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Information regarding pool employment applications, high school graduates to be honored, school budget vote, Board work session, Memorial Day Ceremony Eamon Tubridy 3 On 3 Basketball Tournament
Information regarding the Beautification Committee Tree Meeting on Tuesday, April 30th
Memorial Day Weekend 2012
Memorial Day 2012 Lowering of the Flag
Boy Scout Troop 134 lowers the flag during the Village's Memorial Day Ceremony as Mr. Richard Mooney, National Deputy Vice President of the 1st Marine Division Association, plays taps.
Memorial Day 2012
Special Flag Flown at the Village Hall for Memorial Day 2012
Veterans Trustee John Egan and Village Resident Rudy Prochaska raise a flag at Village Hall for the Memorial Day Weekend. This flag was flown over Afghanistan on October 15, 2011 by Technical Sergeant Lionel Naraidu, USAF, Flight Engineer on a KC-10 "Extender" (a refueling aircraft) in honor of the Village of Stewart Manor.
Special Flag Flown at the Village Hall for Memorial Day 2012
Veterans Trustee John Egan and Village Resident Rudy Prochaska and Village DPW Employee Anthony Vasquez hold a flag at Village Hall. This flag was flown over Afghanistan on October 15, 2011 by Technical Sergeant Lionel Naraidu, USAF, Flight Engineer on a KC-10 "Extender" (a refueling aircraft) in honor of the Village of Stewart Manor.
Village Photos
Trustee John Egan fixing the Village Clock
The Board of Trustees
Deputy Mayor Robert Fabio, Trustee James Lynch, Mayor James J. Kelly, Trustee Gerard S. Tangredi and Trustee John R. Egan at the annual meeting in April 2011
The 9-11 Memorial in Village Hall
Mayor James Kelly secured this piece of steel from the World Trade Center. It was dedicated on the tenth anniversary of the attack, September 11, 2011, at a ceremony on the lawn of the Stewart Manor Country Club. This memorial, built with great dedication over many hours by a Stewart Manor Fire Department volunteer who spent many months volunteering at ground zero after the attacks, is located just inside the door of the Village Hall. Part of the funding for this memorial was through a generous donation by the Stewart Manor Lions Club.
