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Mike DiSilvio is the Seaford Herald-Citizen's 2014 Person of the Year.
Mike DiSilvio: Selflessly gives back to Seaford
Seaford has been Mike DiSilvio’s home for about a half-century, and he has spent much of that time trying to make his community a better place. more
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Kindergartner Shannon Watt met with Santa at St. William the Abbot School on Dec. 12.
Santa pays visit to St. William School
Santa will be visiting homes all across the world this week, but before he made his big annual journey, he stopped by Seaford to take some requests. more
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Kiwanis Club Secretary Ann Torcivia and President Steve Katz sifted through the letters that were received for Seaford Santa.
Seaford Santa again a success
Thanks to the Seaford Kiwanis Club, dozens of children were able to have a happy holiday. Members of the club and the community answered letters from needy children on Long Island and in Queens with Hanukkah and Christmas gifts. more
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Firefighters from Wantagh and Seaford responded to a fire at a house under construction on Verona Place last week.
Quick end to Seaford fire
Firefighters responded to a house fire at 3606 Verona Place in Seaford on Dec. 18 at about 9:30 p.m. The home was under construction, and was unoccupied at the time. more
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MacArthur High School cheerleaders, from left, Jacqueline Langellotti, Elias Martinez, Stephanie Schwartz and Danielle Zangrillo wrapped a winter coat for a local needy child on Dec. 16 at the Levittown Memorial Education Center.
Adopt-a-family yields great results
“This community has such a big heart,” Levittown Superintendent of Schools Dr. Tonie McDonald said as she looked around the board room at the district’s central offices on Dec. 16 and saw tables piled with gifts for needy families in the community. more
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Second-grade students, from left, Emma Cavalluzzo, Jack Geoghan, Kaitlyn Sowa, Patrick Kiernan and Sydney Keane sold items they made to raise money for charity.
The mall comes to Manor School
Who says you have to go to the mall to do your holiday shopping? Seaford Manor students were content to take care of their Christmas and Hanukkah needs in the comfort of their own school last week, as part of the gymnasium was transformed into the Snowflake Village. more
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The Hempstead town board is considering legislation that would require all cats and dogs coming into the animal shelter in Wantagh be spayed or neutered.
Bill aims to reduce animal population
Bob Barker always reminded viewers of “The Price is Right” to help control the animal population by having their pets spayed or neutered. The Town of Hempstead is expected to soon adopt that policy. more
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The proposed site plan for the Seaford Avenue School property.
Seaford Avenue sale moving forward
Last Friday was the two-year anniversary of voters’ approval of the sale of the vacant Seaford Avenue School to a private developer. Eight days earlier, The Seasons at Seaford moved one step closer to becoming a reality with a ruling by the Nassau County Planning Commission. more
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Cash to flow to schools for technology
Local school districts will qualify for about $7.6 million in funding for technology and building upgrades, following voter approval of the Smart Schools Bond Act last month. more
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Ryan Clifford, a member of the track team at MacArthur High School, was the top finisher from Seaford and placed third overall in the Wellness Council’s annual Hot Chocolate Run last Saturday morning.
Seaford 5K draws hundreds
The pavement was a little wet, but that didn’t stop nearly 900 people from taking part in the Seaford Wellness Council’s annual Hot Chocolate Run last Saturday morning. more
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