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MacArthur High School Cheerleaders were among the volunteers who helped sort and wrap gifts for Levittown’s Adopt-A-Family program.
Levittown grants holiday wishes
The Levittown School District has become quiet adept at spreading holiday cheer. Last week, more than 150 students, staff and community members gathered in the district’s board room to put the finishing touches on the Adopt-a-Family program. more
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Maureen Goldberg
Wantagh superintendent gets extension
Maureen Goldberg will remain the superintendent of the Wantagh School District for at least another year. The Board of Education has extended her contract to keep her at the district’s helm through the 2016-17 school year — her 40th in the district. more
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StEP 1: Getting started. Isabella Ferraro, left, and Halle Hrzich added icing to their milk cartons to begin their gingerbread houses.
Frosting fun at Forest Lake
Kindergartners at Forest Lake Elementary School got a taste of the holidays, literally, as they built gingerbread houses on Dec. 11. more
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Nikki and Kyle Sliwak, with their choice of uniform number for the Wantagh Warriors, honor their father, Robert, who played football and baseball for the Seaford Vikings, and died on Sept. 11.
Playing for Dad
Kyle and Nikki Sliwak have few memories of their father, Robert, who died in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when they were just 3. Yet he plays a major role in their lives, especially when they suit up for the Wantagh Warriors. more
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Kempf, left, had the deciding goal in Albany’s win over Hartford to secure the Great Danes its first league title.
Her winning kick
Kelly Kempf scored two goals in her collegiate soccer career, and they were arguably the two biggest goals in her team’s history. more
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John Theissen said despite having bags and bags full of toys, more donations are always needed to help sick and underprivileged children.
Wanted: toys
The John Theissen Children’s Foundation has already given out about 12,000 toys this holiday season, its executive director estimated, and that’s just the beginning. more
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Santa met with Michael,8, Gianna, 6, and Luca Muscanera, 5, of Wantagh.
Santa trades in his sleigh for a train
An estimated 700 people came out for the Wantagh Preservation Society’s annual holiday open house last Sunday afternoon. The line to see Santa stretched from the train car where he was stationed back to Wantagh Avenue. more
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Runners head up daffodil avenue at the start of the Snowball Run, hosted by the Wantagh Chamber of Commerce, last Saturday morning.
No snowballs, but lots of runners
Wantagh’s Snowball Run returned on a day when any snowball would have quickly melted. More than 200 runners charted the five-mile course which began and ended at Wantagh Middle School. more
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Junior Chamber of Commerce members, from left, Brianna Coltellino, Jonathan Tanner and Brandon Blumstein sorted donations for the coat drive in the Wantagh High School lobby.
Giving back: a way of life at Wantagh High
Wantagh High School students are in the giving spirit this holiday season, evidenced by numerous initiatives spearheaded by the school’s clubs. more
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Billy Dean’s hearing Friday
The Town of Hempstead will be seeking to have dismissed on Friday the case against it for denying a cabaret license for a proposed club on Sunrise Highway in Wantagh. more
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