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Colin Conaty, a student at St. William the Abbot School in Seaford, has used his second chance at life to pursue his love of computers.
His ‘gift from God’
Colin Conaty barely got his first chance at life when he was given a second chance. Before he turned 2, Colin was diagnosed with a brain tumor. He now lives as a proud survivor. ] more
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Chris Eachus, an Orange County legislator a family friend, congratulated Seaford’s newest Eagle Scout, Michael Nicola of Troop 239.
Eagle Scout follows, then leads
Michael Nicola didn’t have to look very far for inspiration in becoming an Eagle Scout. He followed in the footsteps of his older brother, Stephen, who was the first in the family to earn scouting’s highest honor. more
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Commuters: Thumbs up to parking change
A Town of Hempstead plan to designate more spots at local Long Island Rail Road stations for town residents is drawing praise from commuters, who hope that it eases some of the parking crunch. more
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Michael Dunphy, 8, of Wantagh, worked on his hitting skills at LSW Sports’ winter baseball clinic on Feb. 7 at MacArthur High School, as Joseph Tufano waited his turn.
Learning the fundamentals of baseball
While the baseball fields were covered in snow, players from the Levittown-Wantagh-Seaford Athletic Association were in MacArthur High School’s gymnasium gearing up for the spring thaw. more
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Vincenzo Giordano, second from right, was recognized as a five-time winner in the Wantagh.Li photo contest. Joining him were Chamber of Commerce President Chris Brown, Jim Colotti and Legislator Steve Rhoads.
A fifth win for Seaford shutterbug
When Vincenzo Giordano’s picture of a frozen Atlantic Ocean was chosen as Wantagh.Li’s photo contest winner for January, he became the local website’s latest five-time winner. more
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Karen Siler, the founder of Karen’s Hope, with her 24-year-old son, Ryan, in front of the Kenora Place home that will be expanded and renovated so he and other adults with disabilities can live an independent life while still receiving support from their families.
Grant finalized for Karen’s Hope
A six-figure grant for a Seaford non-profit organization has been finalized, and the money will help local adults with special needs. more
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Jared Wolfe, left, with his coach, Bob Fehrenbach, received the Jay Fiedler Award.
An athlete and a scholar
Jared Wolfe knows how to win — on the field, in the classroom and in his community. Wolfe, a senior at MacArthur High School, was this year’s recipient of the Jay Fiedler Top Scholar-Athlete Award, which is awarded to one Nassau County football player each year. more
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Levittown to boost academic programs
New high school courses and career programs are among the initiatives the Levittown School District plans to introduce next year, if its budget is approved by the public in May. more
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Seaford Middle School students cleaned up Tackapausha Preserve last year. Costs were covered by the Seaford Wellness Council through a grant from the Nassau County Youth Board.
$10K for Seaford Wellness Council
The Seaford Wellness Council will have an extra $10,000 in its pocket. For the second year in a row, the community organization has received a grant from the Nassau County Youth Board, and members plan to use the funds for a variety of initiatives. more
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On Jan. 26, the north wall along Waverly Avenue was all that remained of the Seaford Avenue School. The door in the middle was the one used by students arriving by bus until the school closed in 1981.
School’s demolition evokes memories
Demolition of the former Seaford Avenue School finished last week with the north end of the building torn down. From start to finish, it took less than four weeks to reduce it to rubble, with many graduates and neighbors taking pictures along the way. more
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