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The Plaza caravan was led by Principal Mark Gray.

Plaza teachers and staff wave to students in car parade

This morning, a caravan of Baldwin teachers and administrators could be seen waving to students and their families from their cars as they made their way through the neighborhood surrounding Plaza … more

3/26/20

Baldwinite Sara Jamison shared the rainbow hunt idea with her 4-year-old son, Charlie, and her 6-year-old daughter, Faye.

Baldwinites look for rainbows in unsettling times

Call it the great Baldwin rainbow hunt. A group of Baldwinites has been hanging up paper rainbows to encourage others to be creative and spend time outdoors — though a safe distance from … more

By Bridget Downes | 3/26/20

Local artist Fred Mezilas, whose murals hang on walls all over the world, recently visited Lenox Elementary School and painted with students.

Famed artist paints with Lenox students in Baldwin

Lenox Elementary School kindergartners in Mrs. Kelly Iannone’s class recently went from painting with their fingers to painting with acrylics, receiving direct training from local artist Fred … more

3/12/20

In keeping with tradition, more than 40 fathers turned out for the 31st annual Brotherhood Pancake Breakfast at Lenox Elementary School on Feb. 14, which encourages dads to be more involved in the school community. Mustafa Mattry attended the breakfast with his children, Ari, left, and Neveah.

Annual Lenox Brotherhood Pancake Breakfast returns

Keeping a long-standing tradition alive, dozens of people turned out to the 31st annual Brotherhood Pancake Breakfast at Lenox Elementary School on Feb. 14. “Our males of our … more

By Bridget Downes | 3/5/20

Rockville Centre singer Dana Simone Glick, right, rehearsed with her bandmate Chris Milo, of Commack, for an upcoming show at My Father’s Place at the Roslyn Hotel.

Rockville Centre singer to perform at My Father's Place

Dana Simone Glick, of Rockville Centre, is planting her feet on solid ground to launch a singing career. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 2/27/20

The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Evening of Excellence dinner Jan. 30, at which it honored community leaders and installed officers. Honorees included, from left, Ira Nash, of Northwell Health Physician Partners; Shannan Pearsall, of Mended Little Hearts of Long Island; Steve Freifeld, a Marion Street School teacher; and Carol Burak, a former chamber president.

Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce honors local leaders

One 2020 Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce honoree is an educator. Another is the coordinator of a nonprofit charity. One is a health care provider. And another is a community leader. Together they have contributed in countless ways to the village, chamber officials said. more

By Mike Smollins | 2/6/20

Jasmin Moghbeli dressed as an astronaut for a Lenox Elementary School project as a sixth-grader in December, 1994, left. She graduated from NASA’s Artemis program Jan. 10.

NASA welcomes Baldwinite to its crew

The room fell quiet and all eyes were trained on the projection screen on stage as a livestream showed Jasmin Moghbeli graduating from NASA’s Artemis program. Moghbeli, who grew up in Baldwin, … more

By Bridget Downes | 1/16/20

Dozens of community members came to Masone Beach on Saturday to honor Caroline Previdi, who was one of the victims in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, and whom the playground at the beach was dedicated to.

Island Park residents gather to dedicate Christmas tree to Sandy Hook shooting victim

While most people associate Christmas with red and green, each year the Island Park community gathers together to decorate a Christmas tree at Masone Beach in pink. more

By Mike Smollins | 12/12/19

Michelle-Dionisio, a fourth-grade teacher at Brookside Elementary School, skipped down the field with a rubber chicken on Nov. 27 at the school’s first Turkey Trot to benefit local food pantries for Thanksgiving.

Brookside hosts first Turkey Trot to benefit food pantries

Brookside Elementary School hosted its first Turkey Trot, where students ran around the field passing a rubber chicken like a baton to their classmates. And the children were racing for a cause. … more

12/5/19

Parents of Wilson Elementary School students are concerned the classrooms are too crowded.

Wilson parents raise concerns about space

At a recent Rockville Centre Board of Education meeting, a number of parents expressed their concerns about overcrowded classrooms at Wilson Elementary School, saying that the lack of space has been a continual issue for the past three to four years. more

By Jill Nossa | 12/5/19

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