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Howard Kopel will only be on the Republican and Conservative lines on the Nov. 3 ballot after his petitions to be listed on the Tax Revolt Party line were denied.
Court rules Tax Revolt Party petitions invalid
Republican legislative candidate Howard Kopel’s attempt to gain another ballot line in the Nov. 3 election was thwarted on Sept. 30 when a referee in Nassau County Supreme Court invalidated his petition for the newly created Tax Revolt Party. more
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Meet the candidates
The public is invited to the League of Women Voters' candidates forum on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library, 1125 Broadway, Hewlett. Details... more
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District 30 looks ahead
District 30 officials want to create a vision for the future and parents will have a chance to give their input in an upcoming series of roundtable discussions. more
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Teachers wear denim to fight cancer
Teachers in District 24 are wearing denim in support of a colleague who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. more
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Shaw Avenue School third-graders Joy Okafor and Jason Field work on a writing assignment in their class. Students will have extra time to sharpen their language arts skills because the ELA exam will be moved back three months this year.
State tests moved back
School districts will have more time to prepare students for this year’s state tests, but the schedule change caught some officials by surprise. more
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Valley Stream District 24 Superintendent Dr. Edward Fale listens as Det. Fred Fusswinkel announces his Service Above Self award from the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Rotary Club.
Service group honors District 24 schools chief
District 24 Superintendent Dr. Edward Fale was recognized by the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Rotary Club last Sunday for his service to the youth of the community. more
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One District 30 school board member is upset about the large class sizes at Shaw Avenue School.
Bursting at the seams?
Class sizes are out of control in some District 30 classrooms, specifically at Shaw Avenue School, Board of Education trustee Maria Fletcher said at Monday night’s meeting. more
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Paul DePace, left, accepts a plaque from Central High School District Board of Education President Larry Trogel for his nine years of service to the board.
Wraith joins high school board
After nine years of serving on the Central High School District school board, Paul DePace stepped down from his post as trustee this year and was replaced by Ian Wraith to represent District 24 more
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Schools ready if swine flu hits home
Textbooks, pencils, calculators — and face masks? Administrators, teachers, staff and students are gearing for a new school new year with one more thing on their collective minds — how to keep healthy, especially with warnings about the H1N1 virus, or swine flu, as it’s more commonly known. more
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Albert D’Agostino
Lawrence schools’ attorney wins appeal
The New York State Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the attorney who represents the Lawrence School District, reversing the state comptroller's determination that he should be removed from its pension system. Following the Aug. 20 decision, the state must repay the lawyer’s missed pension payments within 30 days and reinstate him in the state retirement system. more
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