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A fire left a house in Oceanside uninhabitable last Sunday afternoon, displacing a family of four.
Easter fire leaves Oceanside family homeless
An Easter Sunday fire heavily damaged the home of an Oceanside family and left them homeless. On Sunday afternoon, a fire started on the deck behind the house at 8 Marshall St. Oceanside Fire … more
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The Civita Family from Oceanside is ready for the Easter egg hunt.
DOCA Easter Egg Hunt in Oceanside
The Oceanside Department of Community Affairs [DOCA] and the Oceanside Kiwanis held an Easter egg hunt on Mar. 19, on the Schoolhouse Green. Nancy Baxter, recreation assistant for DOCA said about … more
Carnival volunteers Carol Kopelman and David Goldstein.
JCC holds Purim Carnival
It was an afternoon of family, fun and food as the Friedberg JCC held its Community Purim Carnival Mar. 20. Young and old alike found something for fun as they enjoyed face painting, fun inflatables, … more
Shoppers browse the goods at Granny’s Attic.
Finding that special item in Granny’s Attic
On March 20, Temple Avodah held a garage sale for the ages as people brought in unwanted items from their garages, closets, attics and basements. The annual sale, called Granny’s Attic, was a … more
O’side alum now with Hasty Pudding troupe
Actor David Sheynberg, 2012 graduate and Valedictorian at Oceanside High School is now a member of Harvard University’s famed Hasty Pudding Theatricals, which performed at the Kaye Playhouse at … more
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Are you opting out?
State tests for English and Math are next month, and the Herald wants to know — is your child taking the tests? Or are you opting them out? Why or why not? We want to hear from you! Please call at … more
Oceanside to buy fewer textbooks in budget
An increase in the use of online apps and computer software means that the Oceanside school district will buy fewer textbooks in the next school year. At the March 15 meeting of the Oceanside … more
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Anthony D’Esposito meets members of the Island Park Chamber of Commerce.
New councilman visits local chambers
People outside of Island Park may not have known Anthony D’Esposito prior to his appointment as the councilman for the 4th district of the Town of Hempstead, but he is working hard to change … more
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IsraAID Deputy Director Navonel Voni Glick spoke to Oceansiders about the group’s humanitarian efforts around the world, especially for Syrian refugees.
Offering help to the world’s neediest people
A woman arrived on the shores of the Greek island of Lesbos. She and hundreds of others were fleeing civil war in Syria. They had been adrift on a flimsy boat for at least a day without food or … more
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After the shave was School No. 4 teacher Amy Simon, with former students Sebastian Morales and Daniel Nolan and her brother David Schwartz.
Shaving their heads to fight cancer
An Oceanside teacher raised more than $6,000 for childhood cancer research by going bald. Amy Simon, who teaches second grade at School No. 4, had her head shaved last Sunday in Amityville to … more
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