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Maintaining a teacher’s freedom to teach
It was recently reported that a group of Rockville Centre parents accused a high school social studies teacher of criticizing police during class, and wanted her to be reprimanded. The district superintendent . . . more
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The large fiberglass golf ball that used to sit atop the ticket booth at Nunley’s Amusement Park in Baldwin decades ago was found at Obnoxious Antiques in New Jersey.
Nunley’s golf ball to return to Baldwin
The long-lost golf ball that, decades ago, sat atop the ticket booth near the miniature golf course at Nunley’s Amusement Park, on Sunrise Highway in Baldwin, is returning home. The … more
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Dr. Barry Fisher with Molly, one of his two dogs, in 2019.
Atlantic Beach native and renowned sports doctor Barry Fisher dies at 69
When it came to professional sports in New York and medical related issues, Dr. Barry G. Fisher was at the forefront of advising teams and athletes in his career. more
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Anthony Galante, of North Bellmore, was one of five students injured in a serious crash near the College of New Jersey on Dec. 2. He is in critical condition at a local hospital.
North Bellmore teen remains in critical condition after NJ crash
A North Bellmore man was one of five injured in a serious crash near the College of New Jersey, where he is a student, on Dec. 2. more
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Valley Stream senior Juliana Hernandez at her exhibition at the Port Authority Bus Terminal. It runs through Sept. 29.
Valley Stream teen debuts works in New York City
The word “prodigy” suggests names such as Beethoven, Mozart and Picasso — men and women of another time and place whose talent surpassed anything normally encountered in daily life. So it may be surprising to consider that such a person might live on Long Island. more
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Outside Andrew Lock Custom Menswear on Central Avenue, Lock, far left, and his wife, Rivka, helped Eli Stahler decide on a pair of discounted sunglasses at last year’s Summer Sidewalk Sale.
A Cedarhurst economic engine revs up
Sale, and while a generation’s worth of world, national and local events have unfolded since then, one constant has been the success of this Cedarhurst Business Improvement District event. more
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Putting the LIRR back on the right track
Long Islanders have long had a love-hate relationship with the Long Island Rail Road. On one hand, they love the service, which, on good days, speeds them into New York City . . . more
Woodmere resident Heidi Farkas, left, with Dr. Pilar Stevens-Cohen of South Nassau Communities Hospital’s Center for Cardiovascular Health discussing her heart health in an operating room.
Raising heart health awareness at SNCH
“Where’s my lipstick?” were the first words she spoke to her doctor, having regained consciousness once again, four days after her heart stopped beating. more
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Port Authority seeks public input on plane noise, Nov. 3
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is hosting a public workshop at the Cradle of Aviation Museum on Thursday, Nov. 3 from 6-9 pm to gather public input on noise levels created by aircraft operations around John F. Kennedy International Airport. more
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Plane noise and NextGen: what you need to know
The plane noise plaguing parts of Queens and Nassau counties was the focus of discussion last week at a citizen advocacy meeting to explain NextGen, a satellite GPS technology that the Federal Aviation Administration says has resulted in $1.6 billion in benefits to airlines and travelers by allowing planes to fly more frequently and closer together, take more direct routes and save time and fuel. more
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