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Guests gathered At Wantagh Memorial Congregational Church on March 31 for a Cesar Chavez service in support of migrant farm workers.
Wantagh church stands up for farm workers
A Wantagh church is standing up for the rights of migrant farm workers, calling for better conditions for the people who feed America. more
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Seaford High School seniors Elise Weber, left, and Kaelin King read up on articles about the presidential candidates as they prepare to vote for the first time in November.
Student voters getting informed
As New York’s presidential primary approaches, voters across the state are ready to decide who they feel should represent their party in November’s general election. more
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Wantagh’s Brendan Kearns has been off to a fast start as a freshman attack for the Providence College men’s lacrosse team.
Kearns attacks college lacrosse with ease
A lot of college players would love to have the success that Brendan Kearns has had in his first year. The freshman lacrosse player at Providence College and Wantagh native has been racking up points this spring, and he hopes he can help lead his team to a championship. more
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Claire Reisert, left, and Carol Poulos are among the volunteers from the Wantagh Preservation Society who give tours of the local history museum
Keeping history alive in Wantagh, Seaford
Local history museums in Seaford and Wantagh are filled with pictures and artifacts that show what these communities were like in simpler times. Behind these great collections are people who have acquired the items, catalogued them and educate the public about the past. more
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Chelsea Stieglitz, front row center, of Seaford, went up to Albany last month for Advocacy Day, which gives youth a chance to meet with lawmakers about issues of social justice.
Seaford student advocates for education
Seaford High School senior Chelsea Stieglitz is an advocate for change. Last month, the 18-year-old traveled to Albany to discuss an issue that doesn’t affect her personally, but is something that she believes in. more
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Levittown OKs $205M budget
The Levittown School District will expand academic programs and add more technology if its $205.4 million budget is approved in May. more
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Wantagh residents Shannon O’Leary, left, Valerie Bonavita and Janine Ren were three of the Levittown School District’s eight spelling bee winners.
These kids can really s-p-e-l-l
For the first time, the Levittown School District took part in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, and eight students advanced to the regional competition at Hofstra University. more
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The new odor-detection system at Cedar Creek Park shows odor data on the computer.
A NOSE for foul air at Cedar Creek
In an effort to stem foul odors coming from the Cedar Creek Sewage Treatment Plant, Suez Water has unveiled a new electronic system to detect and manage them. more
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The Town of Hempstead approved the demolition of 60 Twisting Lane in Wantagh, a Levitt house that has sat empty for more than 10 years.
Wantagh home slated for demolition
A North Wantagh house that neighbors say has sat empty for at least a decade will be coming down. The Hempstead town board approved the demolition of 60 Twisting Lane at its meeting on March 29. more
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Mike Martino, Dan Ryan, Ralph Spagnolo and Phil Franco looked at some pipes that have been repaired in the underbelly of the Cedar Creek Sewage Treatment Plant during a tour last week.
An inside look at Cedar Creek
Last year’s takeover of the Cedar Creek Sewage Treatment Plant by a private company has resulted in increased maintenance at the facility and cost savings to the county, officials are touting. more
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