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Grateful Greyhounds, a nonprofit organization, is dedicated to placing dogs like Sara, who is currently up for adoption, into suitable and loving homes.
Grateful Greyhounds headed to Tackapausha Museum
The Friends of Tackapausha group is calling all local dog lovers to the museum, in Seaford, next weekend for a special presentation. Grateful Greyhounds, a Long Island nonprofit organization, will … more
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Seaford Parents said they were proud to watch their children charge onto the field at the beginning of the 50th anniversary season.
Long Island Broncos going 50 years strong
For more than five decades, Seaford residents have packed the bleachers at Seamans Neck Park on Sundays to watch Long Island Broncos football players and cheerleaders play and perform. Bill Kind, 39, … more
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Wantagh Fire Department officials picked up Christine Newins, a 52-year-old Levittown resident and community volunteer in north Wantagh and Seaford, from the airport when she returned from rehabilitation for life-threatening injuries she sustained in a car accident in Carlsbad, Calif.
Wantagh-Seaford residents rally around injured Levittown volunteer
Christine Newins, a 52-year-old Levittown resident, cannot remember Jan. 17 — the day she was hit by a car while jogging on the Pacific Crest Trail in Carlsbad, Calif. Chris Newins, her husband, … more
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Dr. Tonie McDonald, center, the superintendent of the Levittown School District, won the Town of Hempstead Pathfinder Award. Councilman Anthony D’Esposito, left, Supervisor Anthony Santino and Town Clerk Nasrin Ahmad commended McDonald for her commitment to the community.
Levittown superintendent wins Pathfinder Award
To commemorate Women’s History Month, Hempstead Town leaders honored Dr. Tonie McDonald, the superintendent of the Levittown School District, and 10 other women for their contributions to the community at the annual Pathfinder Awards ceremony on March 7. more
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Teija Minerva, Webelos 11 den leader, Treasurer Mary Murphy and Cubmaster James Price congratulated the Arrow of Light honorees — Mikko Minerva, AJ Flores, Luke Donovan, Brendan Murphy, Charles Herman and James Price — at the banquet on March 5.
Cubs become Boy Scouts at annual banquet
Seaford Cub Scout Pack 239 recently celebrated the accomplishments of six youngsters at the organization’s most anticipated night of the tear: the annual Blue and Gold Banquet. more
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U.S. Rep. Peter King, pictured here at the Seaford Sept. 11 memorial service in 2015, answered questions from residents of his hometown during ta conference call.
Residents raise concerns to Rep. Peter King
For the first time in his congressional career, U.S. Rep. Peter King hosted a teleconference-style town hall for his constituents on March 8. King, a Republican from Seaford, serves the 2nd … more
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Members of the Seaford boys’ and girls’ varsity and junior-varsity bowling teams took on Board of Education trustees and administrators from their schools in a friendly competition on Feb. 27.
Seaford bowlers take on administrators at Wantagh Lanes
After a successful first season, the Seaford boys’ and girls’ varsity and junior-varsity bowling teams faced one more challenge: defeating Board of Education trustees and administrators … more
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Pecora introduced herself to the community at the March 2 Board of Education meeting.
Dr. Adele Pecora is Seaford's next superintendent
Adelaide Pecora said that she wasn’t surprised when her daughter, Adele, became a teacher. She was an avid reader. She loved to learn about anything and everything. And she came from a long … more
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Bishop Lawrence Provenzano, center, locally elected officials and leaders from the Church of St. Jude officially opened the Wantagh house of worship’s mission center at St. Michael and All Angels in Seaford on Feb. 26.
Wantagh Episcopal church founds outreach center in Seaford
Barbara Rice Thompson, a 56-year-old North Wantagh resident, was the editor of Penthouse magazine for more than 25 years before she was laid off in January. But months earlier, she had spoken with … more
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Cosmetology students, from left, Gabby Boneville, Lexi Brindisi and Alexa Devito enjoyed giving makeovers and talking to people at open house events.
A different education
Throughout February, the Association for Career and Technical Education sponsored a national awareness campaign to recognize programs that prepare high school students for “high-wage, high-demand careers” in health care, information technology, law enforcement, hospitality and management. In the Wantagh-Seaford area, a slew of these programs are offered year-round at the Gerald R. Claps Career and Technical Center in the Levittown School District. more
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