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Levittown talks transportation again
For the second straight month, transportation took center stage at the Levittown Board of Education meeting on Sept. 10. In addition to a follow-up on an August discussion about bus routes, concerns were also brought up about safety for students crossing Hempstead Turnpike. more
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Town SUpervisor Kate Murray, joined by Councilman Gary Hudes, denounced the owners of Billy Dean’s for filing a civil suit against the town at a Sept. 8 press conference in front of the empty business.
Billy Dean’s sues town
The owner of a proposed cabaret club in Wantagh has filed a federal suit against the Town of Hempstead, claiming that the denial of the business’s application for a cabaret license is in violation of its civil rights. more
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Kelly Bender recently did a series of presentations on food allergies at the Wantagh Public Library, which included a display case, for her Girl Scout Gold Award project.
Girl Scout yearns to make a difference
Kelly Bender knows about food allergies. She is allergic to peanuts, tree nuts and shellfish. Although it is an issue familiar to her, Bender, of Wantagh, said that many people don’t know how much of a problem it is. more
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John Sottnik, left, and Ralph Pollock presented the colors at the ceremony last Saturday morning at the Wantagh American Legion.
Wantagh remembers
More than 100 people gathered at the Wantagh American Legion last Saturday morning to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. more
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Most teachers making the grade
The public can now know what school districts have known for the past year: how teachers are doing. New York state recently released teacher evaluation results for the 2012-13 school year, and the numbers showed that a vast majority of educators in Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown are doing a good job. more
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Children at the Woodmont summer camp practiced their tennis skills during the last week of the program at Mandalay Elementary School.
Summer camp comes to a close
Children went back to school last week, but at Mandalay Elementary in Wantagh, kids were a familiar sight there all summer. more
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Michael Giacobello said goodbye to his son, Daniel, who began kindergarten at Wantagh Elementary School on Sept. 2.
Wantagh students head back to school
In perhaps ironic fashion, the new school year began in Wantagh on what was one of the hottest days of the summer. But it was summer vacation no more as about 3,500 students stepped into five buildings on Sept. 2. more
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Andrew Capobianco, 14, earned three gold medals at the Junior Olympics.
He’s got the gold
]At only 14, Andrew Capobianco has quite the resume in his young diving career. The former Wantagh student recently earned three gold medals at the 2014 National Junior Olympic Summer Championships last month, and is now off to compete at the FINA World Junior Diving Championship in Russia. more
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Among the new teachers in Wantagh this year are, from left, Anna Domingo, Jenna Rinaldi, Angela Savella and David Burt.
New Wantagh teachers eager for new year
Kindergarten students won’t be the only newcomers to the Wantagh School District this year, as more than a dozen new teachers have joined the staff. more
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Superintendent Maureen Goldberg welcomes back the staff for 2014-15 school year.
Wantagh staff embraces a new beginning
Upwards of 600 Wantagh School District staff members gathered in the high school auditorium last week for the traditional “Welcome Back” meeting. They were joined by local legislators and community leaders for the unofficial start of the 2014-15 school year. more
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