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Customers who receive water through Liberty Utilities are opposing a rate hike that could see bills in Nassau County increase by a cumulative 34.2 percent. Hearings began last week with the state’s Public Service Commission, which has the power to either approve or reject the proposal.
Water rate Hike on the table at state's hearings
Two virtual hearings took place on Sept. 15 with the state’s Public Service Commission, regarding Liberty Utilities’ proposal to increase water rates in the Long Island communities it … more
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Rabbi Shimon Kramer, director of the Chabad, shared his thoughts on how the community could bring more light into the world this holiday season.
Finding light in darkness: Hanukkah celebrations begin
Members of the Jewish community joined Chabad of Merrick-Bellmore-Wantagh at its annual menorah lighting on Dec. 7, signifying the beginning of the joyous holiday. The evening underscored the idea of … more
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From left, Ben Sohm, Kate Sohm and Phil Nicola standing by the tent where pumpkins and mums are sold and on display.
Harvest Fair brings delightful fall fun
A rainy day did not stop attendees from enjoying the fall festivities at the Seaford Harvest Fair on Sept. 24. The annual fair took place at the Seaford Historical Museum, which was a two-room … more
Third graders learned how to draw different animals in 1, 2, 3… Draw With Me.
Wantagh students explore passions in enrichment sessions
It’s not often that elementary students get to pick their classes, but a new enrichment program at Wantagh Elementary School is focused on choice. The revived initiative for third, fourth and … more
The Seaford School district came together for a ribbon on Sept. 21 for the new multi-purpose turf field at Seaford High School.
Seaford athletic field a community effort
Athletic field upgrades at Seaford High School were officially unveiled on Sept. 21 during an afternoon ribbon-cutting ceremony. It was a chance to thank the community for their investment to … more
Seaford Middle School seventh grade Lily Boyon talks to science teachers and judges Roseann Zeblisky and Kevin Mullany about her science fair project on Nov. 29.
A method to their scientific madness in Seaford
Whether they were creating a soda volcano or finding out the best way to clean up oil, students at Seaford Middle School enjoyed learning about their world for the annual science fair. They presented … more
Members of the Wantagh Lions stopped by Mommas House, in Levittown, on Feb. 25 to present a check for $1,300. From left were Lions First Vice President Larry Lamendola; his wife, Eileen; club President Jose Obregon; Mommas House Associate Director Patricia Shea; Lions Treasurer Maragret Obregon; 1-year-old Hezekiah Rogers; and Momma’s House Executive Director Deirdre Trumpy.
Wantagh Lions donate $1,300 to Mommas House in Levittown
To help provide young, struggling mothers with basic needs, members of Wantagh Lions paid a visit to Mommas House, in Levittown, on Feb. 21 to deliver a check for $1,300. According to the club, the money was for a new washer-dryer for the facility. more
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Young actors at Temple B’Nai Torah in Wantagh put on a captivating performance of ‘Willy Wonka Jr.,’ a children’s stage show based on the classic novel by Roald Dahl.
Acting on a stage of pure imagination
Children at Temple B’nai Torah in Wantagh geared up for their December production of “Willy Wonka Jr.” The reform congregation hosts two shows annually, with this adaptation marking … more
Using objects such as mats, rubber dots and bases, each team had to get across the field without stepping on the turf.
Freshmen bond in friendly competition
For Wantagh High School’s Class of 2027, the next four years will feature the most challenging work of their lives. That’s why they didn’t feel guilty about a few hours of fun on … more
State Sen. Steve Rhoads, center, Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick and Assemblyman John Mikulin, second from right, joined fire and safety as well as school officials in the Wantagh bus yard that serves Levittown Public Schools to ‘pump the brakes’ on a statewide transition to electric school buses. They say bringing these buses to schools by 2035 is just not feasible financially.
Local electeds want to ‘pump the brakes’ on state's electric bus mandate
A number of state electeds are calling on the governor to slow down her plans to make school buses electric by 2035 — something they say could have a devastating impact on district finances. more
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