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Long Island Jewish receives ‘C’ safety rating
Long Island Jewish Valley Stream recently earned a ‘C’ rating from The Leapfrog Group. The non-profit organization publishes The Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade each year, which scores hospitals … more
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An example of the street signs that now populate Shore Road and The Boulevard.
Bringing safety to Shore Road thoroughfare in Sea Cliff, Glen Cove
Concerned by the vehicle and pedestrian congestion that often crowds the thoroughfare comprising Shore Road and The Boulevard, which runs between Sea Cliff and Glen Cove, Shore Road Neighbors, a … more
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Two images taken by the Bond Committee during their walk-throughs of school district buildings, top, show a makeshift vent system at Connoly Elementary and a rotting steel beam at Deasy School. The bottom image is an rendering of proposed changes to the Finley Middle School library.
Bond committee proposes ‘essential’ school safety fixes for Glen Cove schools
Aamaiyah Vaughan, president of the senior class at Glen Cove High School, hopes to one day be president of the United States. Her path to the White House would be easier, she says, if her school … more
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An incident at the Vernon School three years ago moved district administrators to focus on security.
Improvements in school security at Oyster Bay-East Norwich schools
Dr. Laura Seinfeld, the superintendent of the Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District, has been focused on improving school safety since 2015. As a result, the district has had security and safety … more
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The main entrance to North Shore High School on Glen Cove Avenue is now the only point of entry for student pickup and drop-off.
Parents voice concerns about traffic outside North Shore High School
After many impassioned discussions about school security following a spate of shootings across the country, the North Shore School District began the 2018-19 school year with a new measure to keep … more
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Taylor Yon, 16, top, survived the mass shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., on Feb. 14. She and fellow survivor Zoe Gordon, 15, bottom, came to Stony Brook University recently for the Robert W. Greene Summer Institute for High School Journalists. Both are on the staff of their student newspaper, The Eagle Eye.
Inside the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High shooting
Part seven in an ongoing series.Sixteen-year-old Taylor Yon found comfort in Pine Trails Park, virtually in the center of Parkland, Fla. There, she and her friends wandered its sidewalks, past its … more
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The current restriction on Littleworth Lane keeps the stretch of road between Sea Cliff Elementary School and its adjacent playground closed from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday.
In Sea Cliff, no long-term solution for Littleworth — yet
A joint task force formed earlier this year to address potentially dangerous conditions for pedestrians on Littleworth Lane is recommending that the Village of Sea Cliff increase signage, extend … more
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Brian T. Dessart
Brian T. Dessart: Keeping your cool in the summer heat
While the Long Island summer months tend to breed an eagerness to exercise outdoors, the hot and humid weather should also create an alertness to help avoid a heat-related emergency. Even though our bodies contain a natural cooling mechanism — perspiration — they can still overheat and lead to a potentially deadly condition: heat stroke. more
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Staying safe when the summer heats up
Summer is finally here. It should be a time of joy, spent barbecuing in the backyard and hanging out at the beach. Too often, however, summer turns tragic when it needn’t. The American Red Cross offers the following guidelines . . . more
Dr. Paul Lynch, left, the Lynbrook School District’s assistant superintendent for finance, operations and information systems, Superintendent Dr. Melissa Burak and Board of Education President William Belmont each said they were relieved that the State Education Department approved an $843,860 Smart Schools Investment Plan after a lengthy review process.
State Education Department approves funding for safety initiatives at Lynbrook campuses
After a more than yearlong review, the Lynbrook School District’s plans to use hundreds of thousands of dollars for safety initiatives and security upgrades were recently approved by the State Education Department. more
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