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In September, Katie Matthies’ 5-year-old son walked out of Forest Lake Elementary School unattended and showed up at their house, roughly a third of a mile away. At a recent Board of Education meeting at Wantagh High School, Matthies asked about future policies to keep children safe.
How could her 5-year-old wander home from school?
Weeks after her son wandered away from a Wantagh elementary school, his mother is still looking for answers. Katie Matthies, of Wantagh, a mother of three children who attend Forest Lake … more
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From left, 10-year-olds A.J. Maresca, Sydney Kelly and Charlotte Hamel finish painting their suncatchers.
Crafting suncatchers at Seaford Public Library
Children are learning all sorts of crafts, including how to paint scarecrows on stained glass, at the Seaford Public Library. Michelle Pappas, a Long Island-based artist, has been teaching … more
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Karen Quinones-Smith gives a presentation on esports to educate parents about the growing industry at the Levittown Public Library.
Bridging the esports gap with older generations
Karen Quinones-Smith said she hated the attraction video games held over her two sons. But she continued buying them games and accessories because playing them was something they liked doing … more
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Mandalay Elementary School speech-language pathologist Emily McCann met with kindergartners for a discussion about Augmentative and Alternative Communication Awareness Month on Oct. 11.
Communication builds community at Mandalay School
To strengthen the communication skills of all students at Mandalay Elementary School in the Wantagh School District, speech-language pathologists Emily McCann and Jeanette Perucca visited classrooms … more
Attendees gather at Temple B’nai Torah in Wantagh to hear Billy Joel cover songs.
Tribute band plays the piano man hits
Last Saturday, attendees at Temple B’nai Torah were treated to an exhilarating night of music. River of Dreams, a Billy Joel tribute band, played the hits of the Long Island piano man. … more
Museum takes up lively chapter of Long Island's history: the Roosevelts
Members of the Seaford Historical Society believe it is important for their neighbors to connect with Long Island’s rich history. The organization hosted a special program on Oct. 12, at … more
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Synagogues reflect on attack on Israel
There were no words to describe the feeling that resonated throughout the Merrick Jewish Centre on the night of Oct. 9. Hundreds gathered in South Shore synagogues amid sadness, frustration and anger … more
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Levittown Board of Education trustees were thanked by students, staff and elected officials at the Oct. 11 regular meeting.
Students thank the Board of Education
The gratitude of staff and students from throughout the Levittown Public School District for the Board of Education’s support was shown during the Oct. 11 regular meeting. Board … more
Junior Anastasia Perlegis dressed as a Viking, Seaford's mascot, for the homecoming parade on Oct. 14. Despite the rain, an enthusiastic crowd showed its support for the students.
Seaford homecoming a success despite rain
Rain would not stop Seaford students from showing their school spirit. Last Saturday, the Seaford School District hosted their homecoming parade despite rainy conditions. Students brought their … more
A wave of pink washed over Jones Beach on Oct. 15, as thousands gathered to participate in the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk.
Strides walk brings thousands together
Thousands dressed in pink came together at Jones Beach on Oct. 15 to bring awareness to breast cancer. Friends and families from all over participated in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer … more
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