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Fourth- and fifth-graders listened raptly as Board of Education Vice President Joel Press read “How Much Is A Million?” by David Schwartz. Press was a special guest reader at the reading event kickoff.
A rip-roaring read
Jammies, a stuffed animal or two and, most importantly, books. Those were the ingredients for the successful kickoff of a reading program at Meadow Elementary School in Baldwin. The kids … more
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Bruno, who has only one eye, was rescued through the Long Island Bulldog Rescue organization.
Doggedly seeking good homes
That barking you heard over the weekend was the sound of dogs looking for a home. Well, the dogs weren’t looking, exactly. But the members of Long Island Bulldog Rescue were looking on their … more
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Tionna Johnson is getting up-close and personal lessons in medicine and the human body.
Bloody experience
To most people, the sight of blood is, well, unsightly.  Not Baldwin High School senior Tionna Johnson, though. To Tionna, the sight of blood, guts and internal organs represents her future. … more
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State Assemblyman Brian Curran explained Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed budget to an audience at the Baldwin Library last week.
Putting an end to state aid reduction?
The controversial gap elimination adjustment to the New York state budget is about to become a thing of the past. That’s the feeling of Assemblyman Brian Curran, who last week presented a … more
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Greg Pope helped daughter Abigail, 5, wrangle the glue into submission.
Imaginations take flight
Tinkerbell would’ve been right at home. Some magic, a little pixie dust, and a whole lot of glue and glitter settled in the Baldwin Public Library last weekend, when the kindergarten-aged set … more
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Danny O’Keefe, of the Nassau County Police Medics Association, demonstrated how to administer Narcan.
A fight against a ‘family disease’
One of the poshest caterers on Long Island was the site last week of a conference on heroin that included experts from the worlds of education, social work, government and law enforcement, as well as … more
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Street-raising eyed for 2017
Four streets in Baldwin may be raised in 2017, according to a committee that met with officials from New York Rising earlier this month. According to members of the Baldwin planning committee, a … more
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Vehicles traveling west on Merrick Road often come close enough to parked cars to sideswipe them.
Moaning about Merrick Road
The Town of Hempstead has at least temporarily backed away from a plan to eliminate a few parking spaces on the north side of Merrick Road ,near Grand Avenue. The proposal came in answer to … more
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Joe Biondi of Malverne offers his wife Joan a sweet kiss for Valentine's Day.
Valentine’s promises restated
“I’ve loved the same woman for 50 years,” said Elmo Sollitto. Similar sentiments were expressed throughout the day at the Coral House in Baldwin on Feb. 11 as more than 500 couples turned … more
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Lenox Elementary girls rocked out at a pancake breakfast prepared by their dear old dads.
A Pancake Party
Hungry, anyone? If you were at Lenox Elementary School in Baldwin last week, you could have feasted on pancakes at the annual Brotherhood Pancake Breakfast. A tradition for 27 years, the pancake … more
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