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Students in Katherine Black’s third-grade class at Seaford Harbor Elementary are learning how to code by building Lego sets. Dylan Patterson, left, with Cillian Perry, Katherine Black, Ariana Speizer and Emma Lago.
Seaford Harbor students learn computer science with innovative Lego set
Early this year, Katherine Black, a third-grade teacher at Seaford Harbor Elementary, received a $500 grant from the Jovia Financial Credit Union to purchase a Lego kit to teach her students about coding. more
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Ryan D'orio, left, rocking on stage with Erik Nicholaysen and Emily Salce at the second annual Community Craft Fundraiser in Seaford on May 11.
Seaford fundraiser draws crowd with crafts and music
On May 11, the Seaford High School Class of 2026 hosted the second annual Community Craft, Garage Sale, and Flea Market Fundraiser at the Seaford Train Station. more
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The Seaford school district hosted a budget hearing at the high school library on May 9, which focused on facility upgrades and capital projects included in the proposal, which totals roughly $83.5 million.
Seaford School District focuses on budget plan
Seaford school district superintendents zeroed in on capital projects at a discussion of next week’s budget vote at a hearing on May 9. more
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Seaford High School teacher Melinda McKee, from left, with yearbook students Kishanna Barrett, Delanie Batista, Angelina Brody, Emily Brown and teacher Curtis Tripoli. This year, the high school expanded the yearbook club into a class.
Seaford High School creates lasting memories with new yearbook class
This school year marks the first time Seaford’s yearbook club has expanded into a full class for students. The goal for the course, according to its teachers, Curtis Tripoli and Melinda McKee, is to create a yearbook for the entire school, not just the seniors. more
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Seaford Chamber President Margret Grub, left, Past President Ken Jacobsen and Vice President Donna Jebaily enjoying the festivities at the Seaford Spring Fling event.
Seaford's Spring Fling: Music, food, and fun
The Seaford Chamber of Commerce hosted its much-anticipated Spring Fling event, which featured a day filled with festivities, flavors, and fun for the entire community. more
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At its meeting at the American Legion hall on April 18, the Wantagh-Seaford Homeowners Association addressed quality-of-life concerns in the community.
Wantagh-Seaford Homeowners Association meeting addresses community issues
Community members packed the Wantagh American Legion hall for a quality-of-life meeting, which was hosted by the Wantagh-Seaford Homeowners Association to address those concerns and to discuss the Neighborhood Watch program. more
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Seaford High School hosted its first veterans breakfast on April 12, welcoming members of Seaford American Legion Post 1132 and other veterans who were related to students.
Seaford High School hosts breakfast for veterans
Seaford students from the high school and middle school brought relatives who served their country to the April 12 breakfast event. more
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Author and Long Island resident Angela Reich stopped by the Seaford Historical Museum to discuss her book, 'Shipwreck of Hopes,' detailing the history of the Fire Island Lighthouse and the shipwreck of The Elizabeth.
Seaford museum presents history of Fire Island Lighthouse
The Seaford Historical Society invited author Angela Reich on April 11 to make a presentation on the history of Fire Island and the infamous shipwreck of The Elizabeth off New York Harbor. more
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Seaford High School seniors, from left, Angelina Fernandez, Alexa Villeck, Shayla Fox, Jacqueline Grimaldi, Scott Heaslip and Arianna Garcia are among 24 students earning the Seal of Biliteracy this year.
This year, 24 students at Seaford High School will graduate with the Seal of Biliteracy
24 students from Seaford High School will graduate with the Seal of Biliteracy this year. more
Long Island pizzerias are hosting a fundraiser on April 17 for the family of NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, a Franklin Square native who was shot and killed during a traffic stop in Far Rockaway on March 25.
Long Island Pizzerias gear up for fundraiser for family of Officer Jonathan Diller
Pizzerias across Long Island are participating in an April 17 fundraiser to benefit the family of NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, a Massapequa Park resident and Franklin Square native who was killed in the line of duty. more
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