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Marcia Abramson
The lowdown on air travel
The prime winter travel season is almost upon us and we’re all beginning to think of a holiday getaway. more
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The Greis Park Hudson Exercise Trail in Lynbrook is a local, hidden gem. Writer Mary Malloy recently took a walk with her grandsons Thomas, 8, and Shane, 4.
For walking, jogging, biking: Happy trails to you
Lions and tigers and bears — oh my! The forest was dense, and twigs scraped against our jeans as we hunted for the Wicked Witch of the West, using sticks as weapons. We wandered off from the … more
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Herald reporter David Weingrad ran with the Grand Avenue Middle School cross-country team recently to explore the question of how to keep young people interested in athletics throughout their lives.
Running for a lifetime: Herald staffer looks at how to stay fit beyond middle school
I ran track as an eighth-grader at Grand Avenue Middle School in Bellmore in 2001. I wasn’t a star, but I stuck it out through the spring season and learned how to stay fit for life. I was 14 years old. more
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Students from around the globe are seeking Long Island families to host them while they come here to study.
Exchange students seek host families on L.I.
As part of the Council of Education Travel, students from European and Asian countries will be coming to Long Island to stay with host families and spend the 2012-2013 school year as foreign exchange … more
Williams Street, indicated by the arrow, is currently a one-way street but may soon become two-way in the interest of alleviating traffic on Washington Avenue, which runs parallel to it.
Roadway project causes furor
Though the Village of Lawrence Board of Trustees voted in July to approve a plan to widen Williams Street by three feet and introduce two-way traffic to what is now a one-way street, community anger over the project has persuaded trustees to review the plan at the next board meeting. more
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Jared Pittelli, a business teacher at Hewlett High School, will be awarded the Julian A. Milkes Award and has been named a Gold Star teacher for the 2010-11 school year
Hewlett’s excellent business teacher
In recognition of his skills as a teacher in the Business Department of Hewlett High School, Jared Pittelli has been named the winner of the Julian A. Milkes Award by the New York State Business Teachers Association, as well as a Gold Star teacher for the 2010-11 school year. more
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Village of Lawrence trustees voted to widen Williams Street in Lawrence to permit two-way traffic.
Allowing for traffic in both directions
Although Village of Lawrence trustees voted to widen Williams Street and make it a two-way street at the July 6 meeting, Mayor Martin Oliner remains concerned about pedestrian safety in the area and voted against the plan. more
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Randi Kreiss
Eyes wide open as we circled the globe
Our guide in Penang, Malaysia, hopped onto our bus, introduced himself and said, “I am Sikh but as you see I do not wear a turban, I love beer and I enjoy spare ribs … I am a great disappointment to my mother.” Of course he got his laugh, but he also made his point. We could expect to be surprised. more
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Travel safely: Consider insurance options
While I hope the demise of Osama bin Laden will mean a safer world, concern about retaliation and more erratic weather patterns are sources of worry for travelers. more
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Pennsylvania Dutch Country: National Pretzel Day everyday
More than 8 million people visit Pennsylvania Dutch Country every year to experience the quaint downtown areas, the antique wonderlands and possibly to recount their travels to such villages named Intercourse, Blue Bell and Bird in Hand. more
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