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The cane mutiny, or at sea with Mom and Dad

Here we are, the original band of four, minus the spinoffs, minus the offshoots, the four of us who lived together from 1947 to 1972. The Bromberg family . . . more

6/25/15

Chris Lawrence, right, greeted his customers with a smile. After 25 years, he knows most of them — and their orders — well.

25 years of breakfast

CJ’s Coffee Shop, which has long been a staple for many villagers in the morning, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. more

By Alex Costello | 6/24/15

Nicole Kassimatis, left, and Jocelyn Kim designed the front and back of the T-shirts given out to all staff and students.

Middle school celebrates 50 years

When Seaford Middle School opened its doors 50 years ago, times were a lot different. It was called the junior high school, and housed students in grades 7-9. There were no Common Core standards, no computers, and history textbooks had nothing about a man walking on the moon. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 5/20/15

A tribute to a great school

One of the earliest memories my older siblings and I have is getting piled into the family Chevy on a Sunday afternoon by our father. These trips had a dual purpose. more

By Brian L. Conboy | 4/15/15

Seaford Middle School Principal Dan Smith, left, and Assistant Principal Tom Burke were joined by Student Council officers, from left, Eric Schneider, Liam McDonald, Hailey Galison and Tiffany Vetere.

Seaford Middle School turns 50

Like most communities on Long Island, Seaford was growing at an unprecedented rate in the 1950s and ’60s, and that meant a need for more schools. In January 1965, Seaford Junior High, the last school to go up in town, opened its doors. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 4/15/15

Former Black Team captains, from left, Jeanine Tinoco (1995), Colleen Nicholas and Kim Pizzileo (both 1991) were on hand for the alumni reception.

60 years of Sports Night

Back in the early days of Wantagh High School, there were no sports for girls, but there was Sports Night. The annual competition has withstood the test of time, even with the advent of Title IX and a wealth of opportunities for female athletes. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 3/25/15

The North Merrick Public Library opened in 1966 at its current location, 1260 Meadowbrook Road.

North Merrick Library marks 50 years

The library began an examination of its first five decades by filming interviews with residents and staff members for an oral history project ... more

By Brian Racow | 2/25/15

Malvernite Ben Mevorach is director of news and programming for 1010 WINS.

At 1010 WINS, it’s all Ben, all the time

Ben Mevorach, 54, has been residing in Malverne for the past 25 years, yet still manages to keep a low profile despite his position as director of news and programming for 1010 WINS, the most listened to all news radio station in the United States. more

By Rossana Weitekamp | 2/18/15

Having recently celebrated its 80th anniversary, Bellmore Boy Scout Troop 192 boasts 26 active members

Troop 192 celebrates 80 years

Brian Spickerman, 17, is involved with Bellmore Boy Scout Troop 192 because he likes taking on responsibilities as a senior patrol leader. Matt Montera, 15, said he enjoys learning new skills at … more

By Julie Mansmann | 2/6/15

Hurricane Sandy ripped across the South Shore on Oct. 29, 2012.

Sandy: a storm that changed Long Island

We had never seen a tempest the likes of Hurricane Sandy before, one so mammoth, so fierce, that it wiped out whole shoreline communities while leaving much of the rest of the Northeast in tatters, … more

10/30/14

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