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Daniel Tiger, O the Owl, Miss Elaina, Katerina Kittycat, Prince Wednesday, and more familiar friends welcome everyone join them as Daniel becomes King for a Day.
He's king of the neighborhood: Daniel Tiger leaps from screen to stage
It always turns out to be a beautiful day in the neighborhood when Daniel Tiger and his friends welcome families into their world. The latest stage show, based on PBS’s acclaimed long running hit series “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,” arrives at Tilles Center on Oct. 14. more
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Molloy College president James Lentini shows students the new logo for Molloy University.
Molloy College will soon be a university
Rockville Centre’s largest educational institution will soon have a new name. more
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Finally, a Black woman on the Supreme Court?
In the 246-year history of the United States, a Black woman has never served on the U.S. Supreme Court. With President Joe Biden’s nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson . . . more
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The rough road ahead this school year
I recently took part in a WABC-TV special, “Back to School: Learning During a Pandemic,” hosted by Lauren Glassberg. The participants included . . . more
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A video posted to Twitter of 7-year-old Wynta-Amor Rogers, front, of Uniondale, protesting in Merrick electrified the Twittersphere on June 2. Since then, she has appeared at Black Lives Matter protest marches throughout the metropolitan area. Above, she was joined by Hempstead protest organizers, from left, Raina Lewis, Tiara Adams and Jada Gillenwater.
The girl who lit up the Twittersphere
Seven-year-old Wynta-Amor Rogers, of Uniondale, stood in the shade of the red-brick Hempstead Village Hall on June 9, microphone in hand, surrounded by 200 Black Lives Matter protesters calling for … more
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Wynta-Amor Rogers, 7, marching during the Black Lives Matter protest in Merrick on Wednesday. The Herald's video of her chanting, "No justice, no peace!" had more than 20 million views on Twitter as of Friday.
What a little girl is teaching the world about racism
Around 7:30 p.m. Thursday, I stood atop the Long Island Rail Road trestle in Merrick, looking out on the sea of people who filled Sunrise Highway as far as I could see, east and west. Officials later … more
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We must repeal the law shielding police misconduct
Police officers are using increasingly sophisticated technology to monitor our every move. While the police know more about us than ever before, we know very little about the police departments that are paid to protect us. more
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State should rethink its local-diploma policy
Since 2012, when New York state adopted the Common Core State Standards, many students with special needs have received certificates rather than diplomas when they completed high school. more
A whisper of light and life amid the dross
And not a moment too soon. Did you hear it land on our doorsteps? Monday, at 6:29 a.m., spring actually sprang into our lives. No matter the temperature, no matter the down coats in the front closet . . . more
A view from the crowd of Noah Rubin facing off against Roger Federer
‘Like he was playing an X Box game’
Merokean Noah Rubin faced off against former top-ranked player Roger Federer in the second round of the Australian Open on Jan. 17 at the Rod Laver Arena. Despite losing the match with final scores of 7-5, 6-3, 7-6 (3), his mother, Melanie Rubin, said that it was surreal just to see her son on the same court as Federer. more
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