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East Rockaway's Michael Quadrino, left, appears as Mark Cohen in Hofstra's production of "Rent."
Looking to "Rent" at Hofstra this weekend
"Rent," the award-winning musical is back, now at Hofstra, with a student cast featuring East Rockaway's Michael Quadrino. Also, you'll want to get outside and enjoy the season. Old Westbury Gardens and the country fair at Lawrence's Rock Hall are two great spots to visit this weekend. more
About 500 people, including current Long Island Bus employees, applied for positions with Veolia Transportation at two job fairs in Uniondale last week.
Workers attend Veolia job fairs
Some 500 people attended two days of job fairs hosted by Veolia Transportation to learn more about positions with Long Island Bus. Veolia, selected by Nassau County to become its partner in operating … more
Sheila Talley of Veolia Transportation, left, spoke with Long Island Bus employees at recent meeting to discuss potential career opportunities.
New L.I. Bus operator meets potential employees
Nassau County’s soon-to-be new public bus system operator, Veolia Transportation Inc., held a job fair of sorts for potential employees earlier this month.Veolia representatives spent about … more
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Elise Meade, seated, recently took first place in the Mathematical Science division at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair, earning her a trip to Los Angeles to compete in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. She was joined by one of her advisers at Calhoun High School, Kim Laskarides.
Senior’s math project adds up to success
In many ways, Calhoun High School senior Elise Meade is your typical teen. The 17-year-old played varsity soccer last fall. She now competes on the varsity badminton team and plays the clarinet in Calhoun’s wind ensemble. On weekends, she referees youth soccer games. more
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Mepham High School junior Bilal Siddiqui recently earned first place in the Microbiology category at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair. Joining him to celebrate his win were, from left, Mepham Principal Michael Harrington, science research adviser Dr. David Kommor and Science Department Chairman Dr. Patrick Mannion.
Mepham junior is a rising star in science research
Bilal Siddiqui, who is all of 17, began work on a research project aimed at understanding how cancer cells hijack the body’s own enzymes in order to metastasize, or spread, when he was still a sophomore at Mepham High School last year. more
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Three Kennedy High School seniors did well at the recent Long Island Science and Engineering Fair. They were, from left, Greg Manis, Amanda Lindner and Matthew Gallitto. Manis took first place, which earned him a trip to California to compete in the International Science and Engineering Fair.
Kennedy researchers score big at L.I. science fair
Kennedy senior Greg Manis describes himself as “chief geek” of the high school’s science club. To begin to understand Manis’s world, you probably have to be one of the club’s assistant geeks. more
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Calhoun phys. ed teacher Heather Riddiough, far end, challenged a dozen students to a core strength test at the fair. Riddiough placed third.
Students get healthy at Calhoun fair
The Calhoun High School gymnasium was a abuzz on Friday morning as students by the dozen strolled from station to station, learning how to live healthy. more
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Kennedy Student Government members Matthew Lawner, Rob Russo, Jason Weisfeld and Carly Thea at the service fair.
Kennedy High promotes community service
The Kennedy High School Student Government, PTA, and Guidance Department recently co-sponsored their second annual community service fair. more
Kids have fun with pumpkins at the Rock Hall Country Fair.
Historic Halloween hauntings at Old Bethpage Village and other weekend happenings
The Halloween spirit abounds in the area. There’s much to see and do, before the candy-fest arrives next Sunday. Here’s a roundup of some places to go this weekend and next. more
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Why knock Merrick? Readers react to Lohan column
To the Editor: I am a former Merrick resident, and I recently read Scott Brinton’s column “The press should leave Lindsday Lohan –– and Merrick –– alone” (Sept. 30-Oct. 6), in which he discussed Lohan and criticism of Merrick. It was sent to me in Florida by my cousin, who still lives in Merrick. more
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