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Shabbaton at DRS included a several competitive activities such as a Madden football video game tournament.
Building school spirit through Shabbaton at DRS
Sports, food, music, and fun combined for an enjoyable time at Davis Renov Stahler (DRS) Yeshiva High School’s 17th annual Shabbaton, held at Hotel Somerset-Bridgewater Nov. 7-10. more
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Can we stay home during renovations?
Q. We need to do some repairs and renovations, including badly needed bedrooms for our three kids. Is it really possible to stay in the house? more
Thank you, Legislator Ford
Last week, Governor Cuomo unveiled his 2013-14 budget. He proposed to increase school aid statewide by 3 percent while keeping overall state spending growth under 2 percent. more
The Long Island Rail Road is expanding its presence at Penn Station.
Port Authority to break ground at Penn Station
It’s a proposal nearly every regular Long Island Rail Road rider has heard about at one time or another — expand Pennsylvania Station and return some of the beauty of the old neoclassical station before it was torn down in 1963. The plan to add a new terminal has stopped and started multiple times, but the Port Authority announced on May 9 that it would finally break ground on the project at the historic Farley Post Office Building. more
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The Lawrence-based Jewish Education Program of Long Island will honor 11 of the program’s pioneers and 20 volunteers at its annual dinner on Jan. 7 at the Lawrence Yacht and Country Club.
Instilling Judaic education and pride
To pay tribute to the 25th anniversary of the Jewish Individualized Learning program, the Jewish Education Program in Lawrence will honor 11 of the program’s pioneers and 20 volunteers at their dinner on Saturday. more
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Band members from the 7 Splinters and Wasting Sailors after their show at the Backstage Club in Woodmere with Village of Cedarhurst trustee Ari Brown, is fourth from left.
It’s only rock-n-roll, but we like it
Lawrence and Cedarhurst-based bands 7 Splinters and Wasting Sailors officially formed less than a month ago and came together to play their first show as individual bands and together at the Backstage Club in Woodmere on June 28. more
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County delays Aquatic Center revamp
In response to opposition from local swimmers, renovation of the Nassau County Aquatic Center at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow has been pushed back until the spring of 2012. more
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Michal Shulman, known as “Spaghetti the Clown” is one of the four volunteers to be honored at the Lev Leytzan Volunteer Appreciation night.
Lawrence residents to receive credit for clowning
clowning to make people of all ages feel better will receive the “Red Nose Award for Outstanding Community Service” at the annual Volunteer Appreciation Night on June 18 held by Lev Leytzan, the Compassionate Clown Alley, Inc. more
Six Long Island high school seniors, including five from the Five Towns, will present their research at this year’s American Psychological Association convention. Lawrence High School senior Alex Gold, left, and Jacklyn Sullivan display their project “The Impact of Parent-Child Resemblance on Kin Investment.”
Five Towns students to present at APA conclave
Only a handful of high school students have ever been selected as lead authors on presentations in the 127 years of the American Psychological Association convention. more
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Facilities overhaul underway in Lawrence schools
While summer is the time for students to escape school, the season is the time for districts to create a more attractive environment and through its $17.5 million capital improvement project the Lawrence School District is doing just that. more
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