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Sen. Kemp Hannon announced the passage of the Drug Take Back Act at the CVS Pharmacy, East Meadow. The law will provide for a unified, statewide drug take back program. Chain pharmacies will provide consumers with on-site collection and safe drug disposal.L-R Adrienne Esposito, Executive Director, Citizens Campaign for the Enviornment (flower print shirt), Teri Kroll, parent (blond hair), Dan Moran, Senior Director Operations, Healthcare at Covanta Environmental Solutions (silver tie), Ed Campbell, Regional Director, CVS Health (checkered jacket, beard) Jeffrey Reynolds, President & CEO, Family & Children's Assoc., (red tie), Patrick Ryder, Commissioner, Nassau County Police Department.
Law makes it easier to dispose of leftover meds
Beginning in January, disposing of unwanted or leftover prescription medication from your medicine cabinet will be easier and more convenient. more
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Alexandra Dieckmann/Herald-Citizen A Drums Alive cardio class, to work out the arms and legs, is offered at Ladies Workout Express in Seaford by owner Jessica Reilly.
Keeping the beat in a unique workout
Seaford’s Ladies Workout Express owner Jessica Reilly believes she is one of a few instructors licensed to teach piloxing and Drums Alive classes on Long Island. “Those are a couple of unique programs you can only get here,” said Reilly, who has been teaching Drums Alive since 2013 and piloxing since 2014. more
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Michele’s Ride to Remember honors those who were killed during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack.
Seaford cyclist remembers 9/11 victims
Michele’s Ride to Remember began as Michele Walsh Myers’ way of remembering her two former classmates and three other Seaford High School graduates who were killed during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. more
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Allison Prete of Seaford graduated in the Top 5 of her class, despite much adversity throughout her middle and high school career.
Seaford Teen overcomes odds
Allison Prete did a lot of community service throughout her middle and high school career. None was as meaningful, however, as what the recent Seaford High School graduate did on March 20. more
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Liuba Grechen Shirley was endorsed by both county executives.
County executives endorse King opponent
The Democrat running against Republican Congressman Peter King of Seaford, gained three more significant endorsements last week when both Democratic County Executives – Laura Curran and Steve Bellone – and an immigrant advocacy group, endorsed Liuba Grechen Shirley for the 2nd Congressional seat. more
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Retired Seaford Public Library Board Member Stephen Gaughran could always be seen standing beside his wife, Claire and with his large family. Here Gaughran is pictured with his wife, Claire; daughter Kathleen Rose, son-in-law Jack Rose, friends Jean O’Donnell, Richie and Roberta Grogan; and daughter, Maureen.)
Library honors 84-year-old board retiree
Before retiring from the Seaford Public Library Board of Trustees at the age of 84, Stephen Gaughran taught computer skills to the library staff, such as using Microsoft Excel to keep track of circulation and inventory statistics. more
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NCDOH Model Practice award winner Michael Alarcon, Health Commissioner Dr. Lawrence Eisenstein, NCDOH Model Practice award winner Rosemarie Mosca and NCDOH Attorney and NACCHO Legal Workgroup Chair Gerard Giuliano.
Nassau Health Department named best in nation
The Nassau County Department of Health (NCDOH) has been named “Local Health Department of the Year” for 2018 by the National Association of City and County Health Officials. The NACCHO represents the nation’s nearly 3,000 local governmental health departments. more
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Jack Schnirman
Nassau Comptroller urges NYS to collect online sales tax
The Nassau County Comptroller has joined local businesses in advocating for New York State to begin collecting sales tax from out-of-state Internet vendors, as his analysis has shown the sales tax revenue could generate more than $90 million a year for Long Island. more
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Representing small businesses at the rally on July 16 were, from left, Robert Barrett, of Nappa Realty, a past president of the Massapequa Chamber of Commerce, and the Seaford chamber’s first vice president, Kenneth Jacobson, of LPL Financial, and President Karen Cass, of Shane’s Anchor Realty.
Retailers push for level online playing field
Following a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision, Seaford and Wantagh joined business owners across Long Island to call for state legislation they say would level the playing field between in-state and out-of-state online retailers. more
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Emily Brandi, 48, died on July 19 just weeks after being diagnosed with lung cancer
An untimely loss for the Seaford Community
The news of Emily Brandi’s unexpected death this week spread through the close-knit Seaford community like wildfire. Within hours, scores of heartbroken people took to social media and posted about how sad they were to learn of her passing and how much she had meant to them. more
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