Doc Hennigan’s
Rotarians know how to have fun—even on a chilly night! We enjoyed a fantastic meal at Doc Hennigan’s on Forest Avenue. Great food, great company, and plenty of good spirits all around!
Rotarians know how to have fun—even on a chilly night! We enjoyed a fantastic meal at Doc Hennigan’s on Forest Avenue. Great food, great company, and plenty of good spirits all around!
South Shore Rotary received an award for our community work at the Protecting One Young Heart at a Time dinner in memory of Frank Reali III. The event was hosted by Fran Reali, one of our newest South Shore Rotarians.
South Shore Rotarians attended the Father Drumgoole Dinner to support our friends at Catholic Charities of Staten Island.
An Evening In Paris The South Shore Rotary organized The 2025 Hungerford Senior Prom
The South Shore Rotary Club & Catholic Charities of Staten Island are proud to present our 2025 Flags for Heroes at Mount Loretto. Every one of the 120 American Flags on display represent a hero that was sponsored by an individual or organization in their honor. Our flags will [...]
The weekly meeting of the South Shore Rotary featured members of the 369th Veterans' Association, Inc. Richmond District. The club welcomed members Robin Blocker, his wife Terry Blocker, Forest Ballard, Richard Carrera, and Zonease Mayporter. The 369th Veterans' Association Inc., Richmond District, assists all veterans regardless of race, creed, or [...]
Dr. Jonathan Blau, the Director of Neonatology at Staten Island University Hospital, was the guest speaker at the South Shore Rotary Club's weekly meeting. Dr. Blau received his M.D. from SUNY Stony Brook. He completed a pediatric residency at NYU School of Medicine, followed by a neonatology fellowship at New [...]
Linda Spadafino from Northwell Outpatient Rehab Services attended the South Shore Rotary Club's weekly meeting.
Nico Simoni, Executive Director of the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art, attended the South Shore Rotary Club's weekly meeting. Situated on a hilltop with commanding views of the Raritan Bay, The Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art is an uncommon find in the tri-state area. The buildings were designed [...]