entirely new in person. “Everything’s new,” said Loretta Tumbarello of West Hempstead, who has been coming to Belmont for more than 30 years. “We loved it.” Tumbarello came with memories of a very different Belmont. She and her family used to make an entire aft
Sewanhaka graduate wins Islanders jersey design contest - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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What started as a few minutes of experimenting with different New York Islanders jersey designs turned into a pretty big surprise for Sewanhaka High School graduate James Doyle. Doyle submitted five concepts to the Islanders’ inaugural fan-driven third jersey design contest, trying out different colors, layouts and even a fisherman-inspired jersey. He wasn’t expecting much when he sent them in. He certainly didn’t expect one of them to become the team’s winning design. But his “Navy Lighthouse”
Sewanhaka graduate wins Islanders jersey design contest - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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What started as a few minutes of experimenting with different New York Islanders jersey designs turned into a pretty big surprise for Sewanhaka High School graduate James Doyle. Doyle submitted five concepts to the Islanders’ inaugural fan-driven third jersey design contest, trying out different colors, layouts and even a fisherman-inspired jersey. He wasn’t expecting much when he sent them in. He certainly didn’t expect one of them to become the team’s winning design. But his “Navy Lighthouse”
Remembering Mark Mkwanazi and the lives changed by working at Ground Zero - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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For Malverne resident Anisa Mkwanazi-Sessoms, Sept. 11 is not only a day she remembers. It is also the day that changed her family’s life in ways they would not fully understand for years. Mkwanazi-Sessoms was in second grade at Maurice W. Downing Elementary School when her mother picked her and her brother up from school after the terrorist attacks. She remembers seeing a female police officer with blonde hair and bangs standing near the front office as students were sent home. When she got hom
9/11 cancer cases rise 75% among Northwell World Trade Center Health Program patients - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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For Felicia Ivey-Toure, Sept. 11, 2001, did not end when the smoke cleared from Lower Manhattan. Two days after the attacks, Ivey-Toure went to Ground Zero as a volunteer counselor, spending about three weeks helping people who had been shaken by what they had witnessed. At the time, she never imagined she would one day be talking about her own cancer. Twenty-five years later, Ivey-Toure, 58, of Jamaica, Queens, and Frank Kotnik, 66, of Glendale, Queens, shared their stories Tuesday at a Northwe
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