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Of the nine dogs that were taken from the home of Marlon Bernier, of Elmont, last June, two had fresh, bleeding wounds on their faces, and several others had scars from older wounds.
Abused Elmont pit bulls find home in Los Angeles
Six pit bulls that were rescued from an Elmont dog-fighting ring will soon have a new home on the West Coast, under the care of a famous dog trainer. more
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The Box Out Bullying program visited Forest Road School on Sept. 28 so students could learn to treat each other with respect.
Feeling safe at Forest Road
“Words hurt.” That was the message for students at Forest Road School recently, which hosted a “Box Out Bullying” assembly. more
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It's time to strengthen cyberbullying laws
Over the past few years, New York state lawmakers have targeted bullying in schools with legislation designed to allow students to feel safe in a place where they should feel safe. more
Minister James Singletary of the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem spoke at the fourth session of the W.A.N.T.E.D. project at the Valley Stream Presbyterian Church addressing topics like thankfulness and bullying.
Program aims to create a culture of peace
Jeyson Jones, 16, could laugh with 15 other classmates and friends at the Valley Stream Presbyterian Church on a recent Thursday night while calling Dontáe Ellis, 17, a bully for teasing his friend for wearing two shirts. But it’s the fact that two titanium plates were put into the sides of his then smiling face, made his mother seriously consider issues facing the village’s youth. more
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Rohan Murphy spoke to North High School students above overcoming adversity.
Valley Stream schools say no to bullying
Administrators and students at Memorial Junior High and North High School are working harder than ever to treat the age-old problem of bullying. more
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Jeremy Rubenstein invited Shaw Avenue School students Eric Garay and Christopher Lewis on stage for his anti-bullying program.
Shaw Avenue School says no to bullying
“Bully” and “victim” are two words that Jeremy Rubenstein doesn’t like to use when talking about bullying. The creator of Box Out Bullying brought his show, with a strong anti-bullying message, to Shaw Avenue School for three performances last Friday. more
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Andrew Peters
Has anti-gay hate and violence reached a critical mass?
The recent attack of a 14-year-old student on a Nassau BOCES school bus reminds us that anti-gay hate and bullying is as big a problem locally as it is across the country. more
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County Police Commissioner Lawrence Mulvey, right, told reporters the department's anti-hate-crime video "Hate" was widely distributed throughout the county to teach kids about bias crimes. Lt. John MacEwen, commanding officer of the 2nd Precinct, joined Mulvey during the news conference.
Local teens charged with hate crime in Hicksville
County police arrested three local teenagers Thursday for allegedly assaulting a fellow teen and hurling anti-gay slurs at him during a bus ride home from a Hicksville BOCES school. Cops classified the … more
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Keeping kids safe in — and out of — school
It used to be that when we sent our children, our precious little cargo, off to their first day of school, all we had to say was, “Look both ways when you cross the street” or “Don’t talk to strangers” or “Come right home after school.” more
State must take lead in fight against bullying
With the school year complete and with summer upon us, bullying won’t be a problem for a couple of months, right? Wrong. more
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