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Playing With The Giants

Safe, non-contact football instruction

for kids ages 6-14

Want to learn how to play football from the New York Giants?

With former New York Giants like Bill Ard, Stephen Baker, Chris Calloway, Eric Dorsey, Sam Garnes and Rodney Hampton providing support, New York Giants Youth Football Camps will host 22 camp locations, including a camp in Plainview at the HANC Plainview Elementary School.  

New York Giants Youth Football Camps provide non-contact instruction to kids from ages 6 to 14 years old.  With professional coaches and New York Giants, kids learn to run, throw, catch, defend and compete. All programs provide football non-contact instruction, athletic skill development, fitness and agility training.

New York Giants Youth Football Camps trained over 2,000 kids last summer. The HANC Plainview Elementary School camp will run from Monday, July 22 to Fri. July 26, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. The price is $409 through Wednesday, March 20, which includes a $40 savings. For more information, visit

www.NYGiantsCamps.com or call 877-226-9919.

News

The Plainview Water District Board of Commissioners Joel Kessler, Andrew Bader and Edward Shulroff recently visited Plant No. 1 at Manetto Hill Road to review the progress of the district’s pavement restoration project and to check heightened security measures. The construction at Plant No. 1 is part of an extended series of capital improvements designed to enhance efficiency and productivity within the district’s facilities.

“We’re very pleased at the progress we continue to make at the Plainview Water District throughout the past 12 months,” Kessler said. There are a variety of ongoing projects, he added, and it is important that “my fellow commissioners and I thoroughly oversee each capital improvement” to ensure continued high-quality service.

After six years of serving on the Plainview-Old Bethpage Board of Education, former trustee, Angel Cepeda, decided not to seek re-election this past May 21, and recently took time to reflect on his tenure on the school board.

“It has been an honor to serve the Plainview-Old Bethpage community — while some may not have always agreed with my positions on various issues, I trust nonetheless that I was considered honest and principled,” Cepeda said.


Calendar

Bethpage Air Show

May 25 and May 26

Carnival For A Cure No. 2 Event

Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2


Columns

Moving Pictures
Written by Mike Barry, MFBarry@optonline.net

Private Power Isn’t Our Only Option
Written by Michael A. Miller, Millercolumn@optimum.net

Building Better Legislators
Written by Michael A. Miller, Millercolumn@optimum.net