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Atlantic Beach resident Matthew Sharin, a Lawrence High senior, will present his research at the Materials Research Society fall meeting this month.
Lawrence senior to present at Materials Research Society
Lawrence High School senior Matthew Sharin was chosen to present his scientific research at the Materials Research Society fall meeting in Boston, a conference that brings together industry professional and academic experts. more
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The Chabad House of Hewlett’s new building, which is under construction.
10 years of building a vibrant Jewish Community
In 2012, the Chabad House of Hewlett’s goal was to showcase the beauty of the Jewish heritage by creating a nonjudgmental environment for the community it serves. A decade later, members believe they’ve accomplished that and much more. more
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Justin Colon, 21, got accepted into the NASA Social program because of his popular TikTok channel, the Justonian. Part of the program included getting to watch the launch of Artemis 1.
Launching from TikTok to NASA
What started out as a fun way to share information that he was learning in school via TikTok, earned 21-year-old Justin Colon an invitation to watch the launch of Artemis 1, the first in a series … more
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Incoming seventh-graders at South High School got a head start on junior high school through the Summer Bridge Program.
South gives incoming students a head start
With the new school year on the horizon, excitement and trepidation can run high for parents and students alike about what the new year will look like. And for elementary students crossing over to … more
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The Friendship Circle, an adult group at the Aaron & Gural JCC in Cedarhurst, doing chair exercises at this week’s meeting. From left were members Michael Barrow, Shanti Goolcharan, Donald Kaner, Beryl Adams, Charmaine Dennis (behind) , Sarah Chesler, Eva Klass and Lois Rest.
Reconnecting seniors after Covid’s isolation
To break seniors out of their Covid-necessitated isolation, the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC, in Cedarhurst, has established two new community-building, discussion-based group programs for people … more
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County Executive Bruce Blakeman is ending the Housing Assistance Program, which aimed to send one-time $375 checks to low-income households.
County exec ends pandemic relief program
County Executive Bruce Blakeman is ending Nassau County’s Household Assistance Program, intended to offer lower-income residents a one-time direct payment of $375. Signed into law last … more
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After finishing his homework, Hadee Jaffar, 11, played “Would you rather” and then “Game of Wordle.”
Virtual tutoring for underserved students
During the coronavirus pandemic, students were forced into a remote learning environment. As they transition to in-person learning some children and their parents are finding it’s not easy. The … more
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The RVC Conservancy has started taking orders for its fifth annual Spring Tree Planting until April 1.
RVC Conservancy starts spring planting program
The tree planting program started in 2018 to remove and replace diseased Bradford Pear trees. Now, with most of the diseased trees gone, the Conservancy hopes to add to the over 200 new trees in has planted by offering six options to continue to keep the village beautiful. Last year alone, the group, partnered with Barbato Landscaping, planted 100 new trees. more
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The four members of Lynbrook High School who reached the semifinals of the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium were, from left, Kate Dooling, Manaka Ogura, Elizabeth DiFiore and Collin Lung.
Lynbrook students reach semifinals in science contest
Each year, the Lynbrook Science Research Program competes in the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium by submitting six student research papers. This year, four of the six authors were chosen to advance as semifinalists. The semifinalists were selected based on their exceptional research papers and the results of their experiments. more
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National African American Recognition Award winner Tanusha Osmani.
V.S. Central High School students earn College Board award
Four Central High students are the awardees of the College Board National Recognition Programs. The College Board has been a mainstay of the college admission process, developing and running … more
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