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Herald launches new Web site
Although the Herald Community Newspapers have had an online presence since 1999, an expanded, more comprehensive Web site has recently been launched to help readers keep in closer touch with their communities. The new LIHerald.com has more news, sports, local business and arts coverage and event listings than ever before. more
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District 30 looks ahead
District 30 officials want to create a vision for the future and parents will have a chance to give their input in an upcoming series of roundtable discussions. more
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Second-grader Elijah Johnson learns from Swoops what tricks he will have to do.
Wizards a slam dunk with Buck students
The Harlem Wizards brought their basketball tricks to the William L. Buck School last Friday morning, entertaining students and sending some children home with cool prizes. more
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Shaw Avenue School third-graders Joy Okafor and Jason Field work on a writing assignment in their class. Students will have extra time to sharpen their language arts skills because the ELA exam will be moved back three months this year.
State tests moved back
School districts will have more time to prepare students for this year’s state tests, but the schedule change caught some officials by surprise. more
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Valley Stream District 24 Superintendent Dr. Edward Fale listens as Det. Fred Fusswinkel announces his Service Above Self award from the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Rotary Club.
Service group honors District 24 schools chief
District 24 Superintendent Dr. Edward Fale was recognized by the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Rotary Club last Sunday for his service to the youth of the community. more
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Firefighter Scott Ringelspaugh hangs one of the many scary figures in the Valley Stream Fire Department’s haunted house, which will open next Friday night at the Brooklyn Avenue station.
Ready to scream?
The Brooklyn Avenue Firehouse is getting a makeover — a decidedly scary one. Members of the Valley Stream Fire Department are nearing completion of the second annual haunted house, which opens next weekend and runs through the end of October. more
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One District 30 school board member is upset about the large class sizes at Shaw Avenue School.
Bursting at the seams?
Class sizes are out of control in some District 30 classrooms, specifically at Shaw Avenue School, Board of Education trustee Maria Fletcher said at Monday night’s meeting. more
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Billy Stewart, 18, and his father Bruce inspect the 1968 Oldsmobile 442 they brought to the Lions Club car show on Sept. 13.
Cool rides come to Valley Stream
There were classic cars as far as the eye could see on Sept. 13 at the Hendrickson pool parking lot. The Lions Club had 100 entrants in its classic car and truck show –– double the amount from last year. more
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Valley Stream Sea Rangers Maryah Kingland and Tristan Bringas, with chapter leaders Lori Ang and Rich Librandi attended the community information night on Sept. 14 to generate interest in their group.
Sea Rangers a place where leaders emerge
The American Sea Rangers has a long history in Valley Stream and is one of the few surviving chapters in Nassau County. The group is gearing up for the start of another year and leaders are hoping to increase membership. more
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