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Meredith McNamara is one of the parents seeking nut-free schools in Seaford.
Seaford parents want nut-free schools
As the number of children with food allergies rises, a group of parents in Seaford is seeking to make local public schools nut-free. more
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Kyle Rhodehouse, left, took the Eagle pledge from Harrison Balduf, an Eagle Scout that was one of Rhodehouse’s mentors.
Boy Scout reaches a new height
Boy Scouts are known for their love of the outdoors. Wantagh’s Kyle Rhodehouse is no exception. more
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Mark Schwartz, of the Town of Hempstead Building Department, reviewed plans for the proposed QuickChek gas station on Merrick Road in Seaford at a public meeting on Nov. 25.
Seaford residents sour on gas station
Seaford residents had many questions but few positive sentiments about a huge gas station being proposed for Merrick Road, near the Massapequa border, at a community meeting on Nov. 25. more
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Leonard Stern admired the Purple Heart he was awarded at the Wantagh American Legion Hall on Monday by U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.
‘It feels like a dream’
For 70 years, Leonard Stern rarely talked about his war experiences. On Monday, his service in the U.S. Army was the focus, as he was awarded a Purple Heart by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand. more
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This year's Hot Chocolate Run will be held on Dec. 6 in Seaford.
Hot Chocolate Run right around the corner
About a thousand runners will hit the streets of Seaford on Dec. 6 as the Wellness Council will hold its 11th annual Hot Chocolate Run, beginning and ending at the high school. more
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Inspector Joseph Barbieri, commander of the 7th Precinct, reviewed crime statistics and police initiatives at forum on Nov. 18 at the Seaford Library.
Police: Crime down but concerns remain
Crime rates are falling in Wantagh and Seaford, the leader of the Nassau County Police Department’s 7th Precinct told a group of residents last week. more
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Environmental activist Adrienne Esposito and Assemblyman Joseph Saladino were among those calling for the clean-up of the Navy Grumman plume last week.
Action urged for plume cleanup
Clean drinking water is an expectation of all Long Islanders and Americans, but in portions of Nassau County, it takes some extra effort to deliver that to people’s faucets. more
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Veterans Leonard Goldstein, left, and Frank Colon talked about the 15-stripe, 15-star flag that was the inspiration for the “Star-Spangled Banner.” Students Kayla Collins and Colin Muller were chosen to hold it up at an assembly at Jonas Salk Middle School on Nov. 14.
Salk students learn to respect the flag
There are certain items that can be found in every classroom in the United States — desks, books, bulletin boards and the American flag. The latter was the subject of a program for students at Jonas Salk Middle School on Nov. 14. more
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Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray, joined by other town officials and some seasonal characters, announced the start of the Home for the Holidays pet adoption program at the home of Ed and Laura Ra.
Town seeks loving homes for pets
Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray cited famed singer Perry Como when announcing the start of a free pet adoption program at the town’s animal shelter: “There’s no place like home for the holidays.” more
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The dedication plaques from the opening of the Seaford Avenue School in 1939 were among the items recently given to the Seaford Historical Society.
Seaford Avenue history saved
The Seaford Avenue School may be slated for demolition in the near future, but its memory will live on. The school district recently donated several artifacts from the building to the Seaford Historical Society, to be housed in its museum on Waverly Avenue. more
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