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Wantagh, Seaford, Levittown get test results
The second year of Common Core testing showed improved results, but passing rates still fell well below past levels. more
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Michael Venditto, far left, and David Denenberg, center, candidates for the 8th Senate District seat, talked with business owner Walter Kiernan following a ribbon-cutting for Anthony’s Deli in Wantagh on Aug. 19.
Race heats up for vacant Senate seat
A pair of Nassau County legislators are vying for an open seat in the State Senate, with both candidates recently picking up major endorsements. more
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Jessica Sventoraitis, who started on Aug. 4, is one of two assistant principals at Seaford High School.
Administrator aims to be a role model
After 11 years in the classroom, Jessica Sventoraitis was looking for a new challenge. Her desire to advance her career in education has brought her to Seaford, where she is the new assistant principal of the high school. more
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Cassidy Hartmann, Alexi Lee and Jessica Wilson spent the summer working at Seaman’s Neck Park.
Town rec aides enjoying summer gigs
Town parks are a hotbed of activity over the summer, as Wantagh and Seaford residents head out in full force to enjoy the outdoors. more
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Assemblyman Tom McKevitt presented an award to Mary Jane Burgess.
Girl Scout leader recognized by assemblyman
For Mary Jane Burgess, acceptance is key when it comes to community values. When she took on the role of a Girl Scout troop leader, she vowed to ensure that everybody in her community was accepted. That is why she was honored for her service as a scout leader on Aug. 9 when 17th District Assemblyman Tom McKevitt held his Women of Distinction awards ceremony. more
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Wantagh Troop 96 Boy Scouts Bobby Zuch, left, and Brian Walker joined Scoutmaster Andy Zuch in a section of the preserve, south of Jerusalem Avenue in Seaford.
Keeping the park clean
Whether it was dropped by humans or brought there by natural forces, there was plenty of garbage to be found in the Tackapausha Preserve last Saturday morning. A group of volunteers spent hours cleaning up the park, which straddles the Seaford-Massapequa border. more
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Players from Seaman’s Neck squared off against a team from Veterans Memorial Park in East Meadow during the 21st annual street hockey tournament.
Hockey brings hustle and bustle to park
More than 400 children grabbed their sticks and headed to Seaman’s Neck Park on Aug. 11 and 12 for a long-standing tradition — the Town of Hempstead’s annual street hockey tournament. more
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Jacqueline Bassey, far right, a volunteer at St. William the Abbot’s vacation Bible school, led the kids in song on Aug. 13. The program ran for two weeks.
Kids get a message to treasure
Children went on a treasure hunt at St. William the Abbot School earlier this month, and what they found was an encouraging message. more
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Volunteer firefighters respond to many calls each year in Seaford and Wantagh. A new law allows fire departments to reject applicants who are convicted sex offenders.
New background checks for volunteer firefighters
Thanks to a new state law, prospective volunteer firefighters will now be subjected to additional background checks. Wantagh and Seaford fire department leaders hailed the move. more
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Sidney McLaughlin, 15, of Seaford, enjoys working at Carvel and hopes to keep her job beyond the summer.
No shortage of summer jobs in Wantagh and Seaford
For many high school and college students, the summer is the most opportune time to look for a job. For these young adults, this time of year is no longer occupied by summer camps and activities, which allows for more time to start working. more
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