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Six honorees were recognized at the third annual Women of Wantagh event on March 27. From left, Coordinator Ella Stevens, Honorees Melissa Swanson, Diane Sales, Maureen Conklin, Maureen Goldberg, Anne Marie Murale, Cathy Powell and Hempstead Town Councilwoman Erin King Sweeney.
Miss Wantagh Court celebrates local women
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Miss Wantagh Court honored six local women at the third annual Women of Wantagh celebration on March 27. With purple balloons and decorations lining … more
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The Wantagh Radio Shack store, on Wantagh Avenue, will soon shut its doors.
Wantagh Radio Shack one of 185 to close
The Wantagh Radio Shack store will soon shut its doors, along with 184 others nationwide, representatives from the electronics retail chain announced this month. Radio Shack first filed for … more
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Carolina O’Connor, 5, and Xavier O’Connor, 2, collected candy-filled eggs at the annual Forest City Community Civic Association Spring Fling on April 2.
Forest City folks flock to Spring Fling
More than a dozen Forest City families came out to the annual egg hunt at the Spring Fling event on April 2. With the Easter holidays just around the corner, the tight-knit community in North Wantagh … more
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Lauren Kircher helped her 1-year-old daughter, Kaylee, down the slide at Sensory Beans.
Special-needs gymnasium opens in Wantagh
Rachel Roslow’s life changed when her 19-month-old son, Ethan, was diagnosed with autism. After months of therapy, and with no place for Ethan to play and learn, Roslow and her family, who live … more
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The Rev. Christopher Hofer, the rector of the Church of St. Jude in Wantagh and vicar of St. Michael and All Angels in Seaford, spoke at Temple B’nai Torah on March 24.
Wantagh and Seaford religious leaders unite at Temple B’Nai Torah interfaith Shabbat
Dozens of local folks shyly chimed in when the Rev. Christopher Hofer, the rector of the Church of St. Jude in Wantagh and vicar of St. Michael and All Angels in Seaford, began singing … more
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Wantagh Resident Ellen Cook, left, Mary Wagner, Sandy Leonard, Regina Pinto and Johanna Livesay say they are all proud to be part of the Jerusalem Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Wantagh Daughters of the American Revolution chapter preserves the past
Ellen Cook, Sandy Leonard, Mary Wagner and Johanna Livesay gasped when Regina Pinto described Henry Senter, her ancestor and a patriot of the American Revolution. Senter was 16 when he fought in the … more
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Wantagh Fire District commissioners and chiefs honored Ex-Chief Steve Schuman and Kevin Kefer, Tom Brandon and Bill Gilmor, all former captains, for serving the department for more than 40 years.
Wantagh Fire Department celebrates at installation dinner
Wantagh Fire Department volunteers celebrated the organization’s leaders and longtime members at the 118th annual installation dinner on March 4. The Wantagh Fire Department serves all of … more
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Wantagh Fire Department officials picked up Christine Newins, a 52-year-old Levittown resident and community volunteer in north Wantagh and Seaford, from the airport when she returned from rehabilitation for life-threatening injuries she sustained in a car accident in Carlsbad, Calif.
Wantagh-Seaford residents rally around injured Levittown volunteer
Christine Newins, a 52-year-old Levittown resident, cannot remember Jan. 17 — the day she was hit by a car while jogging on the Pacific Crest Trail in Carlsbad, Calif. Chris Newins, her husband, … more
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John McNamara, the incoming superintendent of the Wantagh School District, spoke to teachers on Superintendent Conference Day this fall.
Wantagh School District gets a new leader
John McNamara taught social studies for more than a decade in classrooms across Long Island before he became an administrator. Wantagh’s assistant superintendent for instruction said that he … more
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Gia Stamatelo, 13, played football alongside seventh-grade boys from Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown last fall.
Playing football like a girl
Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown residents might have noticed the brown ponytail sticking out of a Salk Middle School seventh-grade football player’s white helmet while cheering on the Seahawks … more
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