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New Eagle Scout Randy Licata, of Seaford Troop 239, was joined by his parents, Joseph and Nancy, and brother, Bryan, at his Court of Honor ceremony.
Boy Scout rewarded for leadership
Scouting is about leading by example, and 18-year-old Randy Licata embodies that ideal. The new Eagle Scout spearheaded a project to beautify his former elementary school, and his reward is a distinction that will last a lifetime. more
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Matthew Furlong received his Eagle neckerchief from Scoutmaster Andrea Sternlieb.
A late hunger to become an Eagle Scout
Although Matthew Furlong first joined the Scouts when he was 5, it wasn’t until later in his scouting career that he decided to go for his Eagle rank. In the course of a year, he finished all of his requirements, and was honored for his accomplishment at a Court of Honor ceremony on Jan. 17. more
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Parents Thomas and Margaret Bennett gave their son, Sean, his Eagle pin at his Court of Honor ceremony on Jan. 10.
New Eagle had his eye on the prize
Sean Bennett had a vision, and that was to become an Eagle Scout. That’s why he helped people improve their vision, fostering the collection of eyeglasses throughout the community. more
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New york state assemblyman Ed Ra presents Liam Grady with a plaque honoring his achievement.
Assemblyman Ed Ra commends F.S Eagle Scout
Assemblyman Ed Ra (R-Franklin Square) joined in celebrating Franklin Square’s newest Eagle Scout, Liam O’Grady, at the Court of Honor ceremony held on Monday, Jan. 4. The ceremony honored … more
Charlie Mauro officially became an Eagle Scout on Jan. 3.
Dream comes true for new Eagle Scout
When Charlie Mauro was in fifth grade, his dream was to become an Eagle Scout. Within five years, that was accomplished, as he officially earned scouting’s highest honor at a Court of Honor ceremony on Jan. 3. more
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From Left, Assemblyman Brian Curran, Richard P. Finnegan, Billy Paraszczuk, 18, Nicholas Rossetti, 18, Frankie Rossetti, 16, Julian Tineo, 16 and Anitra Butler.
Four V.S. Boy Scouts earn Eagle rank
Four Valley Stream Boy Scouts were recognized at a ceremony on Jan. 2 at Grace United Methodist Church for earning the rank of Eagle Scout, the organization’s highest accreditation. Billy … more
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Cory Levy received his Eagle Scout pin from his father, Ken, at his Court of Honor Ceremony on Nov. 28 at the Seaford American Legion.
Top honor for Seaford Scout
The Boy Scout who constructed a gazebo dedicated to slain ATF agent John Capano is now an Eagle Scout. Cory Levy received scouting’s highest honor in a ceremony at the Seaford American Legion on Nov. 28, where he was joined by about 80 family members, friends, fellow Scouts, elected officials and community leaders. more
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Christopher Ho, second from left, and Matthew, were congratulated on becoming Eagle Scouts by their parents, Tom and Mary, and Assemblyman Dave McDonough.
Brothers earn their Eagle rank together
As brothers, Matthew and Christopher Ho shared a lot growing up. Now, they share one of the most prestigious honors any young man can earn — Eagle Scout. more
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The Central High School Eagles, 2015 Conference A3 champions.
Central H.S. repeats championship win
The Central High School varsity girls volleyball team won its second consecutive championship last month, ending a 13-3 season after continuing their two-year home-court undefeated streak. more
Troop 96 Boy Scout Brian Faraczek, of Wantagh, and his volunteers built a habitat for screech owls on Sept. 20 at the Tackapausha Preserve in Seaford.
New homes for museum's creatures
Many animals call the Tackapausha Museum and Preserve home, and local residents like Michael Boyle and Brian Faraczek ensure they have a good life there. more
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