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A writer enlightens us on ‘antiracism’
Until recently, I had never thought deeply how radical my parents were when I was a child. I’m not sure they realized it at the time. more
Ahead of Election Day on Nov. 3, voters are lining up for Early Voting to ensure their ballots are casted.
North Shore voters line up to vote ahead of Election Day 
Over the weekend exercising civil duty was not the easiest task for many voters who waited on long lines in the cold fall air. On Sunday, the line for voting at Gayle Community Center stretched down Lincoln Street, wrapping around Locust Avenue.  more
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Roslyn Heights resident Evelyn Garza, left, Marsha Fuller and Sherry Basnight came to the Gayle Community Center for early voting after church on Sunday.
North Shore voters line up to vote ahead of Election Day 
Over the weekend, exercising civil duty was not the easiest task for many voters who waited on long lines in the cold fall air. On Sunday, the line for voting at Gayle Community Center stretched down Lincoln Street, wrapping around Locust Avenue.  more
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Oceanside High School sophomore Rebecca Goldfarb played the role of Nina Rosario in Second Stage Productions’ “In the Heights” at Merrick’s Backstage Theatre.
OHS actress plays “In the Heights” lead
The lights went out at Merrick’s Backstage Theatre, and playful screaming in anticipation of Second Stage Productions’ performance of “In The Heights” commenced. The musical, written by Lin-Manual Miranda, chronicles the lives of residents in Washington Heights, a largely Dominican-American neighborhood in New York City. It opened on Broadway in 2008, where it lasted for a few years, winning four Tony Awards. more
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Elmont senior Jermaine Carroll as Usnavi De La Vega “In the Heights.”
Elmont students astound on stage
The cast of Elmont Memorial High School’s senior high production of “In the Heights” wowed audience members with their incredible vocal and acting abilities on Feb.27-28. The production, … more
Joseph Richard “Dick” Bolger was a lifelong music teacher.
Dick Bolger, music teacher, at 96
Joseph Richard “Dick” Bolger, formerly of Merrick, who taught music to generations of students in Bellmore, Great Neck, Delaware and Pennsylvania, died peacefully on Jan. 30 at home in Palatine, Ill. He was 96. more
The National Council of Synagogue Youth’s summer program continued in Israel despite the fighting in the Gaza Strip. Woodsburgh resident Jakob Deutsch on a bike ride in the Golan region.
Visiting Israel during a time of conflict
When I signed up for the National Council of Synagogue Youth Kollel summer program in Israel last fall, little did I know that armed fighting would break out between the Jewish state and the terrorist group Hamas in the Gaza Strip. more
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Our neighbors now look down on us
Q. We’re not sure what to do about our neighbors who raised their house. They now have windows that look right down into ours, and their decks look over our privacy fence because they’re now so much higher. more
City Manager Jack Schnirman said that comparing the Long Beach boardwalk to this one, in Spring Lake, N.J., is like comparing “apples and peanut butter.”
City: Boardwalk costs are ‘unique’ to Long Beach
City officials this week responded to critics who have questioned the $44.2 million cost of rebuilding the Long Beach boardwalk and compared it with reconstruction projects in New Jersey that are … more
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Weigh more, pay more — it's only fair
Good for CVS! The mega drugstore chain, with retail outlets on every corner, is requiring employees to disclose their weight to the company’s insurance carrier or pay a $600-a-year penalty. more
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