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Let’s allow schools to decide on activities
As difficult as the coronavirus pandemic has been for all of us, our children were the least equipped to handle the sudden disruption of their daily lives and routines. Ripped from in-school learning . . . more
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It’s time for America to come to its senses over guns
Listening to Gabrielle “Gabby” Giffords speak, you’re quickly overcome by the urge to cry. The former congresswoman was once known for her incisive rhetoric, delivered with a magnetic smile. Then . . . more
North middle school will be closed for two weeks after coroavirus cases were reported there.
Covid-19 closes two Lynbrook school buildings
As Covid-19 cases recently began to rise across the Lynbrook School District, Lynbrook North Middle and West End Elementary schools switched to full remote learning for two weeks, starting Monday. District officials were recently notified of cases in both schools and the high school, with a total of 14 cases confirmed since the school year began. more
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Saljook Ahmad, a third grader at Marion Street Elementary School, wrote about COVID-19 and included his mother who is a doctor working on the frontlines.
Students pen letters to future students amid pandemic
As the pandemic continues, third grade students at Marion Street Elementary School wrote letters to students 75 years in the future, to describe their experiences. The assignment required students in … more
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Rhame Avenue Elementary School student, Joseph Petraro, 7, released his book, “The Pumpkin Man vs. The Boogie Man” on March 27.
East Rockaway resident, 7, becomes author
Rhame Avenue Elementary School student, Joseph Petraro, 7, became a published author on March 27. His book, entitled, “The Pumpkin Man vs. The Boogie Man,” is available for purchase … more
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Fifth-grader Lyla Gaffoor made masks and ear savers to provide to front-line workers.
Lynbrook fifth-grader makes masks, ear savers for front-line workers
Marion Street Elementary School fifth-grader Lyla Gaffoor is making a difference in the lives of front-line workers during the coronavirus. more
Fifth-grader Maya Roditi greeted her teacher Amy Garfinkel from a safe distance as Garfinkel picked up cards.
Students pen letters of positivity to Lynbrook senior citizens
Waverly Park fifth-graders in Amy Garfinkel’s class found a way to brighten the day of seniors living at the Atria Tanglewood, an assisted living facility in Lynbrook. more
Students in Shari Bowes's fifth-grade class at Waverly Park Elementary School created a video to thank frontline workers and first responders for their hard work during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lynbrook students thank frontline workers with touching tribute video
Though they are remote learning, the students in Shari Bowes's fifth grade class at Waverly Park Elementary School came together digitally to thank frontline workers who are treating those suffering from the coronavirus. more
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The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Evening of Excellence dinner Jan. 30, at which it honored community leaders and installed officers. Honorees included, from left, Ira Nash, of Northwell Health Physician Partners; Shannan Pearsall, of Mended Little Hearts of Long Island; Steve Freifeld, a Marion Street School teacher; and Carol Burak, a former chamber president.
Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce honors local leaders
One 2020 Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce honoree is an educator. Another is the coordinator of a nonprofit charity. One is a health care provider. And another is a community leader. Together they have contributed in countless ways to the village, chamber officials said. more
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Dr. Ayesha McArthur, 46, is the new principal of Rhame Avenue Elementary School.
Rhame Avenue Elementary School in East Rockaway welcomes new principal
When students at Rhame Avenue Elementary School return to class next month, a new face will be there to greet them: Dr. Ayesha McArthur, the school’s incoming principal. more
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