Friday, 05 October 2012 00:00
I’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved in the Mineola Fair. Apologies if I missed anyone. Thanks for all:
Sponsors Of Entertainers
1. Standard Valuation Services; Carolyn Harding/Caleb Johnson..Jazz and Gospel
2. Herricks Travel: Counter Clockwise (Rich Stein et al). Classic Contemporary
3. Bakers of All Nations: Cascades (Tom Swift).. Doo Wop
4. Finz and Finz: Andrew Anton ...Crooner
5. Boars Head Provisons: Mark Brier... Family Friendly Comedians
“In Kind” Contributions (time, trouble, loaned assets)
Mineola Diner: 14 days of free table space to Mineola Chamber of Commerce volunteers registering participants et al
Shakers Restaurant: Floor and table space for auditions and post-fair cast party
Mineola Village Hall: Space for 8-hour of auditions
Mineola Schools: Loan of Bandstand Platforms
Mineola DPW: Transportation of Bandstand Platforms
Guitar Center: Lending and Hauling of Bandstand “Backline Gear”) for use by all seven volunteer bands of musicians
Wong Noodle House: Barstool chair for use by Band musicians on stage
First Presbyterian Church: For Stage No. 3 sound electric outlets
TeAmo Smoke Shop: For Stage No. 2 (bandstand) electrical outlets
Mineola Family Cuts: For Stage No. 2 electricity
Joanne DiGrigorio of Mineola, Rob Busch on Little Neck, Penuganda Family of East Williston for six “worker bee” fair day hours apiece
Volunteer Auditioners each with their own professional performance credits. None of who live in Mineola currently (extra thanks)
Master auditioner: Ed Dennehy (formerly of Mineola)
Carolyn Harding, Vicki Irregbulem, Calvin Booker, Beatrice Goodman, Al Trompeter, Naomi Gitland, Michelle Ghossn, Tom Swift
Entertainer groups who volunteered to perform and were not listed on the program.
Barbara Kreman of Plainview, Jason Flashner of West Babylon, Nate Moran of Amityville and Mr Mysterious, songster guitarist of the street.
Shelia Rettaliata
Mineola Resident
Saturday, 18 May 2013 00:00
Night on the Town began about eight years ago, when the Church of St. Aidan in Williston Park was looking to raise money. Mineola resident Harry Zapiti stepped in.
He brought the idea to St. Aidan’s board. All Zapiti wanted was the support.
Friday, 17 May 2013 00:00
The future is green and Wheatley School student Graham Turk is making it a point to remind you, one less plastic bottle at a time.
Turk’s environment-friendly initiative, the ReFill Project, which started in 2011 at the Wheatley School, seeks to reduce the use of disposable plastic water bottles in schools. Last year, the East Williston resident headed the installation of two water refill stations in the Old Westbury school’s halls.
Friday, 17 May 2013 00:00
The Mineola Athletic Association’s soccer program will be holding its annual tryouts for their travel soccer teams in early June. Boys and girls in the U10, U11, and U12 age groups are invited to tryouts on Monday, June 3 and Thursday, June 6.
All interested athletes are encouraged to attend both try-out sessions, which will be held at Wilson Park on Field 3 (behind the pool and at the end of Liberty Avenue). For more information on practice times, age qualification, commitment, etc. please visit the MAA Web site at www.mineolaaa.org
Friday, 17 May 2013 00:00
Ashley Stavish is a member of the Mineola Girl’s Lacrosse team. Ashley has been a four-year member of the varsity team and is a co-captain. In 2012 she was voted by Nassau County Girls Lacrosse Association to be an All Conference player.
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Clothing Drive - May 20
Golf And Tennis Tournament - May 23
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