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Seaford Superintendent Adele Pecora at the start of her second year overseeing the district. She said that technology would be a critical component in enhancing learning across all grades.
Schools head Pecora exudes 'Seaford Pride'
Seaford Schools Superintendent Dr. Adele Pecora may be from Massapequa, but she projects Seaford Pride. A thoroughgoing professional with nearly 30 years of experience, she has only the highest praise for the district and the community and communicates a determination to do well by both. more
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More than a dozen local volunteers helped perform repairs on West End resident Liz Treston’s Wyoming Avenue home on Nov. 29.
Rebuilding Together helps Long Beach resident
“We call ourselves the best kept secret on Long Island,” said Joe Botkin, founder and vice president of Rebuilding Together Long Island, the local chapter of a national organization dedicated to … more
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Long Beach Police Commissioner Michael Tangney
Long Beach top cop takes stand year after stop-sign incident
Michael Tangney, Long Beach’s police commissioner and acting city manager, who was accused of punching a Syosset man in the face during a traffic stop late last year in which the man was charged … more
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Journalist and talk show host, Geraldo Rivera, center, met with students from the De La Salle School on Dec. 6 at the Engineers Country Club in Roslyn Harbor during the school’s annual Christmas Luncheon.
Geraldo Rivera meets De La Salle students
The all boy Freeport-based Catholic school, De La Salle School, welcomed Geraldo Rivera, journalist and talk show host, for its annual Christmas Luncheon held on Dec. 6 at the Engineers Country Club in Roslyn Harbor. more
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Cristina Paier, 15, entered two of her drawings.
Wantagh H.S. artists exhibit their work
Splattered paint in vibrant colors covered the tables in Wantagh High School art teacher Jacqueline Gallo’s classroom as she spoke about her five Advanced Placement art students who were selected to display their works in the 2018 Nassau County High School Student Juried Exhibit. more
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Seaford athletes with their guidance counselors and coaches.
Seven signed to college teams
Seven standout high school athletes from Seaford and Wantagh high schools signed letters of intent late last month signaling their commitments to continue their playing careers next year at the college and university level. Lacrosse players dominated the field, which also included two soccer stars and one softball player. All seven said they were excited to have the opportunity to continue their academic and athletic careers in a range of settings as varied as the players themselves. more
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East Rockaway officials installed a limited turn sign at the intersection of Waverly Avenue and Marion Street after more than 100 parents signed a petition to amend the rules at the intersection, citing danger to students crossing the street to get to Marion Street School.
East Rockaway officials amend Marion St. traffic rules
After more than 100 people signed an online petition urging East Rockaway village officials to make Marion Street a one-way road during school days, village employees recently installed a restricted turn sign at the intersection of Waverly Avenue and Marion. more
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Members of the Westholme Civic Association were among the many groups and organizations that participated in the parade.
Lighting up the West End for the holidays
Thousands of residents and visitors alike gathered in the West End for the sixth annual Long Beach Electric Light Parade on Saturday. People lined West Beech Street as antique cars, fire trucks, … more
“In Plain Sight’s” simulation bedroom will test parents on what to look out for if their teenager is using drugs.
‘In Plain Sight’ puts North Shore parents to the test
Picture a teen’s bedroom. What do you see? A pile of dirty laundry on the floor, a stack of schoolbooks on the desk, knickknacks lining the walls and shelves. Nothing out of the ordinary — or so … more
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Olivia Buatsi, assistant superintendent for business at lectern, outlined the district’s current and future security upgrades at a school board meeting on Nov. 29.
North Shore School District outlines ongoing, future security upgrades
Administrators provided an update on the North Shore School District’s schoolwide safety and security plan at a Board of Education meeting on Nov. 29, briefing the public on completed, ongoing … more
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