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On Jan. 26, the north wall along Waverly Avenue was all that remained of the Seaford Avenue School. The door in the middle was the one used by students arriving by bus until the school closed in 1981.
School’s demolition evokes memories
Demolition of the former Seaford Avenue School finished last week with the north end of the building torn down. From start to finish, it took less than four weeks to reduce it to rubble, with many graduates and neighbors taking pictures along the way. more
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Demolition began on the old Seaford Avenue School during the first week of January.
Vacant Seaford school is coming down
The long-awaited demolition of the Seaford Avenue School began last week. Heavy machinery started tearing down the graffiti-covered one-story section in the back, which once housed the cafeteria and kitchen. more
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An Artist’s rendering of the Seasons at Seaford.
Seasons construction to begin soon
The Seaford Avenue School will stand for at least another month, but construction of a new senior housing complex is expected to begin shortly, according to the developer. more
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The Seaford Avenue School has officially been sold to developer The Engel Burman Group.
Seaford Avenue School sale completed
Nearly three years after voters approved a deal for the former Seaford Avenue School to be sold to a developer, ownership has been transferred to real estate firm The Engel Burman Group, of Garden City, which will build 112 senior housing units on the property. more
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Gerard Fitzgerald signed a banner, “Seaford Avenue School Memories,” when the school opened for the last time on May 2.
Seaford Avenue visits stirs up memories
I got a call from my cousin, Artie, on a Friday night. “Gerard, the Seaford Avenue School is opening its doors for the last time tomorrow. The school is being knocked down and a senior housing development, The Seasons, will replace it. I’ll meet you there at 11 o’clock.” more
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The soon-to-be-demolished Seaford Avenue School was open to the public one last time on May 2.
A walk down memory lane
Stories were shared and new memories were made as more than 250 people came out on Saturday to get one last look at the Seaford Avenue School, which is slated for demolition. more
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The public will get one last chance to walk the halls of the soon-to-be demolished Seaford Avenue School.
Seaford Avenue to open one last time
Want to say goodbye to the Seaford Avenue School? The district will be opening the closed elementary school to the public on Saturday, May 2. The building and adjoining property will be sold to the Engel Burman Group, and is expected to be demolished later this year to make way for a 112-unit senior housing complex. more
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Last week, construction began on a sales trailer outside the Seaford Avenue School for the future senior housing complex.
Seasons at Seaford to begin on-site sales
The sale of the Seaford Avenue School has not yet been finalized, but now it’s just a matter of time. more
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What’s ahead for 2015 in Wantagh and Seaford?
The new year is upon us, schools are back in session and local organizations are beginning to meet again. There is much in store in Wantagh and Seaford for the coming year. more
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The proposed site plan for the Seaford Avenue School property.
Seaford Avenue sale moving forward
Last Friday was the two-year anniversary of voters’ approval of the sale of the vacant Seaford Avenue School to a private developer. Eight days earlier, The Seasons at Seaford moved one step closer to becoming a reality with a ruling by the Nassau County Planning Commission. more
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