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TONY BELLISSIMO
Not Always About Saturday
Thursday marks the official start of the Nassau County high school season, and it’s only the beginning of weekday action. more
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Be responsible, not hysterical
With school back in session, many are concerned that another outbreak of the H1N1 virus, commonly known as swine flu, is just around the corner. An outbreak in the New York area in the spring spread fear about this new, unknown disease. Many parents kept their children home from school when cases were confirmed, leading to high absentee rates. Some schools closed entirely. more
Cohen, Tinelli AP award winners
Two students from East Rockaway Jr./Sr. High School have been named AP Award winners. more
A car crashed though a fence and knocked down two utility poles before landing on its side on the Long Island Rail Road tracks Tuesday morning. Service on the Long Beach branch was interrupted.
Errant car ends up on LIRR tracks
A driver lost control of her 2008 Ford Explorer just after 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, hitting two parked cars, crashing through a fence and knocking down two utility poles before coming to rest sideways on the Long Island Rail Road tracks just west of the Centre Avenue train station. more
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Dr. Paul Lynch has been named the new Director of Communications and Technology for Lynbrook Public Schools.
Lynbrook Schools welcome new technology director
Dr. Paul Lynch has been named the director of communications and technology for the Lynbrook Union Free School District. more
Daniel Rothbard
Teacher charged with sex abuse — again
The elementary school teacher already accused of a sex crime now faces charges in two counties. more
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One of the largest construction projects completed this summer in the Lynbrook School District was the replacement of the exterior curtain wall at South Middle School.
Summer maintenance projects at Lynbrook
The Lynbrook Public Schools Facilities Department has been busy completing a number of renovation and maintenance projects in buildings throughout the district. more
Students are advised by officials to wash their hands frequently to stem the spread of the flu virus.
Ready for swine flu, round 2
Textbooks, pencils, calculators ... and face masks? Administrators, teachers and students are gearing up for a new school year with one more thing on their minds: how to stay healthy, especially with warnings about the H1N1 virus, or swine flu, as it’s more commonly known. more
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Yankees Coach Kevin Long at Hofstra gives some professional tips.
Yankees' hitting coach visits Hofstra
It was an exciting day for young baseball fans attending summer camp at Hofstra University when New York Yankees Hitting Coach Kevin Long visited recently. The coach spoke with campers at the Patrick Anderson Baseball Camp, one of nine Sports Academy camps offered by Hofstra. more
Thanks to the Quick thinking of teenagers Gideon Stryker, left, Jacob Kayen and Danny Gallagher, an elderly couple escaped a fire that occurred at their home, in background, without injury early Monday morning.
Teens hailed as heroes
The quick thinking of three teens helped save the lives of an elderly couple that were fast asleep early Monday morning as their Lynbrook home caught fire. Now, the three youths are being heralded as heroes. more
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