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Developing skills for self-learning
The Kumon Method, founded in Japan by Toru Kumon, a high school math teacher who was helping his son, has been in existence for more than 50 years. Starting a network of after-school teaching centers . . . more
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The East Meadow Public Library, situated at 1886 Front St., hosts many programs for children and adults alike.
New year, same services at the library
Although community members recently changed their calendars, one thing will remain the same in East Meadow in the new year: the library staff will offer a plethora of programs to patrons of all … more
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Police are seeking the public's help in identifying this woman.
Police: help ID this suspect
Nassau County police are seeking information on a woman who allegedly stole over $700 worth of merchandise from a Duane Reade in Elmont over the summer. At 2:06 p.m. on July 7, the alleged … more
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The Bollywood Masala Orchestra and Dancers of India bring their spectacle, "Spirit of India," to the Madison Theatre in Rockville Centre on Sunday.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Exhibits and more... A Step in Time: Molloy College’s 60th Anniversary ExhibitionThe exhibit examines Molloy’s history through photographs, documents and related memorabilia. Through … more
Hailey Boas, Alexis Reiner, Levy-Lakeside Assistant Principal Allison Banhazl, Book Fairies founder Amy Zaslansky and Zachary Boas held up bookmarks that students crafted as part of the book collection.
Levy-Lakeside lends a hand to Book Fairies
The Book Fairy is out and about again, this time at Levy-Lakeside Elementary School in Merrick, to collect roughly 800 books raised by children eager to help those in need. Amy Zaslansky, of Bellmore, has been the Book Fairy for the past three years, collaborating with Levy-Lakeside and other Bellmore-Merrick Schools to gather the books. more
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Joy Chen, 7, made a new friend last week.
The 'ruff' side of reading
“He licked me!” one first grader squealed while wiping the slobber off her hand. The group of children laughed, while hoping to get a chance to read aloud to DJ, the newest member of the group. more
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Colin Quinn brings his one-man show, "Colin Quinn Live!," to the area on Sept. 25.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Exhibits and more... A Step in Time: Molloy College’s 60th Anniversary ExhibitionThe exhibit examines Molloy’s history through photographs, documents and related memorabilia. Through … more
The music had everybody on their feet at the End of Summer Show.
Young readers turn the final page on summer
Summer’s just about over and it’s time to pick up the books again – except for the members of the Baldwin Public Library’s Summer Reading Club, who celebrated the … more
At the summer reading event in Elmont were, from left, Lou Brogna, Kodi Cox, John Starks, Steve Lambert, Orobo Ogbovoh, Superintendent Al Harper, Joseph Moucatel, Senator Jack Martins, Jade Trask, Sister Evelyn Gyl and Alexandra Saccone.
Knicks Read to Achieve at Covert
With a focus on promoting reading and literacy, Optimum Community and Madison Square Garden brought the ninth annual Knicks Read to Achieve summer reading program to Covert Avenue Elementary School … more
Dylan Johnston and Ryan DeSimone tried to pull apart two plungers that were suctioned together during the Mad Science presentation at the Seaford Harbor School on Aug. 12.
Seaford's summer readers rewarded with science
More than 200 children gathered at the Seaford Harbor School to celebrate a summer of learning. They were all invited to the Seaford Public Library’s summer reading program finale, which featured a visit from Mad Science — an interactive program designed to both entertain and educate. more
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