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A tracking device provided by the Malverne Police Department through a state partnership with a nonprofit helps Lesley Rothschild keep tabs on her autistic son.
Tracking wandering children
Atlantic Beach resident Lesley Rothschild’s life has been made a bit easier thanks to a tracking device with which she can monitor her non-verbal autistic son’s movements. more
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Rolling Thunder track seeking volunteers
Rolling Thunder, a track program for special-needs children begun by recent Kennedy High School graduate Jamie Kanner, of Bellmore, is continuing throughout the summer and is seeking high school volunteers to help out. more
A flag whose time had come and gone
On June 2, 1865, Confederate Gen. Edmund Kirby Smith, commander of the Confederate forces west of the Mississippi, signed surrender terms offered by the Union army. more
The Mepham boys’ and girls’ track teams welcomed scores of runners to the school for the ninth annual Paul Limmer Pirate Invitational on April 18.
Pirate pride on display at Limmer Invite
The sun shone brightly on Saturday for a track and field meet that the Mepham High School community looks forward to every year. The Mepham boys’ and girls’ track teams welcomed scores of … more
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Kennedy senior Skyler Rakowski and competitors pushed off the starting line on April 11 at his school’s Cougar Invitational.
Cougars on the run at Kennedy invitational
Hundreds of athletes from Nassau and Suffolk counties converged last Saturday on Kennedy High School for this year’s Cougar Invitational. more
Roshane Wright said his love of track was born at a young age.
Valley Stream native excels on the track
bmurray@liherald.com A Valley Stream native and Elmont High School graduate has added plenty of hardware to his trophy case during a standout indoor track season at Jamaica’s York College. … more
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Jamie Kanner, right, founded the Nassau County chapter of the Rolling Thunder Special Needs Program a year ago, and now enjoys running with participants.
Rolling Thunder running strong at Kennedy High
Mikey Brannigan, a senior at Northport High School, was diagnosed with autism when he was 18 months old. According to a recent article about him in Sports Illustrated, his parents were advised when … more
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After facing strong opposition from residents and elected officials, as well as a lawsuit, Nassau OTB said on Saturday it is withdrawing its plan to establish a gaming facility inside the Source Mall in Westbury, in a space that formerly held a Fortunoff.
Nassau OTB withdraws gaming proposal
Amid mounting pressure from local residents and elected officials, and a lawsuit filed against them, Nassau Regional Off Track Betting said it has withdrawn its plan to establish a gaming facility inside a former Fortunoff in the Source Mall in Westbury. more
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Nassau OTB's process was flawed
The decision earlier this month by Nassau Regional Off Track Betting to establish a gaming facility in Westbury has been met with strong opposition . . . more
Carolyne Tompkins and Cynthia Latorre, who live in the Westbury/Carle Place School District, have attended every meeting and voiced their opposition to the proposed gaming facility at the Source Mall property.
Lawsuit filed against Nassau OTB
An Article 78 lawsuit filed in Nassau County Supreme Court on Friday by local governments, residents and civic groups requested the court to temporarily block Nassau Off Track Betting from conducting contract negotiations to lease a space inside the Source Mall in Westbury, where the agency plans to establish a video lottery terminal. more
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