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25 Years After 9/11, The Effort To Honor An Oceanside Hero Reaches Its ‘Final Push' (opens the original)
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OCEANSIDE, NY — As the United States approaches the 25th anniversary of one of its darkest days, an effort to honor a hero of Sept. 11 in Oceanside is nearing its finish line. Former Oceanside resident Luis Alvarez died in 2019 after a three-year bout with colorectal cancer that resulted from his time spent at ground zero as a first responder. He was a former U.S. Marine, a former NYPD detective, and one of the scores of first responders who had rushed down to ground zero after the Sept. 11 terr
Opera Star Returns To Rockville Centre As High Holy Days Soloist (opens the original)
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY — Rockville Centre will welcome home one of its own this month when New York City-based baritone and opera veteran Samuel Rachmuth returns to Central Synagogue - Beth Emeth to serve as the cantorial soloist at the synagogue’s High Holy Day services. Growing up on Hempstead Avenue in Rockville Centre, synagogue officials said Rachmuth went to the Jacob’s Ladder preschool and the Jewish Experience Hebrew school before participating in the synagogue’s choir and making his Bar M
‘Feels Like Yesterday’: Poll Shows 9/11 ‘Still Raw’ For Many New Yorkers (opens the original)
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OCEANSIDE, NY — As America approaches the 25th anniversary of one of its saddest days, a new poll says the wound is still fresh. In a panel discussion Tuesday, officials from Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital revealed the findings of the hospital’s 30th “truth in medicine” poll, conducted among adults age 30 or older in New York City and on Long Island, which revealed that more than 75 percent of respondents aged 46 and older — 21 or older on Sept. 11, 2001 — are still feeling the impact of the
‘We Had A Great Comeback’: Days After Tornado, Sun And Surf Beach Club Softball Team Brings Home Title (opens the original)
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ATLANTIC BEACH, NY — For the past five summers, the eight-team beach club softball league in Atlantic Beach has been holding a seven-week round robin season and crowning a champion at the end of the summer. “It has always been softball down at the beach club,” team organizer Rick Cusamano said. On Aug. 30, Cusamano’s team, made up of members from Sun and Surf Beach Club, brought home their third championship in four years. Despite getting used to winning trophies in recent years, this season was
City Council Extends Posh Pets Animal Shelter Contract, Approves HVAC Work At Shelter (opens the original)
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LONG BEACH, NY — The Long Beach Animal Shelter will continue being run by Posh Pets and get a series of HVAC improvements after the Long Beach City Council approved a pair of resolutions at Tuesday night’s meeting. Operated by Posh Pets since 2014, City Manager Dan Creighton said the shelter’s annual operating budget is about $700,000, more than three times the cost the city will pay to contract the service out to Posh Pets. The contract with Posh Pets will run for five years, with an option to
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