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Nassau county Legislator Carrié Solages and Selene Ferdinand handed out holiday gifts to children in Elmont on Dec. 10.

Elmont girl, 10, gives back through her own nonprofit

At 10 years old, Selene Ferdinand of Elmont is already compiling quite the résumé. A student at Dutch Broadway Elementary School, Selene is giving back to her community through her own nonprofit … more

By Ana Borruto | 1/12/23

Dutch Broadway Elementary School student volunteers help Brian Richards demonstrate the importance of fruits and vegetables on March 13.

The magic of nutrition

Students at Dutch Broadway Elementary School in Elmont indulged in a magical lesson of ‘5 a Day,’ an assembly designed to highlight the importance of nutrition from an early age. On March 13, … more

Vikas Girhar | 3/26/13

A female high school student was struck by a vehicle on Dutch Broadway while walking to Elmont Memorial School in Elmont on Dec. 20 around 7 a.m.

Student struck by vehicle on Dutch Broadway

A 14-year-old female student was struck by a vehicle on Dutch Broadway near Virginia Avenue in Elmont while walking to Elmont Memorial High School on Dec. 20 at 6:55 a.m., according to Nassau County's 5th Precinct. more

By Jackie Nash, jnash@liherald.com | 12/20/11

Jeff Laffel, from right, with the Dutch Broadway 6th-grade class of 1967: Don Greif, Joanne Banj Davidoff Free, Marc Wager, Denise Fein Chait, Steven Wallerstein, Robert Sylvan, Faith Leiberman, Deborah Dansky Gerstenblatt, Barbara Kurlander, Danny Leiman, Priscilla Shube, Robert Bodian, Steven Weinman, Robin Karpfen, John Jesensky, Steven Swallwood and Steve Matlin and Mark Horowitz.

Local educator publishes book

As a senior at the State University of New York at New Paltz, Jeff Laffel had no idea what his future held. He was a little rebellious — for 1965, that is — so when the fraternity that he was head of was at risk of closing due to discussions of a campus fraternity ban, he decided to protest. Protesting meant wearing black armbands — unifying the fraternity against the potential ban — but after another frat decided to hang an effigy of the university president over the Manhattan Bridge in protest, Laffel was blamed. more

By Jackie Nash | 9/9/11

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