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Members of the Levittown community came together on April 20 for an Earth Day cleanup as part of an annual event sponsored by the Levittown Community Council that covers a number of community parks and lots in the Levittown School District areas.
Volunteers join Levittown Community Council in annual Earth Day cleanup
Students from Levittown Schools and Levittown Community Council members came together on Saturday, April 20, to clean up some of the areas in Levittown that needed Spring sprucing. more
Seaford High School's Ryan Stephens mentored a national award-winning student. Now he is, according to New York State, a 'Master Teacher.'
Ryan Stephens, a math teacher at Seaford High School with a particular interest in computer science, has been named to the New York State Master Teacher program. more
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Wantagh seniors in the spotlight at Awards Night
Dozens of students from the Wantagh High School class of 2023 were recognized for their accomplishments over the last four years during the annual Senior Awards Night on May 30. With the school and … more
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The Peer Buddies Program at Mandalay Elementary School met for a little one-on-one time in the cafeteria for some fun and games.
Wantagh's Mandalay Peer Buddies Program fosters positivity and understanding among students
The Peer Buddies program at Mandalay Elementary School is a reverse mainstreaming social skills program for students in the 6:1:1 program. Thirteen Buddies from the third and fourth grade were selected among 70 applicants, which was a record-breaking year for the program. more
Liberty Utilities plants seeds for new garden
Liberty Utilities recently donated a new garden to Merrick, in the small town square next to the gazebo near the Long Island Rail Road station. On May 24, volunteers from Liberty worked to lay … more
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Protected from floods, and now open to visitors
Hurricane Sandy caused immeasurable grief and destruction nearly 11 years ago. That devastation, however, has spurred a few positives. more
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Seaford Chamber President Margret Grub, left, Past President Ken Jacobsen and Vice President Donna Jebaily enjoying the festivities at the Seaford Spring Fling event.
Seaford's Spring Fling: Music, food, and fun
The Seaford Chamber of Commerce hosted its much-anticipated Spring Fling event, which featured a day filled with festivities, flavors, and fun for the entire community. more
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Skyler Secondino pitches perfect game for Seaford
Skyler Secondino, a sophomore at Seaford High School on the varsity softball team, pitched a perfect game for the Vikings in the Nassau County semifinals. more
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Cleaning up Wantagh's Mill Pond, one invasive species at a time
Mill Pond, in south Wantagh, is now a little cleaner thanks to the efforts of state officials and volunteers to rid the small lake of water chestnuts — an invasive species that can be harmful to hikers and water birds. more
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Wantagh Elementary School fifth graders completed a painting of an art palette as this year’s mural by the graduating class.
Fifth graders leave with a splash of color
The legacy of Wantagh Elementary School’s Class of 2023 will be long-lasting. Just like the classes before them, the departing fifth graders left their mark with the completion of a hallway mural. more
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