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Joey Streib, center, stars as Willy Wonka in the upcoming musical production hosted by the Wantagh Middle School Drama Club.
Get a taste of ‘Willy Wonka’
The story of a young boy with the golden ticket comes to life in Wantagh this weekend as the middle school Drama Club performs “Willy Wonka.” more
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The Levittown School District will use part of its Smart Schools allocation to expand the use of tablets for students.
Tablet learning is the future
The Levittown School District has outlined how it will spend the first $1.4 million of its Smart Schools funding, with more than half of that money going to support the new tablet initiative. more
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Assemblyman David McDonough, far left, Family Place librarians Michelle Kenney and Kristen Todd-Wurm, Wantagh Library Director Maggie Marino and children’s librarian Susan Finck watched 4-year-old Arianna Grout play with some of the new toys.
Wantagh Library: The ‘Family Place’ to be
The concept of the Family Place Library is to get away from the “shhh” library mentality and create an environment where a little bit of noise is OK. more
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Levittown trustees: 'Give us our money'
The Levittown Board of Education is calling on state lawmakers to adequately fund public schools, particularly those on Long Island. Trustees made a statement by passing a resolution at the March 2 meeting outlining the steps they believe the state should take. more
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The cast of “Beauty and the Beast” is getting ready for next week’s production at St. William the Abbot School.
A monster of a show at St. William
Finding the beauty within is the message of the upcoming production at St. William the Abbot School, “Beauty and the Beast.” more
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Seaford's goal: maintain programs
Seaford School District officials, after restoring numerous programs and staff positions for this year, are simply looking to maintain everything for the 2016-17 school year. more
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Seaford students Paige Donovan, left, and Michael and Marissa Mele are among those interested in a bowling team.
A push for Seaford bowling team
Parent Maureen Mele presented a petition with more than 400 signatures to the Seaford Board of Education last Thursday night, urging the creation of a varsity bowling team. more
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Philip Walker, of Seaford, is seeking to have a law passed that would require blood testing for drivers involved in accidents with serious injuries of fatalities in the name of his son, James, who was killed at 26.
Fighting for tougher laws for drugged drivers
The tragedy that Philip Walker went through is one he wants no other family to experience. The Seaford resident, who lost his son in an accident in 2011, is fighting for legislation that would require mandatory blood testing for drivers involved in accidents that result in a serious injury or fatality, to determine if they were impaired by alcohol or drugs. more
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Sandy Leonard and Ellen Cook, of the Daughters of the American Revolution Jerusalem Chapter, have portrayed Agent 355 and Anna Smith Strong, respectively, for prorgrams on George Washington’s Long Island spy ring.
Who inspired our local leaders?
In the late 1950s, the Levittown League of Women Voters welcomed the great Eleanor Roosevelt, who spoke at Division Avenue on the topic, “Could the Bill of Rights be passed today?” more
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Congressman Peter King has endorsed Marco Rubio for the Republican presidential nomination.
Peter King endorses Rubio
Once considered a potential presidential candidate himself, Congressman Peter King has made his choice for who he would like to see secure the Republican nomination for the nation’s highest office. more
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