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Wantagh superintendent John McNamara, center, and Seaford superintendent Adele Pecora, fourth from right, were among those who gathered for disaster training in 2018.
Finally, a school year free of the pandemic
This school year could be the first since 2019-20 in which the coronavirus pandemic is no longer a dominating factor for students, teachers and parents, according to local school officials. more
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Students in Levittown’s summer enrichment programs explored the local biology of Long Island’s North Shore.
In Levittown, a busy summer
Children from Wantagh and Seaford who attend Levittown schools were treated to an “enriching” summer of 2022. more
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Rachel Quattrocchi, Wantagh Middle School’s new assistant principal, with Principal Anthony Ciuffo.
'This middle school is a family'
A new era has begun for Wantagh Middle School, as literacy expert Rachel Quattrocchi is beginning her first year as assistant principal. more
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Peter Coughlin joined his wife, Dorothea, along with their service dog, Harrison, to help raise money through Veolia Environmental Services to pair other veterans with service dogs.
Mulcahy's Pub hosts fundraiser for veterans
An inaugural fundraiser to help pair service dogs with veterans recently was held for an evening of fun and food at Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall in Wantagh. more
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Jesse Kinch made his triumphant return to the stage after overcoming brain cancer, opening for Josh Groban at Jones Beach in July.
Jesse Kinch beats cancer, resumes music
Seaford native Jesse Kinch is quite familiar with beating the odds — he did it by becoming a successful rock musician and he has conquered an even greater challenge by overcoming a brain tumor. more
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The huge fire that took place at Cedar Creek Park was deliberate – caused by two arsonists, police say.
Cedar Creek Fire was arson, committed by two teenagers
The huge fire at Cedar Creek Park, which engulfed twelve Nassau Inter-County Express busses on August 13, was no accident, officials say. more
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Rabbi Shimon Kramer and Rabbanit Chanie Kramer and two of their sons.
Free holiday services at Merrick Chabad Center
Just 6 weeks before Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year and one of the holiest days on the Jewish calendar, there are still many Jews who have no plans to attend services. more
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The Wantagh Hawks won the age-7 championship of the Long Island Hot Stove Federated Summer League, with a record of 9-2-1.
Hawks are division champions
The next generation of great baseball players could be coming out of Wantagh and Seaford. more
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A number of species have been captured this summer, including many that are protected and non-protected. D'Arrigo tags sharks, allowing the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration to keep track of certain species and population trends.
Sharks galore on Long Island's South Shore
The number of sharks seen at Long Island’s South Shore beaches this summer has been a concern for many beachgoers and swimmers, who spend their days and weekends at the beach.  more
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Mark Simonson Jr., the Historical Society's youngest member, with President Judy Bongiovi and Vice President Frank Allaire in front of the Seaford skiff.
Fighting for Seaford's history
Although it is plagued by structural issues, lack of funding and a lack of support in the community, the Seaford Historical Museum has found a glimmer of hope in one of Seaford’s younger residents. more
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