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THE BEACON'S CALENDAR OF EVENTS The following are a list of public meetings and special events for the coming week: FRIDAY, January 14 •"Is your Child Disorganized? What You Can Do" Talk: by Dr. Orly Gadon. The Parents Resource Center, Abraham Lincoln School, 300 Park Ave., Rm 11. For info. & time: 274-4000x7910. More ... Free educational services offered by LIEOC Persons in need of educational services leading to college entry or well-paying business careers are invited to enroll in the Long Island Educational Opportunity Center. More ...
State Senator Owen H. Johnson (4th Senate District, Babylon), chairman of the Finance Committee, recently joined Babylon Village Mayor Ralph Scordino, members of the Babylon Village Fire Department and the community in honoring someone very special - the Mayor’s father, Ralph Scordino of Babylon. More ...
The Babylon PTA held its annual Breakfast with Santa. Families came to enjoy food and friends. Santa thrilled the kids with his rousing rendition of the "Night before Christmas. More ... Travelers’ Club of Babylon meets for the holidays The sixth meeting of the 99th year of the Travelers’ Club of Babylon was a Christmas celebration at the home of Nancy Newton on December 15. Two associate members joined in, Grace Zemba and Connie Higgens. More ...
The Estate of Rogers Howell donated office furniture to the Town of Babylon. The personal desk of Elmer B. Howell and Rogers Howell, former presidents of E.W. More ...
The Babylon PTA recently held its annual Bingo Night. Children and parents came to have fun and win new books as prizes. Pictured are some of the night's lucky winners: Emily Freyer, Melanie Candelora, Jennifer Cornbrooks and Julia Harkin. More ...
West Babylon Junior High School is now home to a flag that proudly waved on West Babylon school grounds from 1961. The flag originally waved at the Main School which was located at the site of what is now the Holiday Square Apartments on Great East Neck Road in West Babylon. More ...
The Babylon Rotary Club’s Holiday Food Drive was a huge success. The food, pictured, is only a fraction of the total. It was distributed through the Clergy Cluster to needy families in the area. More ...
This year the Rotarians hosted the West Islip Beach Street Middle School Ensemble Singers. As an opening number they performed rendition of the Star Spangled Banner, followed by traditional Hanukkah and Christmas songs. More ...
This holiday season, past and present came together at the Babylon Village Historical Society Museum. Once the home of the Babylon Public Library, the historical society was host to the program "Grandparent’s Storytime," where they taped as grandparents read to their grandkids far away. More ... North Babylon open gym registration The North Babylon Community Youth Services is sponsoring open gym programs during the winter for middle and high school students who are North Babylon residents. More ...
Last month, Santapogue Elementary School in West Babylon celebrated Spirit Day. In celebration, the school held a poetry contest and was visited by West Babylon High School’s varsity cheerleaders and the four football captains who show their spirit every day. More ... Township Theatre Group to pay tribute to legendaryWill Rogers Township Theatre Group announces its Tony Award winning CY Coleman musical, The Will Rogers Follies, a follies-style tribute to the legendary Will Rogers whose homespun philosophy espouses respect and confidence in the goodness of his fellow man. More ...
Pictured are owners, managers and members from Long Island region Curves at a kick-off event for the Curves 2005 Weight/Inch Loss Marathon to benefit Breast Cancer Help, Inc. More ... Suffolk Hearing and Speech Center receives grant The Suffolk Hearing and Speech Center, a non-profit agency located in East Islip, was the recipient of a $12,000 grant from United Way of Long Island for the year 2005. More ... You Gotta Believe adoption agency looking for families to adopt teens You Gotta Believe, an adoption agency, is looking for families (regardless of age, marital status or income, who would be willing to provide love and nurturing to teens and pre-teens. More ... |
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