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Chelsea Stieglitz, front row center, of Seaford, went up to Albany last month for Advocacy Day, which gives youth a chance to meet with lawmakers about issues of social justice.

Seaford High School senior Chelsea Stieglitz is an advocate for change. Last month, the 18-year-old traveled to Albany to discuss an issue that doesn’t affect her personally, but is something that she believes in. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 4/6/16

The Seaford Wellness Council will distribute a $10,000 grant among various youth programs, including at local schools and the public library. From left are Michael DiSilvio, Karen Duncan, Genevieve LaGuttata and Ken Nersesian.

Spreading the wealth in Seaford

The Seaford Wellness Council has earmarked $8,000 of a grant it has received from Nassau County for various programs that will benefit the community’s youth. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 4/6/16

Levittown OKs $205M budget

The Levittown School District will expand academic programs and add more technology if its $205.4 million budget is approved in May. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 4/6/16

The new odor-detection system at Cedar Creek Park shows odor data on the computer.

A NOSE for foul air at Cedar Creek

In an effort to stem foul odors coming from the Cedar Creek Sewage Treatment Plant, Suez Water has unveiled a new electronic system to detect and manage them. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 4/6/16

Lauren Cusumano did the climb in honor of Seaford native Thomas Haskell Jr.

Seaford firefighter climbs for a cause

Lauren Cusumano was only 6 when terrorists knocked down the Twin Towers, but it’s a moment that she vividly remembers. Now a volunteer firefighter, the Seaford resident has found a way to honor the 343 members of the fire service whose lives were lost in the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 3/30/16

A home on Joy Court, at the corner of Seaman’s Neck Road, has been abandoned for seven years.

Seaford residents fed up with vacant house

Joy Court in Seaford has two houses. Only one of them is occupied. Residents of the neighborhood are fed up with looking at a vacant, dilapidated house at 3766 Joy Court. The small street is one block south of Seaford High School, connecting Seaman’s Neck Road to Anita Lane. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 3/30/16

Mike Martino, Dan Ryan, Ralph Spagnolo and Phil Franco looked at some pipes that have been repaired in the underbelly of the Cedar Creek Sewage Treatment Plant during a tour last week.

An inside look at Cedar Creek

Last year’s takeover of the Cedar Creek Sewage Treatment Plant by a private company has resulted in increased maintenance at the facility and cost savings to the county, officials are touting. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 3/30/16

A sign outside a home near the Wantagh/Seaford border makes clear the position of many parents regarding the upcoming state tests.

‘Opt-outs’ expected on upcoming tests

New York state testing begins next week, and a large number of students are again expected to refuse the tests in the Seaford, Wantagh and Levittown school districts. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 3/30/16

2338 Pine St. is one of two Sandy-damaged homes in Seaford up for auction.

Pair of Seaford homes on auction block

Two more Sandy-damaged homes in Seaford will be auctioned off, part of 51 Long Island properties that will be sold on May 11. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 3/23/16

The Seaford Library’s budget vote will be held on April 20.

Seaford Library to expand programs

Residents of the Seaford Library District will vote next month on a spending plan that, if approved, would boost spending for programs and electronic books. Last week the library Board of Trustees adopted its proposed $2.16 million budget. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 3/23/16

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