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Lawrence School District’s transportation office is seeking to improve its busing system through new initiatives. From left were Carol Venezia, Mary Randazzo and new Transportation Supervisor Jeremy Feder.
Driving toward an improved busing system
Jeremy Feder holds three university degrees and is pursuing a fourth, and all that education will be put to the test in his new $95,000 per year job as the Lawrence School District’s transportation supervisor. more
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Paul F. Millus
Employment Law
Q: I run a small trucking business and my drivers are paid as independent contractors. I understand there is a new law in New York that might require me to treat them as employees. What is this all … more
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The Nassau Pops honors the nation’s veterans at its gala concert next Sunday.
Nassau Pops salutes veterans
Maestro Louis Panacciulli lead his Nassau Pops in a “Tribute to the American Spirit" on April 13 to celebrate a milestone in the orchestra's history. more
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Lawrence School District added 14 buses to alleviate commuting problems for the private-school students it is responsible for transporting. From left Sara Weiss, the district’s private-school transportation liaison, and Michael and Nick Fabrizio from Independent Coach.
Driving toward transportation solutions
Improving communication and seeking ways to rectify transportation problems that have vexed the Lawrence School District and the private schools it serves since the school year began were the primary focus of a meeting between district officials, yeshiva leaders and parents in Superintendent Gary Schall’s office on Monday. more
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Vianne Singh
Thrilling soccer season fills school with pride
The red numbers quickly counted downwards on the scoreboard, the air was cold and filled with suspense. The buzzer rang and the Lawrence Woodmere Academy boys’ varsity soccer team won the playoff game, 2-1, against Long Island Lutheran! more
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Odd-year elections don't get the respect they deserve
Election Day is officially behind us, and absent any real close races followed by recounts, the serious contests are over. more
Yeshiva parents in the Lawrence School District once again brought their concerns about busing to the Board of Education. Above, Barry Greenfield spoke at Monday's meeting.
‘Where do we go from here?’
In an effort to improve its transportation system, the Lawrence Board of Education will review two busing policies with an eye toward revising them, district officials said at Monday’s meeting. more
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The Lawrence school district and Independent Coach sought to shorten the bus rides of yeshiva students traveling to schools across Long Island.
Are we there yet?
Responding to private-school parents’ complaints that their children’s rides to and from school were taking way too long, the Lawrence Union Free School District and the Independent Coach bus company held discussions during the Jewish holidays on ways to make the trips shorter and more efficient. more
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Nelson Rodriguez watched men and women
Central American Independence Day celebrated [Photo gallery]
Central American Independence Day was celebrated by more than 1,100 people at the Five Towns Community Center on Lawrence Avenue in Lawrence, on Sept. 14. more
Independent Coach and the Lawrence School District are working on ironing out several problems that have mainly affected the commute of yeshiva students to their respective schools.
How long is my school commute?
Their stories began similarly, “My child/children were on the bus for 45 minutes/an hour/ nearly two hours going to school/coming home.” And the ending was also nearly the same, “My child/children were upset, “I called the bus company, they didn’t respond in a satisfactory way/they were rude.” more
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