The Seaford Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Holiday Fair on Nov. 17 at the Seaford Memorare Club. The festive event featured craft vendors offering a variety of holiday gifts, as well as …
A passion for the arts has led two Wantagh High School seniors — Riley Wood and Ashlee Fucarino — to receive accolades in this year’s Long Island Arts Alliance Scholar-Artist competition, a program recognizing the area’s talented young artists.
For those looking to bring a pet home for the holidays, the Town of Hempstead recently launched a pet adoption initiative at its animal shelter in Wantagh. During the event, called Home for the Holidays, all fees will be waived for those who adopt animals from the facility from Nov. 25 to Jan. 5.
For those looking to bring a pet home for the holidays, the Town of Hempstead recently launched a pet adoption initiative at its animal shelter in Wantagh. During the event, called Home for the Holidays, all fees will be waived for those who adopt animals from the facility from Nov. 25 to Jan. 5.
Max Trunz, of Long Beach, found his purpose in life: to help and teach others. He got introduced to it as a teen, studied it in school and has made it his career. Trunz, 36, recently took the …
The Wantagh Public Library is bringing holiday cheer to the community with an array of festive events this season. From a musical journey through holiday classics and craft workshops to a bus trip to see an iconic musical, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
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