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Heidi Felix, a Wantagh High School Key Club advisor, with co-president Francesco Pellicoro, recruiting new members for the 2023-24 school year at the school’s freshmen orientation.
Inspiring kids at Wantagh High to serve their community
For more than a decade, Heidi Felix has been guiding kids to give back to their communities. Felix, 56, has been volunteering with the Key Club at Wantagh High School for more than 13 years, and … more
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State and Nassau County elected officials spoke at a scam prevention seminar on Jan. 18 at the Levittown Public Library. County Legislator Mazi Melesa Pilip, far left, Assemblyman John Mikulin, Legislator Thomas McKevitt and Assemblyman David McDonough discussed the importance of identifying scams.
Officials offer tips on steering clear of scams
As scammers develop newer and more advanced methods of stealing from the vulnerable, elected officials are urging community members to learn how to identify scams. The Levittown Public Library … more
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Seaford High School had 11 students from the chorus and band selected for this year’s All-County music festival hosted by the Nassau Music Educators Association.
Seaford musicians shine at All-County festival
From vocalists in the chorus to instrumentalists in the band, more than two dozen student-musicians were proud to represent the Seaford School District at the annual All-County music festival. … more
The Seaford School District's $83.5 million budget for the upcoming year passed on Tuesday, with voting held at Harbor and Manor schools. Of the 1,522 voters, 1,022 said yes to the budget.
Seaford school budget passes, Whidden elected to board of education
The Seaford School District's $83.5 million budget for the upcoming year passed on Tuesday, with voting held at Harbor and Manor schools. Of the 1,522 voters, 1,022 said yes to the budget. more
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Mandalay Elementary School fourth graders celebrated the completion of their digital New York State region presentations on Nov. 14 with its first Travel Agency Day, which included a photo station.
Wantagh’s Mandalay students say ‘I Love New York’
Fourth graders at Mandalay Elementary School in the Wantagh School District have some new ideas for family vacations, and they won’t have to travel very far. Students recently finished their … more
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Sandy-damaged homes up for auction
Six homes in Wantagh and Seaford damaged by Hurricane Sandy three years ago will be up for auction next month. All of the homes are south of Merrick Road — four in Seaford and two in Wantagh. more
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Michael Califano embraced friends who gathered to protest his firing in front of the Diocese of Rockville Centre in December. The Nassau County PBA placed a billboard outside of St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Centre last Wednesday, to show support for Califano.
Nassau PBA stands up for former teacher
The Nassau County Police Benevolent Association recently placed a digital billboard outside of St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Centre last Wednesday, to show support for Michael Califano. … more
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Performers from Wisdom Lane Middle School brought the story of an unexpected lawyer to life on the stage in their production of 'Legally Blonde Jr.'
Wisdom Lane goes to Harvard in ‘Legally Blonde Jr.’
Talented performers from Wisdom Lane Middle School in the Levittown School District brought the story of an unexpected lawyer to life on the stage in their rendition of “Legally Blonde … more
Trudy Maffetune, left, and Frank DiGregorio receive ‘Hot Chocolate Run 2023’ tee shirts from Lynnette Stone and Stephanie Valentinetti of the non-profit Seaford Wellness Council.
Getting very festive at the Holiday Fair
The Seaford Chamber of Commerce hosted a festive Holiday Fair at the Seaford train station on Nov. 18, creating a bustling marketplace filled with seasonal cheer. The event drew locals and visitors … more
Mary Monahan said that she and her family were inspired to start a scholarship for Wantagh High School seniors in honor of her brother, Bill Towey.
Legacy to honor cancer victim
Bill Towey, a member of Wantagh High School’s class of 1994, was a modest man. After his death on June 6, his family wanted to honor him in a way that would emphasize his generosity, humility and integrity. They decided that a scholarship for high school students would be the perfect vehicle. more
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