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Sam DeMase, MacArthur class of 2006, has published a book called ‘Power Mood.’ Her book aims to inspire millennial and Gen Z women to stick up for themselves in the workplace.
Wantagh native — and MacArthur graduate — Sam DeMase publishes book ‘Power Mood’
After spending a few years in the corporate world, Wantagh native Sam DeMase — using the experiences she had gained — circled back to her childhood love of writing to publish her book “Power Mood.” more
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An aerial photo of the Sewanhaka High School football field and its mascot. The school will have to rename its sports teams.
NYS Board of Regents votes to end use of Native American mascots and indigenous imagery
New York's state education department unanimously voted to end the use of Native American mascots in schools — and Sewanhaka High School and Wantagh High School must comply by the end of the 2024-25 academic year. more
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The Cross of Gratitude, originally from Ukraine, was sent on a mission all the way back in 2003 to visit all capital cities of the world by 2033. Last week, it was in Wantagh.
Cross of Gratitude, originally from Ukraine, makes a stop in Wantagh's St. Frances de Chantal Roman Catholic Church
Vitaliy Sobolivsky, of Ukraine, claimed to have heard these words spoken to him all the way back in 2003, after he had carved a life-sized cross — “Take my cross and carry it to all the capital cities of the world as a sign of gratitude for the salvation we receive through Jesus Christ.” more
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Security and technology upgrades, and the continuation of universal pre-K, are included in the Wantagh School District’s 2023-24 budget, which was officially adopted by the education board on April 4. The budget vote is set for May 16.
Wantagh schools adopts tentative $89.4M budget for 2023-24
The Wantagh education board has adopted an $89.4 million spending plan for 2023-24, and residents will go to the polls on May 16 to determine if they want to approve it. more
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Tom Lynch teaches how to view the night sky through the Orion StarBlast telescope.
Seaford Public Library’s telescope program is stellar
The Wantagh and Seaford libraries are allowing patrons to get a glimpse of the stars by lending them the use of a telescope. more
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Natasha Meagher, a Wantagh High School senior, has been selected as a National Merit finalist.
Wantagh High School senior Natasha Meagher is a National Merit finalist
Wantagh High School senior Natasha Meagher found out that she was in competition for a National Merit Scholarship in a most unusual — and surprising — manner. more
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Wantagh High School’s Warriors for a Cure raised $15,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society this year, winning the 2023 Mission Award for Policy and Advocacy. From left were Alex Bonanno, Damien Crowley, Luke Perfetti, Matthew Riley, Caitlin Wiffler, Gianna Paccione, Sean Browne, Abigail Conway, Natasha Meagher and Assistant Principal Christopher Widmann.
Wantagh High School's 'Warriors for a Cure' still going strong
Wantagh High School is doing its part to knock out cancer, with two groups of students raising more than $45,000 combined for cancer research. more
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Parents questioned the Wantagh school board about a controversial video that surfaced of David Casamento, assistant superintendent in the East Meadow School District.
Video spurs concern at Wantagh school board meeting
Wantagh parents said they are outraged over a video that has surfaced of an East Meadow School District administrator discussing pushing a controversial agenda in schools, and they demanded assurances that the Wantagh school board is transparent in its hiring practices. more
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The night work on Sunrise Highway in Wantagh has been disrupting residents’ sleep and causing health and safety problems, they say.
Bay Park Conveyance Project's night work draws ire in Wantagh neighborhood
One of the largest environmental projects in Nassau County’s history has turned into a living nightmare for some Wantagh residents. more
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Grand Marshal Mike Dunphy, with his wife of 50 years, Geraldine, and their granddaughter, was met with applause from Beltagh Avenue to Wantagh Avenue and all the way to Railroad Avenue as he led the procession.
Wantagh's third annual St. Patrick's Day parade, the biggest one on Long Island, is a huge success
Every day, Michael Dunphy proudly says, “God bless America,” and that pride was on full display in Wantagh last Sunday, as Dunphy led Wantagh’s St. Patrick’s Day parade as its grand marshal. more
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