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South Nassau Communities Hospital is planning to open an annex on Wantagh Avenue, south of Sunrise Highway.
South Nassau plans Wantagh medical annex
South Nassau Communities Hospital is coming to Wantagh. The Oceanside-based medical center will open up an annex on Wantagh Avenue, taking over the lease of a former Verizon building. more
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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
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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
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Seaford Historical Society President Judy Bongiovi, far left, and past Chamber of Commerce President Carla Powell with a quilt made in the mid-1970s by 16 women in Seaford, depicting the schoolhouse that now serves as the local history museum.
Who inspired Seaford's local leaders?
In an organization devoted to preserving history, Judy Bongiovi made some history of her own last year when she became the first female president of the Seaford Historical Society. more
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Levittown to buy more buses
The Levittown School District will be working to replace much of an aging bus fleet over the next two years. more
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The Wantagh Pipe Band performed at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Manhattan on March 17.
Parades galore for pipe band
It’s been an active few weeks for the Wantagh American Legion Pipe Band, which has recently participated in St. Patrick’s Day parades in New York City, Rockville Centre, East Islip and Center Moriches. more
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Water sampling stations, like this one adjacent to a sump on Beechwood Drive in Seaford, are being installed in southeast Nassau by American Water.
Water company debuts new sampling stations
Residents may have noticed three-feet high green boxes popping up along the side of roads in Seaford lately. It’s part of American Water’s new way of testing water in the area. more
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Seaford athletic trainer Michael Spreckels taught high school athletes how to use a portable automated external defibrillator at a training session on March 3.
Seaford athletes can save lives
If a medical emergency ever happened during Seaford High School sports game, the person in distress would have a good chance of survival. That’s because dozens of Seaford athletes have been trained in CPR and in the use of automated external defibrillators. more
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The officers, medics and citizens who saved Terry Twibell, center, were honored by Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and Acting Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter on March 9 at Chateau Briand in Carle Place.
Rescue effort has a happy ending
A youth basketball game in Seaford in January turned scary when referee Terry Twibell went into cardiac arrest. Because of the actions of police officers, medics and ordinary citizens, he is around to thank all those who came to his aid. more
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The Seaford School District will continue having boys wear green and girls wear white at graduation this year.
Seaford to stick with green and white
Seaford High School will stick with green and white graduation caps and gowns for at least one more year. The school was planning to go to all green this year, but following concerns raised by parents at last week’s Board of Education meeting, administrators decided to hold off on the change. more
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